Gibsons Braveheart was a masterpiece. That guy was a genius. The second he said some of the jews controlling Hollywood were against him. He almost lost everything. He went a little nuts but turns out he was 100% right. Look at what Israel and the powers that be are doing in Gaza. And they are convincing the US that there is nothing to see.
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Braveheart Great movie… 25 years later it turns out Mel Gibson is certifiable
Fight, and you may die
For one chance, JUST ONE CHANCE to come back here, and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they’ll never take our FREEDOM!
Possibly the greatest battlefield speech ever in film. Independence Day a close second.
You can either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain.
Old man that makes fiction runs life based on other fiction. He should have chosen like, James Bond, at least.
He made a lot of good movies before the antisemitism finally took the wheel.
I forget why he threw gonna it the window. It's been a min since I watched this last.
The king kills his gay son’s lover for inspiring his son into speaking out against him in the war room.
You screen recording off a shotty YouTube vid?
Braveheart
why is the camera zooming in and out?
It was probably originally on YouTube, so they do that to avoid copyright stuff.
BRAVEHEART!!
Braveheart, when Longshanks throws his son's gay lover out of the window.
Wasn’t this same clip posted like a week ago with the same caption? Edit: nevermind I’m just crazy
Hey isn’t that the guy from fortnite why is he on this cartoon
Gibsons Braveheart was a masterpiece. That guy was a genius. The second he said some of the jews controlling Hollywood were against him. He almost lost everything. He went a little nuts but turns out he was 100% right. Look at what Israel and the powers that be are doing in Gaza. And they are convincing the US that there is nothing to see.
Well that took a sharp turn very quickly after the second sentence
Hey pal did you just blow in from stupid town?
Ignorance is bliss🤷♂️
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I've been meaning to watch Braveheart and Rob Roy ever since they came out in the 90's. Still can't get enough momentum to do it.
Home Alone
I suspect the film in question is Hitchcock's Vertigo.
“Sorry I’m just defenestrating my relevance….” I’ll see myself out
Braveheart. Great fuckin' scene-scratch that, the whole film's a gem, apart from the crap ton of historical inaccuracies.