THE DELUGE (Potop). An Analysis of the Duel Scene
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- Colonel Wolodyjowski's duel with Andrzej Kmicic is one of those cult scenes in Polish cinema. It was the most difficult scene to create in The Deluge (Polish: Potop). How did the film crew prepare to shoot this scene? How did the actors Tadeusz Łomnicki and Daniel Olbrychski have to prepare for it? Why during the duel - unlike in Henryk Sienkiewicz's novel - it is raining all the time? What is the role of the water element in this scene?
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Probably one of the most realistic sword duels ever created. No wasted movement, nor effort on the part of Colonel Wolodyjowski. as is exhibited by the lighting quick strike to the skull ending the duel. None of the over exaggerated flailing we see al to often.
rather sickening to watch
@Andrynor Ω that,s what i like in Ridley Scott "Duellists" - so much tension during fights, people caring about not being cut more than just exchanging blows. I like some flashy moves here and there, that,s what cinema is for :) but when whole fight is over complicated bullshit, with shaky cam and lot of cuts, it makes me tired and is not satysfying to watch.
Wish modern cinema would take something from this scene. It’s just absolutely perfect
Such excellent quality at every level for a film in the 1970s!
also for a movie made in eastern block
Geralt vs Olgierd
Same words on Polish sounds.
One of the best Polish films in which such potential of acting talents would be involved. This scene of the duel - They are really fighting !!!
I came here to read English comments, but watched the duel again instead.
The man which stands behind this scene is polish director and sabre duels film specialist Waldemar Wilhelm. He trained and learned actors how to make this scene in one take, how to stand so long in sabre duel and how to master this weapon on use before the camera.
Best choreographed sword fight ever. Hollywood has nothing on this film.
- The sword fight in the movie "The Robe" was better.
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@@CalvinW.Allison Właśnie obejrzałem tę walkę. Wybacz, ale rzymskie miecze nijak się nie mają do późniejszych szabli. Brak im "seksapilu". Ta walka wygląda właśnie okładanie się cepami w porównaniu do szermiercznego pojedynku Kmicica i półkownika Wołodyjowskiego. To majstersztyk. Bez porównania.
I watched the Henryk Sienkiewicz's trilogy some years ago. "Potop" (The Deluge, 1974) being the second one chronologicaly both story and production wise, and my favorite. It's a 4h40 movie, which scared me at first, as I didn't know what expect from a "soviet" movie (I'm brazilian). For my surprise, I was amazed by the movie quality, the development of characters, history fidelity. it's great to see the transformation of Kmicic and the strongness of his wife. I still like it very much!
Its Polish not soviet movie.
@@majkelm1979 i know, that's why it's between quotes. To some foreigners of Europe, everything east of the wall was the "soviet union"
@@Joao-de9gl Sad but true. Many people in the Americas, even highly educated ones, still think Poland was part of the Soviet Union.
@@karatearmchairhistorian9825 конечно печально быть частью величайшей славянской страны мира. Не переживайте, мы вас никогда не считали своей частью).
@@user-gx1wu8rj2b are u a real person?
Real worrior do not lose time on battlefield. Two prcised cuts and fight is done. Long movie duels ware rare. Wołodyjowski could finish IT faster but he had different goal.
Был и есть один из самых моих любимых фильмов. Были герои в Польше. Как сейчас все поменялось. И у них. И у нас.
But the w*r... w*r never changes.
Thanks, its polish and european history and great cinema.
I have only just come across this film very recently. Excellent movie, will be one of my favourites particularly due to the duality of men. I'm not sure I have seen a redemption of a character so well depicted in this movie.
it depends on which version do you watch. There's "potop 1 , potop 2" and "potop redux" the redux version is bascily the same but shortened
@@aven7gg213 ........ always one in the room
One of my favorite movies of the 1970s, as much as i like Amarcord, this Polish film should've won the Oscar in 1975. Should've been Poland's time to shine. I wish it has more international recognition.
