I know it's an unpopular opinion here but the acting is not that great, all his lines are delivered in exactly the same way, while trying too hard to mimick Ragnar's intonation. Plus the quality of the dialogue didn't help.
Don't know if that's true, but somewhere I read that Björns actor was really sick when they were filming this scene, amd they wanted to keep it that way because his voice sounds so broken. Don't know where I read that, probably in a youtube comment section, so might be bs anyway
Björn was also the only brother ivar was very weary off. I'd even say feared to fight at fitst. Like in this scene. Then with the Rus he was determent to kill him. And very much thinking with their superior military tech and tactics they must win. And terrified when half dead full of arrows he still lifted his sword and rallied all of Norway like some mythical miracle. Wich also broke the morale of the Rus.
Bjorn's eyes when ivar fired the arrow, even after what ivar had done he's still his brother and to see that ivar is willing to kill him for power pretty much hurt bjorn more
It wasn’t swords, spears or arrows that could harm Bjron. It was heartbreak, betrayal and the loss of his children and the Crown of Norway. But after ever loss and heartache he got back up. That is the will of Ironside
Vikings is such an underrated show like when I first watched it I had to grit my teeth through the first couple of episodes and then I fell in love with it but now going back those first episodes are so nostalgic for me
got that backwards - Ragnar's end literally made him a legend his tale was told throughout the ages, Bjorn is just a side note, People can't even agree on who he is.
@@ac4th371 bjorn accomplished more than ragnar, what ragnar did in paris in the show was actually bjorns accolade. Ragnar was the godfather but bjorn was the true born king.
@@ac4th371 actually the real history story, the baddest and main charactera were Ragnars sons with Bjorn on the top, Ragnar didn't have much impact nor accomplishments except the first to get to England
I feel like Ragnars sons represent a side of him. Ivar is his dark side and his wit. Björn is his adventurous spirit and a great worrier, Ubbe is his good heart, and Sigurd and Hvitserk…well idk 😂
Hvitserk was the side of ragnar that made mistakes. But he was also the brave warrior side to overcome the mistakes. Sigurd was his silent jealous bullying side, the side that wasn't sure how to convey kindness or mercy when it was possible Bjorn was his leadership, courage and will to keep going. Ubbe was his love for his sons and his people to give them better lives. Ivar was the chaos in ragnar that was kept in check by lagertha, floki and athelstan.
stopped watching after Bjorn died, it felt like a major let-down after waiting like 6months for the second half of the final season, I was hoping for something more climatic or memberable.
@@nicolasm978 I didn't watch it after Björn died either, but I think I will rewatch this awesome show for the 5th time now. Maybe I can last longer this time
Such a great show there were so many reasons for their passion so much depth of character. It took years, but they developed these characters perfectly.
I’ll never get over his face. Such sadness and disbelief of the betrayal from his own brother and community. Friends turned enemies for something so trivial.
Trivial it all started on the death of aslaug of lagertha just no been a bitch and let aslaug lived Ivar wouldn’t have did those things and then killing his brother pretty much solidified it but it all started with that arrow they were owed vengeance by rights only seemed one followed through though
You honestly see so much of his father in him I know it’s a show but he did an amazing job, as well as the guy who played Ragnar like they really gave you the father son feel and he even started to mimic Ragnar’s facial expressions and how he would say certain things, going from a laugh to serious when speaking the little details were amazing with his character
@@LMoorish There's absolutely no confirmation of this anywhere in the show. It's only ever hinted at, that he MIGHT NOT be Ragnar's son, but he clearly is.
@@conyapcosme6771depends on how you look at it Ragnar was the first person to lead their people to glory and expanded way beyond the lands of norway Bjorn took that legacy and built his own on top of it
I would say Ubbe+ Ivar are the only 2 characters that inherited and went beyond Ragnars spirit. Bjorn did not seem to have good battle IQ and was stupid in general almost all the decisions that he took ended up being stupid and caused loss.
@@qwerty-tf1jg Actually you are entirely incorrect. Alexander Ludwig, the actor for Bjorn, was never on Home Improvement. The son's were Taran Noah Smith (Mark Taylor) and Johnathan Taylor Thomas (Randy Taylor). Not hard to check an actors IMDb for this info and not look like a fool trying to call someone out on something you don't know.
