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Heck Dam! That Longstreet boy has one bully hat. Shud a won🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

*Good and Evil in Actuality* “Checks and Balances in Good and Evil” Firstly, I am NOT going to eat the crap kibble in that monastic “good” bowl. They think the good is going to wait until the last days to get paid. No. I know what books they would hand out. I’ll just take them. Love thy neighbor as thyself. I bring not peace but a sword. Here Jesus instructs those who would hear about the inherent evil in mankind and how to make them complacent in battle. The Bible later warns that good will eventually destroy evil, but fails to explain the nature of evil which is weaker than good in general. Do you believe the weak should pay with their lives? The world is evil and evil typically ruins everything. This is about 1/4 versus 3/4 of the population. I wish. Are good or evil inherent and genetic or is there a cheat whereby one can remain good? The only cheat would be like a military brief or a cliff’s notes whereby good does the real work and sneaks you by but really you’ll just pay later anyway. A good person can choose a certain amount of evil but some good people can’t explain what evil is and find it repulsive when they try to become it. Evil is really just a trail of weakness and bad decisions. The church cannot claim that all good things come from the church. They are built to assume the evil of mankind. Good deeds and self renovation are really just bolstering for the mind. Everyone does a certain amount but bolstering only works on a house with a strong foundation. Society makes a lot of cheats for evil. They’re as obvious as a bad camera angle for small people to appear big. What is good, really? For the most part good amounts to real time at a desk with quality resources. There’s a little genetic difference but it’s almost nothing. The problem is that a poor foundation cannot withstand any real pressure or figurative storm. There are really no working solutions. Who wants to live a life with nothing in their cup? Good gets the short end of everything. I’m not taking the short end. I’ll just steal from the weak. I’ll just interpret the Occult and math and historical engineering and all relevant legal volumes concerning secrecy correctly and wear what I want to! Hey. The world is pretty much based on hurrying evil along. I’m fifty years old. Most 30 year olds look like old men. Hurry along, now. We need more rabid human bears roaming around. Man Intel! Hahaha. Oh. And that gun is based on mathematical ambiguity like most sports. Try and figure it out. 😅 A complex? No, no, no. A complex is for work laden buffoons to make works of art. I just gather the truth when being artistic. It’s perspective. I see the monkeys like Mozart.

Sir. I have no Division! That was a massive blunder

what is the most spectacular and deep is the work director, in a way to introduce Mozart music to each of everyone ! Indeed the acting is tremendous but for sure to carry out such a film is taking many years maybe a lifetime project... have a glimpse of concertos operas chamber music and the composer's mark from the beginning till the end. The end as he composed (for me) his materpiece the requiem he was composing the magic flute !

The soundtrack for this movie is so perfect. That feeling of relief that Buford must’ve felt seeing Reynolds and his first corps flag.corps flag Is captured wonderfully by the music

Sam Peckinpah's directing style is so recognisable.

That way around the right really wasn’t open. Mead had several brigades of Calvary on the flank and the Union corps who arrived later on the 2nd had concentrated there. So it really wasn’t quite was Longstreet and Hood were hoping for. And even if the my pushed through the Calvary, there would have been a lot of time for the Unions forces to organize their defense. It isn’t exactly a 5 minute march around the south.

Even better they used real people, every single man and horse is real

This reminds me of Democrats in 2024 thinking Biden has a shot of winning in November after the debate disaster...

Well, there it is.

General Buford was the architect of the Battle of Gettysburg

I've noted in this movie that everybody talks about how good the ground is. I understand that the high ground is important but is there anything else going on with that?

I love this flick. When I was in tank basic training at Knox in 94 they would let us watch it on our little free time on the weekends. Yah, I know it’s a bit hoakey in parts it’s still good imho.

Now use hardy rules and fight by squads

"It was very close. They nearly broke, I could feel them breaking, and for a brief moment I thought I saw our flags go up the hill." "It wasn't that close."