I do not associate rain with Volodievsky's duel with Andrzej Kmicich, although the rain washes away romanticism and exposes the horror of death. The flood is a tragedy for Poland as a whole, and the tragedy is that the Poles, having many enemies outside Poland, nevertheless kill each other.
Żeby przydatna roślina wyrosła, trzeba chwasty wyplenić... Wołodyjowski wyrywał chwasta. Chwast z czasem okazał się być przydatną rośliną, ale to już inna historia. :)
Polska szabla - to piękna historia naszego oręża. Ale rozbiory doprowadziły do jej zapomnienia :(
Worth mentioning: The phrase "Finish it. Spare the shame!" is often used in Poland in an opposit context than in the book and film. When you tell someone to stop embarrassing himself.
and very few people who use it, actually are aware that they use it in opposite context.
I prefer to use przestań pierdolić i dyskutować ze swoimi urojeniami.
@@zepter00 Or: Zobacz pod poduszkę twojej mamy. Tam zostawiłem jej 20 zł. Tylko nie przećpaj wszystkiego naraz.
Ba, nawet tytuł "Potop" jest wyjaśniany zupełnie na odwrót niż Sienkiewicz zamyślał.
Thanks! I have great childhood memories of this movie! My parents, like the parents of my friends, allowed me to watch westerns and such historical films, even though they are actually movies for adults! As
boys we tinkered wooden sabers and dueled like in this movie!
That was great fun!
I had an identical childhood.
I think that such a childhood had most of the children from the country on the Vistula river
@@vanhelsing7031 Tak masz rację!
@@GreatPolishWingedHussars 😀
Have you watched it with subtitles or was it dubbed ??
@@KayDotG0121 Ridiculous attempt to provoke! Niedorzeczna próba prowokacji!
A line in the starting of the Olgierd von Everec and Geralt of Rivia's duel in The Witcher 3 Hearts of Stone was inspired from this. @3:45
Great analysis, far above typical CZcams fair.
mistrz Łomnicki R.I.P
Calm down! 'Twas just a flesh wound.
Legendarny film :) w temacie broni historycznej i tzw. wielkiej historii SZABLi polskiej więcej jest tuu uu ,... szablotłuk polski
The famous Polish Swordmanship school: not to mess with.
Wołodyjowski, real_____Kmicic, real. Prawdziwa historia...
Imiona są zmienione.
Szabla polska jest najlepsza.
Nie ma lepszej broni białej niż szabla
Great commentary, thank you!
Ostatnio odkryłem, że Kmicic przed rozpoczęciem pojedynku i w jego trakcie, ma dwie różne szable.
pierwsza to szabla husarska potem karabela i potem znowu husarska, myśle sobie
The real fight. Without holliwood shit
No, it is not. Switching hands, wrong distance, theatric parrying. And if we are talking about closest to reality duel, that would be Duelists(1977).
@@alcel24 Yes, I've seen this movie. You're right. Very good duel scenes.
@@alcel24 You entertained me to "fencing" specialist. Saber fighting, in "The Deluge" was authentic, "Cross Technique" was fought in those days, not as it is today, and the fight from the film you gave is a typical technique of today's fencing.
@@mariuszlech9173 U witnessed yourself those days?
@@alcel24 Do not make me laugh . Primitive stupid talk. If we were to philosophize as we still do, we would flint the fire. Fortunately, someone invented the letter and the wheel, and progress won. But as you can see, Neanderthal genes are circulating among us, and you are the proof of that.
This is something to remember.
Amazing commentary. 💥
That's an expensive historical door, just pretend to break it with axes...don't scratch it...
Hi! This is a quite interesting approach to an analysis of the scene. I would never have thought of it this way. There must be something in it. Greetings to You.
