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  • 8 people are ignorant of histories importance and, therefore, should be the ones who deserve to be in front of those canons in the last scene. 

  • much love to all the whites that fought and died for the freedom of blacks,SOMTHING THAT ARE GENARATION TENDS TO FORGET

  • All of you guys from south and north shut up. we're all Americans here so stop fighting. It's the thing of the past and we need to work together again. We're Americans not Yankees of Confederates.

  • southerners who say "the south will rise again" i respectfully say "and it will FALL AGAIN"!!!!

  • The ending is funny but horrible at the same time. They have all the momentum in the world, and then it was like gotcha bitch with the confederate guns. But its okay, the, north won the war.

  • What was the name of the song before they died?

  • @mibambino2007 "Charging Fort Wagner," part of the film's soundtrack.

  • Oh Robert G. Shaw...how your men admired you, and so do I.

  • wtf...reinforcements never took the fort at the end....i would have liked to see at least a little retribution

  • everyone shut the fuck up. the north won. get the fuck over it!

  • you can finally "like" glory on Facebook!! They have a fan page made!

  • As a European I've always wondered about the high esteem that the Confederacy is still held in, especially in the South. Seems a tad odd to idolize traitors and rebels.

  • @Mesterse Rebels! 'tis a patriot's name

    In struggles it was given;

    We bore it then when tyrants raved,

    And through their curses 'twas engraved,

  • Did anyone else notice that they are lying like lovers? Just wondering.

  • As for those of you who say if the south had one the USA would not have gone to war...While I have no doubt that Roosevelt and many others wanted a reason to get into the war, it was still the Japanese who attacked us first. Do you truly think that we would have just let that slide even if there was a USA and a CSA? More than likely the USA and CSA would have mended much and been trade partners. So would have raised arms when either came under attack.

  • At 0:15 I'll the 54th's last thought was "Oh Shit". Facing down two cannons and rifles going off simultaneously knowing you have no chance, you'd say "Oh Shit" too

  • I was the only person in my History class who was awake, up, & fully attentive and crying my eyes out.

    Damn history, you depressing. D:

  • How the hell did this movie not win best picture?

  • @220guy Easy. Shakespeare in Love won it over Saving Private Ryan.

  • Glory!

    

  • The true tragedy of the civil war was that America was fighting its own blood, not foreign blood. RIP 54th.

  • Saddest movie EVER. I bawled through the last ten minutes of it. :'(

  • This is the saddest movie I have EVER watched. 

  • YatomoNihon, but i guess EInstein meant it in the same critical way I did!

  • I show them respect--- the best way is to discuss the stupidity of war and senseless fightings!

  • Ohh,of course, not! Americans fight for their president and for their capitalistic system,for their banks and for profit...nothing more. The other shit is just what they tell you, so that you believe, this was "glory".

    horten2299, "YOU should fuck up"!

  • @TheTarget1980 relax . Eventhough u might not agree just show the brave men respect.

  • No, the North. It isn't a happy ending in the movie.

  • What a senseless slaughtering of humans! Only stupid Americans can call this horrific charge "Glory"!!! Every intelligent General would call it a terrible waste of man!

  • @TheTarget1980

    Too bad we cant all be euros. Fight for land and commit genocide at one crazy little mans request. Shut the fuck up .

  • @TheTarget1980 "As long as there is man, there will be war"-Einstein. Its history now bitch.

  • @TheTarget1980 Are you really that ignorant? War by any means is an atrocity. All wars include the butchering of human beings and Americans are not the only ones who have been in wars. The French Revolution, was more a civil war than a revolution. It was french butchering french to be free of their monarchy. Whatever nationatlity you are, I am sure your nation at some point in it's history has had a war. Some wars are neccesary, some are meaningless. But they are all tragic and atrocious.

  • Today the entire area is mostly covered in water the fort which was never taken actually it was abandoned.. and the mass graves are lost to us ...

  • So who was the north and who was the south? Sorry i'm Canadian hehe.

  • @sbwoy

    South of Ohio (Ohio was the Grand Central Station of the Under Ground Railroad) and West to Missouri were considered the South. North and East of that was considered the Union.

  • @horten2299

    Thanks. So the guys charging the fort were the south right?

  • @sbwoy The guys who died at the end were from the north.

  • We're watching this in my US History class && we did'nt get to see the ending, && I waz really hoping Col. Shaw would'nt of got killed, but he did!! :((

  • @xxxMandaRachellexxx This movie is based on a true story. The real Col. Shaw died in the battle.

  • i cried a little bit at this scene. espechially when they put Col. Shaw and tripp in the hole next to each other to be burried. :`(

  • @SpringHiller09 well the southern soldiers saw it as a disgrace to put him with his men, but Shaw's family thanked them for doing so which is really a slap in the face to the south. great movie. love the southern US, but this period of time it was so ignorant.

  • @EyesOfTheSouthSTi Isn't that how most commanders of any unit want to go out? With their men?

