Best Reactions to William Wallace’s Epic Victory at the Battle of Stirling in Braveheart (1995) Movie | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching
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All great fun but as historically inaccurate as all Mel Gibson films.
Signed: A. Pedant.
Still want equality ladies?
Braveheart was totally historically rubbish, Andrew moray brought a host from the north as a kight he would have been in command ,not Wallace ,moray died of wounds suffered.
And they did,not wear kilts either 😊
The trans broke the illusion
It was 95% filmed in Ireland. In the battle scenes, the extras are the Irish reserve army.
To the guy at the end… You don't say Scottish and British… You say Scottish and English. British are people from England, Northern Ireland (those who choose to be called British) , Scotland &. Wales.And to complicate it more.. Britain is Scotland England and Wales… Not Northern Ireland.. The combined country is the United Kingdom which is Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and all Islands included. Even the Falkland Islands which are 8,000 miles from the UK mainland.
Screenplay written by Randall Wallace… apparently not related to William
Fun-ish fact: Concerning the blue war paint that the Highlanders are wearing. The Romans believed that this came from a plant which by present day is extinct, this is because the Picts, as they insultingly refer to them, would never tell them the true source of the blue pigment. If a person died after living a good life having meant a lot to many people, their ashes from their funeral pyre would be taken, mixed with oil and it becomes a blue pigment. People who wanted a memory of that person would then use that pigment to tattoo their skin to have a living reminder and a part of that person with them always.
However, if that person was murdered, and those of the family and friends who wished revenge, like William Wallace and his Men, would paint themselves with the pigment as war paint. They could not take it off until the person they were aiming to avenge themselves on was dead.
Awesome video.