Such a great scene
Z całym szacunkiem, tu nie trzeba żadnej analizy. Pan Łomnicki i Pan Olbrychski pokazali Polska Szkole Walki Na Szablę na najwyższym poziomie, o której obcokrajowcy mówili , że tylko ten kto jest niespełna rozumu staje do walki z takim co ją zna. Pozdrawiam.
Он в конце сказал : " Несите его в дом "
" Не навзничь упал (живой значит) "
Now THAT’s a headache!
It's interesting watching this duel and the one in The Duelists whenever they used sabers. When Kmicic is disarmed at 5:19 I thought of how in The Duelists they tied their sabers to their hands.
Cavalry sabers were routinely used with lanyards to prevent losing them during mounted fights. Some regulation sabers even have slits in their guard to accomodate a lanyard, while others simply had the lanyard tied around the grip or knuckle guard.
The Deluge (Polish: Potop) is a historical novel by the Polish author Henryk Sienkiewicz, published in 1886. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Deluge_(novel)
Dzien Dobry, nie mowie po Polsky ale kocham Potop. Gdzie can I find the subtitle version. I already watched all 3 in Polish to try and learn more about the language but I'm sure subtitles would help greatly. Thanks!
Amazing for 2 actors to have pulled this off. Almost perfectly realistic (minus the spin moves)
Świetny kanał piękny akcent lektora. Super robota nie rozumiem, tak mało subów jest.
Интересно то, что большинство слов понятны и без перевода. Боевые сцены снятые половину столетия назад, сегодня смотрятся лучше и волнительнее, чем высокобюджетные голливудские блокбастеры, напичканные компьютерной графикой.
Привет адекватным полякам из России!
Алексей 1.44......
Адекватный поляк для вас ... что это?
@@janhusar9105 Он перепутал. Должно было быть так "Привет полякам от "адекватного" расеянина"
Спасибо! С приветом из Польши
@@janhusar9105 точно не украинец). Адекватный, это тот кто уважает свою историю, а не переписывает её в угоду политике.
@@user-gx1wu8rj2b Это правда. Мастер писать историю по самому себе - это ... Путин.
Best movie ever! You have to watch it whole.
Super film 👍
Хороший фильм.достойный герой Пан Володиевский!!
хороший фильм а книга еще лучше. но не все читать и смотреть умеют. Поляки даже убийство послов смогли в героизм обратить, ведь это украинских послов они на кол посадили. убийство крестьян за панский стул. тоже подвиг. хорошая книга. много интересного написана и как поляки к украинцам относились. да и как сами казаки к украинским крестьянам...
Is it a somehow edited/changed version? I remember that Wolodyjowski's "Pick it up!" was originally BEFORE he actually disarmed Kmicic - important, as it was a testimony to his swordsmanship, he could tell what was about to happen... A case of "Greedo shot first?"
With all due respect, Wołodyjowski said "Pick it up" after he had disarmed Kmicic. Greetings.
You are both right lads. This version here must be from the renewed version I guess. In original (?) one the word 'podnieś' is being said twice. The thing is that both times it was actually after Wolodyjowski disarmed Kmicic (first just after his weapon got off his hand). Took me 5 secs to find on yt.
@@wojtekrynkowski2172 Nie wyginaj tak dłoni, bo patrz, co się stanie... Podnieś!...
Ostatnie słowo wymówił pan Wołodyjowski dobitnie, jednocześnie zatoczył półkole, dłoń i szablę pociągnął ku sobie i nim patrzący zrozumieli, co znaczy: "podnieś!" - już szabla Kmicica, jak wywleczona igła z nitki, furknęła nad głową pana Wołodyjowskiego i upadła mu za plecami; on zaś rzekł:
- To się nazywa : wyłuskiwać szablę.
Soo realistic! Good
where can I, an American, watch this movie? I've been wanting to for a year now.
ninateka.pl/vod/fabula/potop-redivivus-jerzy-hoffman/
Sorry, this is the Polish version only.