He definitely learned alot from the actor who played ragnar. Lets be real he MADE this show and you can see in how they all act even after he is gone his presence is seen even in later seasons.
He didn't break. He was just hurt and upset by the whole situation. His brother betrayed him and the people were forced to betray him as well by being loyal to the "king".
It's funny how so many people shout for an award whenever a series or movie has a moment of good acting. They're just doing their job and they're doing it well, but we can't go and hand out 2000 awards each year for every single cool moment out there.
No one ever thinks of the countless lives the kings send into the battlefields for their own purposes. The fallen are the real heroes and warriors, each one had lives and dreams and hopes of a better life. Only to be used in the games of the Kings.
"We played together when we were children.." When that bowman lowers his bow, I just imagine him remembering as he fought Bjorn with a wooden sword and realises that no matter what Ivar told him, he could never bring himself to harm that man.
Always said tv show actors shit on these over paid “movie stars” they make you believe and get lost in something for hours make love hate and miss a character show after show. This gave me chills
Nothing sadder, than watching ppl you called friends or family turns thier backs, over lies or deception. But at least you know, where you and they really stand....
@@lifeisberserk9566 Its too beautiful and too immersive to hate. Even after Ragnar was no longer in the picture his Bjorn and Ivar carried the rest beautifully.
Don’t think he was insane. He wanted validation and power because of feeling powerless due to his legs. He was cruel because of his anger about his situation. It made him feel powerful. Being feared made him feel powerful. He was sane but had a cold heart. He wanted to be loved but settled for being feared. When he met his wife and she told him all the stuff about being a god etc it made him feel great and validated his ego. It went too far though since she was manipulating him and he got lost in the “godhood” thing. He knew he wasn’t a god but let himself go along with it because he had everything he wanted. He was loved by her so she had control over him. Until he killed her though when the illusion was shattered by the deformed baby. That’s just my opinion though he could well have been insane and definitely acted it sometimes. I think being insane removes the depth of his character though and makes things he did have less meaning. I think deep down Ivar was always a scared little boy who just wanted to be loved and didn’t understand why he couldn’t be like everyone else so he took it out on the world around him. I feel like his character is based around a lack of power and control and everything he does is based around gaining control back or at least doing things that make him feel as though he has control.
I love when people put bg music to a video that already has bg music, it makes so easy to hear what they speak and I can feel what bg music brings, especially after they merge in together. Just perfect I can say.
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What is the movie's name?
Nah
Who created the song
I love that he almost has no voice. He is yelling with so much sentiment.
I know it's an unpopular opinion here but the acting is not that great, all his lines are delivered in exactly the same way, while trying too hard to mimick Ragnar's intonation. Plus the quality of the dialogue didn't help.
@@Tom-mk7ndI agree with his trying to hard to imitate Ragnar. There were times were it seemed to forced and much
@@gomeywomey1629 I counter with this, is that not what sons do? Imitate their fathers? Especially the ones they look up to and admired?
Don't know if that's true, but somewhere I read that Björns actor was really sick when they were filming this scene, amd they wanted to keep it that way because his voice sounds so broken. Don't know where I read that, probably in a youtube comment section, so might be bs anyway
@@Tom-mk7nd there’s a very obvious difference in quality between the first four seasons and the last two
You can see the fear that ivar had when he realised that Bjorn had disrupted his people’s loyalty to him
Loyalty or fear. How often those go hand in hand.
Ivar was a boneless coward
@@joshuatree777 literally because he couldn't get it up.
Björn was also the only brother ivar was very weary off. I'd even say feared to fight at fitst. Like in this scene.
Then with the Rus he was determent to kill him. And very much thinking with their superior military tech and tactics they must win.
And terrified when half dead full of arrows he still lifted his sword and rallied all of Norway like some mythical miracle. Wich also broke the morale of the Rus.
@@TrafalgarWaterDLaw-dl5cmhe still gave him his respect after death
A man who follows you out of respect is worth 100 men who follow through fear.
- logan shoota
Yes yes yes
Bjorn's eyes when ivar fired the arrow, even after what ivar had done he's still his brother and to see that ivar is willing to kill him for power pretty much hurt bjorn more
Talking like lagertha didn’t kill Ivar’s mom too
Si c’est vrai pourquoi n’a t’il pas simplement donné le pouvoir à Ivar?