  • @chrismc410 ones who are not cowards do.

  • "wars may come and go, but my soldiers, they stay eternal" thats what 2Pac wouldve said if he was there

  • the most inspiring movie ever made.. we are all created equal and should be treated equal also.

  • @jailhousefilms yea only for 1-2 days when they had the ironclad the south was breaking the cade but after that there navy sucked :P

  • I can still remember my shock & sadness when I realised that the soldier that was being tossed into the ditch was Matt Broderick's character.It hit home:neither he or his men survived the battle.A truly haunting ending.

  • @tabbypappy his men did. believe 388 were killed, but some of his men survived. William Harvey Carney recieved the medal of honor.

  • No Federal regiment ever breached battery Wagner..

  • @jailhousefilms

    Technically the Confederacy had no real sea navy beyond a few raiders and small fast ships.

  • It's take real courage to just run at the enemy like that R.I.P

  • War will end...and mother nature will always run it's course.

  • A little known fact, Colonel Shaw was married. Southerners AND Northerners with all due respect, shut up and sit down. They all fought for what they believed in, honor that. If nothing else. Wait for the clock for twenty minets, at the twenty minet mark, THOUSANDS soldiers died in ONE battle of the war. Talk about dedication.

  • @TheCouragousGirl

    I agree, as a descendant of a Confederate soldier I have respect for the soldiers of both sides, they were Americans and I respect the Confederate flag as dearly as I do the flag of the United States of America, both were carried by Americans who shed their blood. That war is over, no need to try and re-fight it (Southerners) or re-win it (Northerners).

  • 1:55 -2:25

    "We would not have his body removed from where it lies surrounded by his brave and devoted soldiers [...] We can imagine no holier place than that in which he lies, among his brave and devoted followers, nor wish for him better company – what a body-guard he has!

    (Frank Shaw, Roberts father on attempts to recover the Colonels body)

  • 2:24 Dramatic Scene

  • God Bless the 54th Massachusetts and for their death at the fort! :....(

  • @jailhousefilms ok but that doesnt answer my question

  • i love the music in this movie

  • @jailhousefilms can i ask wat does the union navy have to do with this?

  • if the south won we'd just go to war again eventually anyway. seccesion wouldn't be the end of it the north would come again no doubt. I think the south would have taken the allies side in ww1 but definately the axis side in ww2. its interesnting to think about.

  • @Jovian84

    Have you heard of a series of novel by Harry Turtledove about that idea. Might enjoy reading them, first titled "How Few Remain". Course in the series the North stayed with German and the South with England and France in both wars, however there was no Hitler comeing to power.

  • as an american living in the south i have to laugh at idiotic comments. you should be glad the south lost. we never would have made it through WWI let alone WWII if the south won. there would be no CSA or USA. we would be more of a communist socialist country worse off than we are now.

  • @warsavior82

    DITTO!!!!!!!!

  • @warsavior82 more likely a fascist nonsocialist, more social darwinistic country.

    if we were even around.

  • @warsavior82; Some basic history shows us that we would have made it through WWI. It was solely a European war, and in fact, US involvement, along with French and British butchering of Germany's economy made Germany's population vulnerable to the likes of Hitler.

    I would go so far as to say that if the CSA would have won, the US may not have gotten involved in WWI, and therefore WWII would not have happened.

  • @SpockCOD really WWII would not have happened if the US did not get involved with WWI? Source this idiotic statement please.

  • @warsavior82 exactly. despite i live in texas (one of the southern countrys) i beleave you.

  • @warsavior82 If anything, we're alot closer to resembling a communist country now than we were before 1865. And you can thank good ol' Abe Lincoln for that.

  • @warsavior82 Nah I think we would just have no government.

  • @warsavior82 Somehow I don't think that we'd be socialist or communist. The Usa would have most logically stayed the way it was, and the CSA would have either died off or been pressued on a world stage to stop slavery. I fthey hadn't rejoined the UNion at this point, then htere would be two, democraticly rulesd governmetns. The CSA would probably have reigned over the former slaves asthey did in the reconstruction, but this would also probably diminish as time went onwards.

  • @warsavior82 Wrong, we never would have got in the first world war like the imperial states of america, and there never would have been a second war but for needless american intervention in the first world war, which made the world safe for hitler and stalin, not democracy.

  • Don't go up the hill! DON'T GO UP THE HILL!

  • the best ending to a war movie ever

  • I love how he lead the charge off of his horse :)

    It makes it more personal, and he's putting himselves as equal with his men. Those are the types of Generals and leaders I would "Charge hell itself for" :)

  • i shit u not this movie will make u tear up for this is one of the most touching war pics ive ever seen!!!!!!

  • Good lord I can't believe all the rednecks commenting on this clip. Go make out with your cousins and sisters you fucking fags!

  • The north had wayyy more men and much more in the way of supplies, but they underestimated the souths fighting skill and shot accuracy and the superior tactics, hence why the war went on so long. It just turned out that given all of the blockades and dwindling supplies, the south just ran out of resources to use for war. Though, this fort was never taken despite that.