@@EdukacjaSpojrzenia
Thanks, it looks great! Too bad I can't understand what they're saying, but I get the general idea of what's going on
@@charles1964 world7truth7videos
Hi.might interest you:
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All the best.
Which all reminds me to stay the hell out of saber duels in Eastern Europe :D
Central Europe. Poland is in direct center of Europe. if you say Eastern Europe in Poland ..some one can throw axe at you. 😉
@@zepter00 Please throw Gransfors Bruks axes at me. If I live, I'll be super stoked to have more expensive axes!
@@daveybernard1056 nah.. we throw cheapest one..dirty and rusty. No need to waste something better for uneducated people 😆
@@zepter00 That is outrageous. I insist on being mauled by Swedish Quality Axes.
Now ta heavy final whack on the head would have split his head into two, with the weight and momentum of the sword being used. However, in an expert's hand, a light touche' would have had the effect as shown in the film, and since it would have ended the film, it was only a light touche'. You don't waste ( meaning kill off) handsome actors in the first reel!
In the novel is clearly written he just did not want to kill.
Świetnie! Great!
Polska produkcja 💪🏼🇵🇱
Eye to an eye, thats how real man should do.
Why was Wolodyjowski's line 'Pick it up' as he disarmed Kmicic edited out?
he wanted to mock him
@@panjk484 He wanted to recruit him. He saw a potential in Kmicic and he did not want to kill him. The rest of the movie proves that he was right :)
Yes it is. And much more. See Skallagrim analysis.
Tak prawdę mówiąc reżyser Hoffman poszedł na skróty z trzy tomowym rozdziałem Potopu w Trylogii Ale nie byłoby filmu
Polish power !!! The main roles were prepared for the scene of Wołodyjowski's duel with Kmicic for two months !
Getmany, Russian,Sweeden.
It's good to see something real after the fairy tales of the 'Lord of the Rings' type
Best movie ever.
Ah, 'Lord of the Rings' is for children, and doesn´t need to have any depth. Why to you even compare with a chindren´s movie ?
Hey, at least The Lord of the Rings is better than the crappy mediocre big budget blockbusters we've been getting in recent years.
@@aztro4010 ...and one could say, that LotR kicked off this trend, to begin with... If you condition and brainwash the public to adore and hype a childrens´ movie, Marvel is what you get next... Sounds unfair to say such a thing (after all, LotR didn´t kick off all by itself this downwards-trend), but none can deny, it has some merrit to it... But I admit, LotR was far more difficult to make, and the actors were better, in average.
first of all Olbryski is not fighting carabela but with tatar saber
Polish saber, it was time about 1650. It was time Polish Winged-Hussaria (1500-1625) oficcially. Watch this eg. czcams.com/video/IGlgpslOaRY/video.html
co ty za brednie opowiadasz. najpierw bawi się ordynką, a potem zmienia na inną czego nie widać
just a cut
Yes the rain was symbolic of the blood poring out of the losers head and the swords were symbolic of ....swords. The good guy won......I think?
By the plot, they both are good guys.
@@vitaliyavrutin5484 yeeep in own way
🤔
💚Koncz wasc...
Смотришь спортивное фехтование. Раз, раз и всё. А тут и рубят и рубят. Почему то думаю реально решалось два, три удара.
Так чекай фехтование на саблях, там схожие по длительности бои.
@@maciusdabrowski3543 В спорте за касания и уколы балы дают, а в реальное жизни каждый контакт с телом это либо серьёзное ранение , либо смерть. В реале не может быть длинного фехтования.
@Владимир Комнин судя по вашему комментарию, вы понятия не имеете что такое фехтование, и уж тем более спортивное.
