Outlaw King - Intro - Siege of Stirling.

Stephen Dillane killing it as usual, great intro and movie.

All right belong to Netflix.

[khanhlam]

"We spent 200 gold and 200 wood to build this. I don't want to waste it."

[jfoeodkapfk]

"You had the courage to stand up to me, and the wisdom to stand down"

What a fucking gangster

[datemasamune]

Not a single person painting a portrait. Just people living the moment.

[ViolentaShadow]

"Besides... It took 3 months to build! I don't want to waste it!"

War never changes.

[Bayan]

To give you an idea of how big Warwolf was, disassembled it took up 30 wagons, and it took 9 master carpenters and 49 laborers to build it in three months. It could launch a 300 pound stone 200 yards. It was allegedly the largest Trebuchet catapult ever built.

[seanconaill]

'I'm proud of you Robert', words Stannis would never say to his brother

[herewegoagain]

At least Stannis Baratheon come to siege with siege equipment!

[vincentthendean]

Fun fact: Warwolf, built by England, was the biggest trebuchet ever built in history. It is not until a couple years ago that the record was broken... also by England.

[enlightenedterrestrial]

This whole one-shot scene was absolutely brilliant!!!!

[MrBoBoTom]

This 100% happened btw, He won, they surrendered, but he thought it was so awsome he used it anyway lol

[jcb]

Something you’d hardly notice with this gigantic trebuchet, is that Edward is wearing armor. Not just a padded shirt or anything, no, I mean armor. Now you could say it’s because of the siege, but it’s actually quite historically accurate. Edward loved wearing armor. There are stories of him wearing it as his normal day to day clothing, and looking around the rest of the siege camp, he really is the only ‘civilian’ wearing armor.

[thepalantir]

When watching this film, I kept picturing King Edward in my head saying: "The Scots will bend the knee or I will destroy them."

[Vasun]

Stannis has an obsession with fire even while wearing Lannister Colors.

[BanditoBurrito]

Man I loved this movie but it went by so fast. Should have been a 10 part series or something. Like they have these great character setups and then the movie just has to end.

[gmacs]

I would just like to point out that James Cosmo has been in every Scottish play or movie since 1614.

[burnbobquist]

Stephen Dilane is just an awesome performer. His potrayal of Stannis is memorable, his take on Longshanks is amazing. Mens a treasure.

[mrneutral]

Bald guy didn't even flinch, as the insanely heavy ball of flaming Greek fire is propelled towards the castle. Inches from his head.

[Gabagu]

This long take scene is so well directed, David Mackenzie is the man

[ZerinOrange]

Well damn Stanis did take the Iron throne afterall

[matthewtang]

Stannis the Mannis being actual king for once