It wasn’t swords, spears or arrows that could harm Bjron. It was heartbreak, betrayal and the loss of his children and the Crown of Norway. But after ever loss and heartache he got back up. That is the will of Ironside
He didn't give two shits about them kids tf
@Travis Lindsey yes he did wtf are you talking about he loved them just as much as Ragnar loved him
@@noiminoimi1179 He loves them yes, but not as much as Ragnar loves him
@Anie George he loved them just as much and he mourned their deaths and celebrated them living he loved all of them
Lol that's the kinda man I wanna be.
“I grew up with many of you, We were neighbours, my friends. We played together as children” that hits deep as hell 😢😭
“When we were children” *
@@skydamage8679I like ice cream and sometimes tacos.
There is no winners in war.
Just like King George V of Britain, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Tsar Nicholas II of Russia...
@@blazergamer6425It's more fucked considering they looked so similar they swapped outfits to fuck with people
That walk after saying " You know me " hits hard 💔😞
Ivar was portrayed so well that I literally couldn’t stand him 😂
"You know me" words that will turn a enemy into a friend
Because they are not his enemies😔
I was crying after that "You know me", that feeling of treason!
Vikings is such an underrated show like when I first watched it I had to grit my teeth through the first couple of episodes and then I fell in love with it but now going back those first episodes are so nostalgic for me
*an enemy
@@Tomenczo mistake, chill bro
He had the most badass end of any character in the show. Ragnar was a badass, but Bjorn went out like a fucking legend. Top tier.
100000% TRUE MAN
got that backwards - Ragnar's end literally made him a legend his tale was told throughout the ages, Bjorn is just a side note, People can't even agree on who he is.
@@ac4th371 I'm talking about the show, not real history. I know both.
@@ac4th371 bjorn accomplished more than ragnar, what ragnar did in paris in the show was actually bjorns accolade. Ragnar was the godfather but bjorn was the true born king.
@@ac4th371 actually the real history story, the baddest and main charactera were Ragnars sons with Bjorn on the top, Ragnar didn't have much impact nor accomplishments except the first to get to England
I feel like Ragnars sons represent a side of him. Ivar is his dark side and his wit. Björn is his adventurous spirit and a great worrier, Ubbe is his good heart, and Sigurd and Hvitserk…well idk 😂
Hvitserk is the fighter
@@warzone2.0plug28drug addict
Hvitserk was the side of ragnar that made mistakes. But he was also the brave warrior side to overcome the mistakes.
Sigurd was his silent jealous bullying side, the side that wasn't sure how to convey kindness or mercy when it was possible
Bjorn was his leadership, courage and will to keep going.
Ubbe was his love for his sons and his people to give them better lives.
Ivar was the chaos in ragnar that was kept in check by lagertha, floki and athelstan.
Hvitserk was a hell of a warrior too also let’s not forget Hvitserk was a drug addict and so was Ragnar for some time.
Bjorne is everything Ragnar wanted him to be the true worthy son of Ragnar asides from Ivar
And yet, all fans of the show loved Ivar. Tells you the mentality of America today.
In the End, soldiers/warriors stand for the man they respect, not the man they fear...
Get a King who has both.
Both legs?
@@baileys5673 damn bro
Explain America then?
@leskelly5783 what? Lol
Bjorn character lived up to the Ragnar title... people say the show died with Ragnar. Bjorn last scene was beyond epic
stopped watching after Bjorn died, it felt like a major let-down after waiting like 6months for the second half of the final season, I was hoping for something more climatic or memberable.
@@flyingthor2650 you watched the entire show until the end. Stop lying. You didn't like the end but don't lie
@@nicolasm978 I didn't watch it after Björn died either, but I think I will rewatch this awesome show for the 5th time now. Maybe I can last longer this time
@@nicolasm978I stopped watching when bjorn died, gonna fight me to?
True
Such a great show there were so many reasons for their passion so much depth of character. It took years, but they developed these characters perfectly.
It was the time when Ivar realized that Bjorn is true king that speaks from the heart
True king of polygamy
I’ll never get over his face. Such sadness and disbelief of the betrayal from his own brother and community. Friends turned enemies for something so trivial.