@@maciusdabrowski3543 как человек, фехтующий, в том числе и польской саблей, могу подтвердить что при таком интенсивном обмене ударами, продолжительного поединка не будет. Бой может длиться долго если бойцы осторожничают, играют дистанцией и стараются бить аккуратно, не открываясь. Ну или если они одоспешены и принимают удары на защищенные части тела. Да, в фильме бойцы сильно различаются о классу и можно считать что полковник играл с противником, но держать защиту несколько минут (бой продолжается почти ровно 2 минуты), не пропуская ни одного удара, практически нереально, особенно против сабли (это очень, очень быстрое оружие). Поэтому я бы описал происходящее как "теоретически возможно, но крайне маловероятно.
@@wladff а правда, что саблей так легко убить ударом по голове?
kończ Waść, wstydu oszczędź
Na fejsie wielu ludzi błędnie przywoływało to zdanie. Chodziło w nim by dobić Kmicica
@@borsuk96 Gdzie ty to wymiśliłeś ? W żabce po kolejnej kolejce na kreśkę ?
@@mariuszlech9173 Chyba ty pajacu. W tym tekście chodziło Kmicicowi by Wołodyjowski go dobił. Doucz się !
@@mariuszlech9173 Oj, nie czytało się lektury... Nie czytało. Nim Wołodyjowski mówi "Podnieś" informuje "To się nazywa 'wyłuskać szablę'".
Przez całą walkę, opisaną monologiem, robi Kmicicowi praktyczny wykład z szermierki, walcząc z nim, ale i krytykując jednocześnie oponenta, jakby walka z Kmicicem była tak łatwa, że pozwalała na popis retoryczny.
Gdy Kmicic mówi "Kończ, oszczędź wstydu", mówi o swoim wstydzie, bo Wołodyjowski mógłby się tak bawić jeszcze długo.
@@TakNaMarginesie Ty , nie rozumiem co ty mi tu za wykład serwujesz i w związku z czym ?
По моему в начале у него сабля другая была!? А поднял уже другую?
Typical small error on movie set where are hundreds of sabres.
He gave his saber and jacket to person next to him and taken longer sword instead
Look at closely at kmicic sword before they start fighting and then when they are fighting two different sword
Genau!!!
It is raining, this is an analogy for the inevitability of death and the building pressure on both combatants to best their opponent, the ground is portraying the slippery slope of violence as the more you engage in it the higher the risk of yourself succumbing and slipping into a casket.
You know, or its just raining and the guy that made the movie saw seven samurai, thought that was way dope and wanted his confrontation to seem just as dark and hopeless as that movies final battle.
6:07 раз и нет человека ((
он живой по сюжету остался
Да, а мне показалось он ему до мозга череп раскроил ((
@@ATPOHAX-13 украинская башка крепкая выдюжела. вот только мозгов в ней мало.
Kmicic was a Lithuanian fallen noble.
Хенрик Синкевич,то!...
Хенрик Синкевич!!!
Добре б нам всiм таких письменникiв мати!
очень хорошо он показал как поляки относятся к украинцам. особенно на примере пана Заглобы. пан позволял бугуну себя кормить и поить. за обещание... и сейчас поляки обещают украинцам многое , а за это украинца батрачат на поляков.
@@user-kc5ir3oz2y Українці працюють для себе, для своїх родин, для свого блага. І як бачите, ревнощі обіймає вашу попу.
@@user-kc5ir3oz2y It was Ruthenians, Kievian Rus not Ukranians,Ukraine
@@konjisan1799 , ты это скажи современным украинцам.
Po co w komentarzach piszecie po angielsku skoro komentują sami Polacy ?!?
Po to aby i anglojęzyczni rozumieli.
Zbędne przygadywki zwłaszcza że sam widniejesz pod nazwą hugoboss.
How come the same types of sabers were so popular both in the area that's now Russia as well as in the Middle East? They don't share more cultural exchange than other cultures.
There was in fact plenty of cultural exchange. Cross-border trade is just one of its aspect. Another is migration. There were entire quarters in Ukrainian and Ruthenian cities inhabitated by Armenian merchants and tradesmen. Anyone could go there and buy fine Oriental-styled clothing, weapons or food. Which is in fact mentioned in many places in the "Deluge" book.