I find myself rooting for the Germans.

very unrealistic full of overpaid actors

Who are that union unit with the red hats and baggy red trousers

Candy floss hair❤ genius❤🏆

Reynolds was considered by most to be the best soldier in the Union army.

Trimble taking over for morally wounded Dorsey Pender, at that time thought to be the best young brigadier in the army. Pettigrew would survive the charge, and be mortally wounded covering the withdraw a week later. Hood critically wounded. Armistead, Barksdale, Symmes, Garnett dead. Men in leadership that could never be adequately replaced.

Buford's actions may have singlehandedly saved the U.S. His small force held off the Confederate army and stopped them from assuming a fortified defensive position on the high ground, which may have resulted in the Union launching futile disastrous attacks such as at Fredericksburg. While the Union army did eventually break on Day 1, Buford's delaying action bought the Union forces enought time to capture and fortify the high ground, forcing the Confederates to be the ones launching futile disastrous attacks.

The fighting happened somewhat by accident as General Lee wanted to avoid a general engagement until the Army of Northern Virginia was concentrated into the area and also because the majority of the Calvary under command of Maj. General J.E.B. Stewart were not in the area but somewhere up north and not relaying any reports leaving Lee blind to what was in front of him. General Heth did an excursion to Gettysburg, ostensibly to find shoes, which was essentially a reconnaissance in force conducted by a full infantry division.

I will never go to Holiday Inn again. They limited/disabled the compressor from running on AC & was miserable.

Ah Gettysburg. 3 hours of people urgently monologuing on horses.

What song was the band playing

Grandísima película, la volvería a ver 100 veces.

Did anyone know where Jeb Stewart was for 8 days?

NAPOLEAN WAS A MASTER OF WAR , there is no way he fell for such a defense (square) when he used this very same square formation to defeat the Mamaluks.

Doesn't the Confederate soldier on the right look like the British actor Oliver Reid !

From Scarface to Amadeus

By the way I would like to know if "My old Kentucky Home" being played is in the movies soundtrack and could someone send me a link

That is indeed a beautiful day and is Justice on Earth Earth and it took the civil war put on Nation on the right track I ain't got there yet but we are trying

161 years ago today.

Longstreet - "George, can you take that ridge?" :( Pickett - :D Narrator - But he did not take that ridge.

fightin for my rats

I lot of People want to Blame Stuart for the loss at Gettysburg but I don't think anyone was thinking the Battle was going to happen at Gettysburg at the time.

Longstreet's suggestion of a maneuver around the Union left was not viable in any manner other than a purely tactical shifting of troops, as the local road net didn't support a wider strategic maneuver. In any case, Lee was effectively out of time for both strategic and logistical reasons and had no alternative but to either attack or abandon the campaign in failure. That said, Lee was in that position because of errors which he made before the battle even began.

Written by Troy Kennedy-Martin who also wrote The Italian Job. His brother Ian created the series The Sweeney.

The Germans have American accents 😂 or those are American Germans fighting on Germany side..

Used actual T34-85’s very realistic

Now I’m in Richmond and it’s over run with mud peoples. Spot on you were Stonewall.

What an absolute legend driving through a fucking war zone.

When the Germans are so tired, they did not even bother that it was a Willy's Jeep. 😂😂😂😂

2:10 Brits unleashed a relentless Barrage upon the Blitz 😮 #poundthekrautscharlie

What a hard life 😮

The fact he jump scares everyone in the room with that laugh after unintentionally owning Salieri is hilarious

Don't trust a yankee movie to depict truth. Lee would not have said such a stupid thing because the CSA was already an independent country by the time Lincoln decided to invade it. Lincoln did not invade his own country. He invaded the CSA which had, by constitutional right, peacefully seceded.

A very compelling movie!👍👍👍👍👍👍

When Lee calls you “General”: you’re ok When Lee calls you “Mister”: you’re in hot water