His face looks like that all the time, he looks like he is crying inside 24/7
Its fake
@@andrewut7ya511 no shit really??? Never would have known without your help🙏🙏
@@glen8372 i got you bro, you know avengers was faked too? Thats fucked up.
Trivial it all started on the death of aslaug of lagertha just no been a bitch and let aslaug lived Ivar wouldn’t have did those things and then killing his brother pretty much solidified it but it all started with that arrow they were owed vengeance by rights only seemed one followed through though
Betrayal can cut deeper than any sword
A sword will just kill you... but Betrayal destroys you slowly and forces you to watch...
Who betray who
"You don't have enemies"
Saga of Vinland
Mannnn. Loved this man as much as Ragnar. It’s crazy how well he was able to portray Bjorn as ragnars son. The smallest mannerisms
It's like Ragnar's words to Rollo when they attacked Paris
This doesn’t even come close.
i kep you alive
Paris was awful, Ragnar is in full view of so many archers so many times, yet none fire at him?
@@WhoThisMonkey Sence björn ivara ok attırdığı zaman hiç bi okun ona gelmemesi daha saçma gelmiyomu
@@omerarslan9474
Yes
You honestly see so much of his father in him I know it’s a show but he did an amazing job, as well as the guy who played Ragnar like they really gave you the father son feel and he even started to mimic Ragnar’s facial expressions and how he would say certain things, going from a laugh to serious when speaking the little details were amazing with his character
Some supreme acting in the show
he is not ragnar's son lmao
The only One to be called Father is The Father in Heaven.
@@LMoorish your true father isn't always who is your biological father.
@@LMoorish There's absolutely no confirmation of this anywhere in the show. It's only ever hinted at, that he MIGHT NOT be Ragnar's son, but he clearly is.
Bjorn ironside last scene was most epic scene in i ever watched. it still gives me goosebumps every time i watch it. just awesome.
😢 hearing him speak makes me emotional
Seems betraying brothers is a Lothbrock family tradition.
Yeah , it’s literally a rite of passage! Are you even a son of Ragnar if you haven’t betrayed or been betrayed?
All lagertha fault
Its a viking thing 😂
@@eduardosantos9160 Nat Auslag's or Ragnar's ? Get a life.
@@eduardosantos9160Bruh cuz she became a woman king after Ragnar brought the pregnant side hoe into his hall?
Bjorn Ironside truly inherited his fathers spirit.
He is his own person he is more than his father
@@conyapcosme6771depends on how you look at it
Ragnar was the first person to lead their people to glory and expanded way beyond the lands of norway
Bjorn took that legacy and built his own on top of it
The only One who to be called Father is The Father in Heaven.
@@conyapcosme6771 I said spirit not personality.
I would say Ubbe+ Ivar are the only 2 characters that inherited and went beyond Ragnars spirit. Bjorn did not seem to have good battle IQ and was stupid in general almost all the decisions that he took ended up being stupid and caused loss.
His cracked voice broke my heart I cried my eyes out 😢😢😢😢😢
Finished Vikings a week ago and this actor really did put in effort into all of his scenes.
Such a great actor honestly, we watched him grow up and portray a figure we look up to
wait, that little boy in season one was the same actor
@@KINGBLEACH91 noo noo but this actor was pretty young the first time he was introduced as the “older” bjorn
@@KINGBLEACH91 Bjorn is played by Alexander Ludwig who was in Seeker Rising, Race to Witch Mountain and played Cato in Hunger Games.
Mate u are so far off, he grew up on home improvement!!! Took a while to get used to him not being that little boi
@@qwerty-tf1jg Actually you are entirely incorrect. Alexander Ludwig, the actor for Bjorn, was never on Home Improvement. The son's were Taran Noah Smith (Mark Taylor) and Johnathan Taylor Thomas (Randy Taylor). Not hard to check an actors IMDb for this info and not look like a fool trying to call someone out on something you don't know.
The acting in this is unbelievable. Some of the best I’ve ever seen. It’s so beautiful
How could you hear it over the dreadful music on top? 😅
@@SirMykuspretty sure he was talking about the show, not whoever dishonored this clip with the trash music
Hell of a show!
He definitely learned alot from the actor who played ragnar. Lets be real he MADE this show and you can see in how they all act even after he is gone his presence is seen even in later seasons.