...and wars, of course... the Tatars, the Turks, were the enemies which "exchanged" many saber encounters with both Polish and Russian armies, so part of the war loot were white weapons.
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This is a Polish film!
Although Olbrykhsky (Anzhej Kmititz) has been filming a lot in Russia. And these sabers are called carabela, they came from Hungary. The Polish saber fencing school is the only one preserved in Europe.
I watched the entire trilogy in Russian dubbing, although many Polish phrases are understandable without translation
This style of saber become very common in Poland during the reign of King Stefan Bathory, a Hungarian during the time when Hungary was an Ottoman vassal. So it was a Turkish style imported into Poland through Hungary.
There was also a great deal of cultural interchange between Poland, Moscow, and the Ottoman Empire at the time. Indeed, the Polish aristocracy believed themselves to be cousins of the Turks.
@@turtek12 Well, Hungary was not a vassal of Turkey, but was divided. But even this does not mean that in the Turkish part of Hungary everyone is imbued with the Turkish style. I don’t understand where did you get the Turkish style?
Dlaczego dzisiaj polska kinematografia nie potrafi kręcić takich filmów. Kręcą tasiemcowe seriale bez wartości. Boże jak nasza kinematografia nisko upadła!!!!!!!!!!! Czyżby do produkcji pchały się miernoty, po znajomości??!!! Jakby nie filmy o holokauście, nikt zapewne nie znałby polskich filmów, ani twórców. R. Polański jest spalony i za stary. I co już nic?????? To kręćcie filmy o Żydach, może Was docenią!!!!!!!!!!!
Powodów jest kilka.
Widz dzisiaj nie chce ogladać takich filmów.
Mlody widz woli kino w stylu hollywodu, elementy fantastyczno - kosmiczne. Kino historyczne jest wysokobudżetowe wiec musi miec widza masowego, by na siebie zarobiło.
Nawet Hollywood ma z tym problem i nie kreci już dobrych filmów historycznych tylko pseudohistoryczne. Widz masowy pochłaniający pop corn nie pojdzie dzisiaj na Potop.
Seriale tasiemce są tanie w produkcji i chetnie ogladane.
Dodatkowym problemem jest to, że Potop jest tylko na rynek polski produkowany. Za komuny nie mial w kinach konkurencji plus to co wyzej napisałem, czyli bardziej ambitniejszy typ widza
Dzis Potop mialby dużą konkurencję w kinach w postaci kina z USA.
I to jest powód dla którego polskie filmy historyczne bedą coraz slabsze i bedzie ich coraz mniej, az calkowicie zanikną.
Zresztą ten lis czeka nawet swiatowe kino z Hollywood. Nawet tam flklasyczne kino historyczne bedzie zanikac wraz ze zmianami kulturowymi w USA i Europie.
@@filip2442 I ma rację. Bo to są techniczne i reżyserskie gnioty. Lepiej kręcić nic nie warte seriale-tasiemce. Widz się przyzwyczai, a my producenci będziemy trzepać kasę bez wysiłku. Tak upodlimy nasze społeczeństwo. Tytuły- "Trudne sprawy", "Zdrady", "Dlaczego ja" i wszelakie tego typu gówna TVN i Polsatu, ukształtują społeczeństwo. Tym karmmy społeczność, niech to oglądają, bo nam trzeba prostaków, na których będziemy trzepać kasę. A ambitne, dobre filmy?? I po co, na co edukować społeczność, będą więcej wymagać, a nam przysporzy to kupę wysiłku i niekiedy porażek. A tak, to pełen sukces. Prostackie społeczeństwo, nie posiada wymagań filmowych.
