My First Time Watching Braveheart!

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  @ColetteCherry · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @gstevenson7781 · 2 years ago

  As a Scotsman who was born, raised, and still live here this movie is extra special to me. It’s not the most historically accurate, especially when it comes to Robert the Bruce, but as a movie it’s fantastic.

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  @KrisFrederick2001 · 2 years ago

  &quot;The betrayal scene is the best acting Mel Gibson ever did. Most people would have played it angry. He made it feel like real betrayal does - confusion, disbelief, numbness, the life flowing out of him. Absolutely gutted me the first time I saw it.&quot; I cried the first time I can&apos;t lie.

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  @ethandollarhide7943 · 2 years ago

  &quot; I don&apos;t want to see him get tortured&quot; <br>Girl, this is a Mel Gibson movie, that&apos;s a requirement

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  @robpr315 · 2 years ago

  When Wallace gives her the flower as an adult, every reaction to that scene, you can see womens&apos; hearts just melt.

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  @richter6699 · 2 years ago

  &quot;To think they used to throw rocks for entertainment. We&apos;ve come a long way&quot; - I&apos;m literally watching somebody else watch a movie lol

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  @C-Mack · 2 years ago

  When the Scots took out the very first garrison of English soldiers, the crowd starts chanting &apos;MacAulish...MacAulish!&apos; then changes to &apos;Wallace...Wallace!&apos; Scottish surnames beginning with &apos;Mac&apos; mean &apos;son of...&apos;. Thus, MacAulish means &apos;son of Wallace.&apos; The crowd is, in essence, cheering William as the &apos;son of Wallace&apos; (referring to his father) and then Wallace himself.

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  @ThunderbackOG · 2 years ago (edited)

  When William takes revenge on the Nobleman who executed Murran. It is justice... but you see no satisfaction or any relief in William&apos;s face.<br>There is no way to make it right. There is no way to get back what is lost. There are only sadness and sorrow.

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  @campagnollo · 2 years ago (edited)

  A bit of irony for the film is the casting of William’s lieutenants. Hamish, a Scot, is played by Brendan Gleeson who is Irish. And Steven, who is Irish, is played by David O’Hara who is a Scot.

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  @chimpinaneckbrace · 2 years ago

  Brian Cox and Brendan Gleeson have been in every single movie ever made. Fact.

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  @TheZibadee · 2 years ago

  &quot;You guys dont understand i love horses&quot; - Oh boy😦

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  @Jedi4Life-u5y · 2 years ago

  One of the most beautiful movie soundtracks of all time. &nbsp;RIP James Horner.

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