@@Slim2Flo 💯💯
یکی از بهترین سکانس های سریال بیورن پهلو آهنی ❤
Лучший сын Рагнара!👍👍👍
He didn't break. He was just hurt and upset by the whole situation. His brother betrayed him and the people were forced to betray him as well by being loyal to the "king".
Ivar just wanted revenge on Lagertha. Bjorn had little remorse going against Ivar anyways even though they are supposed to be brothers
@@joeykatsura6020 Lagertha is the whole cause of their division in the first place ever since she shot Ivars mother in the back.
@@thepreacher7399 Exactly it's weird seeing everyone say Ivar betrayed when really it was the other way around.
Do they forgive each other after this scene?
@@Pluto_13434O No. Eventually Ivar kills Bjorn in battle, by stabbing him when Bjorn was distracted
He should of got an award for his acting. This scene was truly heartbreaking
It's funny how so many people shout for an award whenever a series or movie has a moment of good acting. They're just doing their job and they're doing it well, but we can't go and hand out 2000 awards each year for every single cool moment out there.
Agreed man. Agreed. The acting and the change of voice and the emotion. Idk how he didn’t get an award or something.
"When everybody wanted you dead, i kept you alive!! and this is how you repay my love. You hurt me brotherr"
No one ever thinks of the countless lives the kings send into the battlefields for their own purposes. The fallen are the real heroes and warriors, each one had lives and dreams and hopes of a better life. Only to be used in the games of the Kings.
And they happily did, because dying in battle would get them send to Valhalla! They had no fear for death whatsoever
@@NYjumperr for their own purposes sir .
"you know me" gives me the chills every damn time. Such an amazing show full of emotions. Long live the king!
The moment Bjorn stands up after blocking Ivar's arrow he looks just like Ragnar :'(
Ivor respected and loved his father the most out of all of them but he wanted to be greater than him
Vikings a melhor série de todas👏👏👏👏👏👏
Man - I never thought much about the guy playing Bjorn being a good actor - until this scene. But this was one hell of a performance.
"We played together when we were children.." When that bowman lowers his bow, I just imagine him remembering as he fought Bjorn with a wooden sword and realises that no matter what Ivar told him, he could never bring himself to harm that man.
O rei de toda Noruega ❤🗿💪🏻
I haven't cried for 5 years till now
"You know me", or in other words, "you know you can't kill me, I am Bjorn Ironside.".
Also, you know i don't lie.
Idt that's what he meant lol
Ivar represents everything ragnar could not be because he was too nobel.
What is a mob to a King? (Eckbert)
What is a King to a God? (Ivar)
What is a God to a non-believer? (Ragnar)
Ragnar was a murderer
@@trafledrakel7118no he was a conquer and explorer.
@@josercamino320 killed innocent people including his own kind
@@trafledrakel7118they all do, throughout the entirety of history
😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤the first viking is so emotional
what an absolutely superb actor
Man the cast played their roles so well 👏
Bjorn is one of my favourite character ever.
Thank you Yousef, this is my favourite short of all time and I haven't even watched vikings yet.
The raw emotion the delivery you could feel the pain and heartbreak emanating off the screen!
Only Person Ivar Feared..Bjorn Ironside♥️🔥
This is a big joke 😂😂
True
Викинги самые классные, такие моменты до мурашек)
The sadness.... God 🥺
Dude....what a voice. :))
He cri everitim
Always said tv show actors shit on these over paid “movie stars” they make you believe and get lost in something for hours make love hate and miss a character show after show. This gave me chills
Beautiful
Goosebumps... honestly one of the best series ever
Bjorn was portrayed epically throughout the series but Ivar was on another league. The actor played the meniacal role perfectly.
Nothing sadder, than watching ppl you called friends or family turns thier backs, over lies or deception.
But at least you know, where you and they really stand....
"You were my neighbours, my friends."😕
Those word hit hard 😢
This is one of my favourite scenes! The passion in his acting and that camera shaking with him
He even sounded like Ragnar -
Quite the performance really. 👏
Betrayal hits hard even your friends and neighbours
Still get the chills from this scene..Bjorn was in so much pain... Valhalla was calling 🔥🔥
loved this show 10/10 sends chills down my spine
Name
Which season is this?