@@filip2442 tak twierdzą wszyscy reżyserzy młodego pokolenia
Jest jeden prosty powód , w szkole filmowej w dawno minionych czasach , kształcono artystów , mniejszych albo większych , albo żadnych . Ale zawsze ktoś się objawiła . Dziś mamy ''celebryt its plasch" , czy jakoś tak albo M jak MIŁOSĆ ? I to wystarczy .To jest kuznia smaku . Co nie znaczy że niema widzów głodnych prawdziwego polskiego kina . Ale wystarczy iść na ''Roja '' albo coś tam innego na co tvp wydało miliony i już masz dość ''sztuki ''po Polsku .
@@mariuszlech9173 nie żartuj, takie kino w Polsce się po prostu nie zwróci. Myślisz ze w Polsce nie ma dobrych aktorów i reżyserów? Wiesz ile kosztuje taka produkcja? Kilka tysięcy statystów zagrało w Potopie, najdroższy polski film w historii puszczany w kinach przez 20 lat. Z biznesowego punktu widzenia to utopione nomen omen pieniądze. Dzisiaj potrzebowalibyśmy kilkuset milionów zł na produkcję, drugie tyle na światową reklamę. Więc albo państwo by dało miliard na jakiś film, albo biznes prywatny, a że polskie to sie nigdy nie zwróci wiec masz kwadraturę koła
3:10 Wołodyjowski carries a lightsaber?!
Fight you must, said Yoda...
@@anxeletemccolin699 Sir, Finish it. The shame spare me.
A lite saber opposed to the heavy saber used by Kmicic
@@jarosawkucypera2218 Lite Sabre. 100% British.
@@Misiulo nope it's polish sabre
Český prosím
Lol. Polish or English only.
Daj spokój Boguś, na pewno zrozumiesz "po naszemu"!
A light sabre lol
"The weapon of (jedi) knight"
@@kacperkonieczny7333 a weapon of the old days, not as rough as a blaster
@@mikhailbezpalko2462 Nor as rough as shotgun or rapier.
Lets be honest the guy died.
The actor is still alive and active in the movie industry.
The film character was severely wounded but managed to recover, obviously via plot armor and penicillin.
@@felixjaeger1635 That, and because he fell forwards rather than backwards, which according to Polish legend guaranteed he would live ;)
He has played in many movies since his death. He was excellent in the Salt with Angelina Jolie.
@@derekapel9187 Well, during 1965-1975 he was ''polish Charlton Heston" being cast in almost every epic / period piece movie there is :)
Kmicic is the main character of this movie (novel), and this scene is the beginning of the movie, so ...
I would surender when he lost his saber.
A matter of honour.
Then read about Polish Knight Zawisza Czarny of Garbow and his famous sentence "There is no boat large enough to lift my honour."
Wikipedia says:
As the commander of mercenary units, he participated in the expedition of Sigismund of Luxemburg against the Turks in 1428 and covered the ruler's retreat from the battlefield at Golubac (Gołąbec); King Zygmunt sent a boat for Zawisza and ordered him to get on it. The knight decided to stay with his companions on the battlefield. Having sent the boat away, he set off on foot against the Turkish army.
It is raining, which suggests the renewal of Earth, -water giving life to seeds. Seeds giving way to wood, wood to charcoal, charcoal used to forge steel, steel to make swords that are used to abuse and kill fellow humans. All in all, very meaningful and insightful. OK, I enjoyed my visit, thank you, going to go check out some 'Stealth camping' videos, then a Zatoichi movie or two. Stay dry and alive!
To make sure, there is nothing about the scene to be commented on. It represents the achievements od the Polish Sabre Fighting School, of which foreigners spoke, that only a half-wit would seek a fight against someone who knew that skill. Greetings.
lightsaber xD
Yep because sabers can be longer more difficult to handle but with bigger force on impact
And light to slice in unprotected places or simply soldiers with no armor
@@mateuszwisniewska1848 u right bout that force part xxd
@@krzkam7792 thank you
The Deluge (Polish: Potop) is a historical novel by the Polish author Henryk Sienkiewicz, published in 1886. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Deluge_(novel)
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