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When Longshanks kills his son's lover

posted 10 years ago by WeAintFoundShin
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One of my favorite scenes.

Brutal.

And it feels like an authentic occurence.

[–] GayBoi1 8 years ago

Was it ever implied that he was his lover?

[–] syntinen 8 years ago

Short of having the actor hold up a placard saying 'Guess whose gay lover I am!!!!' it's hard to think of any way it could have been more heavily implied.

[–] ValR1821 8 years ago

It's heavily implied from the very beginning of the movie (i.e., the wedding scene between King Edward's son and the French princess).

[–] reaseltbim 8 years ago

i saw that scene in the movie when i was a child and it is the only thing i remembered of the movie for years.
i never remembered anything else (besides the scene where the guys lift up their skirts and showed the army their butts)

it was shocking but funny

[–] steiner444 8 years ago

I'm surprised Longshanks got the jump on him because Philip is skilled in the arts of war and military tactics.

[–] BeetJuice 8 years ago

This scene is very homophobic, and the number one piece of evidence Gibson's bigotry infected his art from the start.

[–] steiner444 8 years ago

Philip was skilled in the arts of war and military tactics. He was a manly man and against the stereotype. No bigotry at all in that scene.

[–] Wuchak (8737) 7 years ago

This scene is very homophobic

Aww, poor baby. Waaahhhh!

[–] Jinx (3726) 4 years ago

What are you crying about?

[–] TheArgentinian (7072) 4 years ago

Hate crime.

[–] NotoriousRio (12927) 4 years ago

Imagine the rage on Twitter if Braveheart were a 2020 film!

[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

I have not seen the movie, but I looked up and watched that scene. Great scene, i may watch that soon.

[–] NotoriousRio (12927) 4 years ago

Hope you enjoy it, it's a great movie! 😉

[–] kenburke (2372) 4 years ago

The son's lover had his ups and downs.

[–] AmeriGirl26 (14411) 4 years ago

A pity it never happened in real life, though the Prince (later a king) was executed in a horrendous manner years later.

[–] NotoriousRio (12927) 4 years ago

I heard he lost at poker. What an ass!

[–] AmeriGirl26 (14411) 4 years ago

I love the puns! rofl!