@@Ytnzy2506
Show name??
@@faroff824vikings
Best Viking show ever man
Bjorn was Ragnar reborn by the time he died… from the hair to the speeches… the clothes… all of it lol
Song is Tom Odell - another Love for anyone wondering.
Thank you, I was scrolling hahaha so thank you brudda
But isn't it remix?
@@tasio4268yes the first bit is, adele set fire to the rain
Thankyou
literally the best fucking show ever to grace my screen
Is the Vikings Valhalla?
@@jamiedejesus4322 no it’s just called Vikings it’s from 2012
I love his voice its very sincere and touchy
Great actor
It’s shows the emotion on how he holds his sword. Loyalty to not dare point a sword at friends
Как фильм называется?
This is imo still one of the best, most emotional and tragic scenes in any tv series. Oscar worthy.
I broke down too, after watching this😢❤
One of the greatest shows of all time
Bjorn was the best of all Ragnar’s sons
O ragnardan bile iyiydi
Wow…I’ve never watched this but this scene is so touching. His emotions, his tone reaches you and tug at your own emotions. His acting is elite
it really is such a good show. and this scene is pasted the halfway point of the show. Highly recommend if you enjoy historicals with great writing
This series was so fucking incredible
Midway through high school this hits home.
God, I canny stand this scene. Makes me cry every time. Nothing hurts more than seeing a powerful man plead with all his heart for peace.
Since when did Vikings care about peace?
It's that one guy from hunger games, he's killing it here 🔥
Man this dam show was so fire
I'm not your enemy... you know me 😪👌
He did so good in Vikings glad they gave him a chance after his child hood barely saw him after hunger games
Vikings will always be that one TV show I loved from the start to the very end
nice to hear someone that didn't hate it after S4
@@lifeisberserk9566 Its too beautiful and too immersive to hate. Even after Ragnar was no longer in the picture his Bjorn and Ivar carried the rest beautifully.
Love this moment ❤❤❤
Never betray a man like Ranger⚓️❤️🖤
Hard to believe that this was David spades son in grown ups 2 lol.
the way ivar laughs when bjorn says that ivar rules over them with cruelty i think bjorn knew ivar was like this when he first met him
When he first met him, when Ivar was a baby?
Ivar was a slap in the face of Ragnar. No matter what the writers wrote. Ubbe and Bjorn were the real sons of Ragnar
@@colinwin6916 ivar was the son of ragnar.his mind is like him but with cruelty
@@colinwin6916 idk it felt to me like he was the closest to Ragnar, but he is cripple with lot of complex
Didn't Ivar kill Bjorn's child?
Bjorn ,Ragnar y Lagerda lo mejor 😊
Man, I got to rewatch this show asap.
This is the absolute example of “hope is the only feeling stronger than fear”
Ivar was insane. Bjorn was one of my favorite characters
Don’t think he was insane. He wanted validation and power because of feeling powerless due to his legs. He was cruel because of his anger about his situation. It made him feel powerful. Being feared made him feel powerful. He was sane but had a cold heart. He wanted to be loved but settled for being feared. When he met his wife and she told him all the stuff about being a god etc it made him feel great and validated his ego. It went too far though since she was manipulating him and he got lost in the “godhood” thing. He knew he wasn’t a god but let himself go along with it because he had everything he wanted. He was loved by her so she had control over him. Until he killed her though when the illusion was shattered by the deformed baby. That’s just my opinion though he could well have been insane and definitely acted it sometimes. I think being insane removes the depth of his character though and makes things he did have less meaning. I think deep down Ivar was always a scared little boy who just wanted to be loved and didn’t understand why he couldn’t be like everyone else so he took it out on the world around him. I feel like his character is based around a lack of power and control and everything he does is based around gaining control back or at least doing things that make him feel as though he has control.
@@creon3866 he states he also enjoys killing people though
@@coopun12 do you think that other characters didn’t enjoy killing people? That’s not really something that makes a person insane in their society.
Byon the God for real 🥺🤌🏼✨
This scene is just great acting by bjorn holy
I love when people put bg music to a video that already has bg music, it makes so easy to hear what they speak and I can feel what bg music brings, especially after they merge in together. Just perfect I can say.