  • lol epic fail

  • They buried colonel shaw with his men because they thought it would be an insult as they usually wouldnt do that with white officers. HIs mother and father said it wouldnt have been an insult because he was proud to have led those men and thats how he would have liked to have been buried

  • A salute to our fallen. I can only hope to fully pay homage to you all. Race, creed, gender aside. My life is predicated on this display of courage. Although it be a pictorial over-dramatized film, I know from formal education that reality fell not far from this movie.

  • Ha Ha... The South wins

  • I just saw this movie in my American Studies Class. The ending is way too sad, but since it's a true story I suppose it has to be

  • A dead jew, on top of a pile of dead niggers, at the feet of Southern Whites, under the Stars and Bars! GREAT FUCKIN ENDING!

  • @ShieldWall76 Hollywood... what a joke... Long live DIXIE....

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  • @ShieldWall76 I bet you're a friendly guy to be around.  -_-

  • @KemmyBrownEyez Oh noes, some nigger doesn't like me...WHAT EVER WILL I DO!!!!11one!

  • @ShieldWall76 Yup, very friendly guy in deed.

  • @KemmyBrownEyez See below, in case you didn't get it the first time.

  • @ShieldWall76 No I got it the first time. I just wanted to see how much attention you wanted to give this nigger. Well, thanks a lot. Great talking to you. =)

  • @KemmyBrownEyez Attention, lol, think again nigger. Have yourself a fucking shitty day! :):):):)

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  • @18izzo ..... thats funny i dont see us being slave owners ... and yes some people here are racist and in my opinion i think they should be shot for it

  • @18izzo WhY d0 Uz TypE LyK DiS

  • I saw this movie for the 1st time in 6th grade for Social Studies class. Shit was so epic and it really made you want to learn more about the history of our country. Movies like this always maker me want to man up and join the armed forces and fight for the freedom of everyone who is opressed!

  • That's o.k. Sherman took care of buisness by broiling the south to submission.

  • this movie is sooo great it makes me cryy

  • The South were a bunch of campers, hiding behind that dang trench, what a bunch of noobs. "Long live the union and the nation to be together in eternity."

  • @Destructerful

    a) Those were the tactics of the time.

    b) The Union did the same thing at Gettysburg.

    c) "Campers" is a childish term for computer games not real war.

    d) Those "noobs" killed more Union troops than had killed by the end of the war, even if they didn't win.

    e) Lee was a "noob"? He commanded those men.

    f) It was a fence, not a trench.

    g) WWI was entirely trenches. Was everyone a "noob" 50 years later?

    h) I'd like to see you do any better.

    In short, you're an idiot, grow up!

  • i watched this movie in my history class and i almost cries at the end

  • @chelseatheleopard i just watched it today

  • i cried the first time i saw this movie:( but i luv it so much.

  • it might seem that southerners are still like that, but even if they are, even if they aren't, and even if they were, this war should have never happened. this country is great because it finally passed all that tragedy, not because of WWI or II or even vietnam, they all true sacrifice, but it's perhaps brother against brother what got the best of the us.

  • CrzyJ1984... this is fucking true. I'm a 29 hispanic man, but even so, these people made better for all of us. God bless them all... for you, for me, for everyone.... true sacrifice..

  • @melancox From one hispanic to another, right on. We should always honor and remember those who gave their all so that we all might be free.

  • these movies look so real.

    Andersonville

    Glory

    Gettysburg

  • this beats Saving Pvt Ryan's sad ending by a mile

  • Who won the battle?

  • @NFLization jk nevermind

  • @NFLization oh hehe

  • @NFLization The Confederates did. That Fort was never taken by the Union during the war.

  • I love how the music really gives you this haunting, sad feeling. One of the best endings to any war movie made.

  • God it must take some real nads to charge a base like that. Don't really understand why they fought that way though.

  • @CardinalsLoveToSuck with a fort that has been bombed for 3 days and that much resistance is left and it has 360 degree sight of you many troops rock buildings tunnels down into the earth...the fort had no other way of being attacked it would have taken 100s of thousands of troops literaly even starving them didnt work they countertattacked

  • joseph 'snowflake'

  • i watch this movie in skool this jawn is really good 4real 4real iwould watch it again it open my eyes

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  • @margott55 everyone died from Robert's regiment.

  • @sk8indragon Not everyone died. They did suffer very very heavy losses of life but a handful of soldiers from the 54th regime survived this battle.

  • @margott55 everyone died and the Confederates were able to hold them off and take them all out :(. (They were cool i know :(. )

  • @halo8231 EVERYONE?!?!?!?! thats terrible..... :-C

  • @halo8231 No, the 54th lost 40% of their men, i mean not all of the guys charging the fort would keep trying to be on the offensive it if all their guys around them were dying. Many retreated then the white regiment came in after suffering heavy casualties aswell. It was a badly planned attack, they should of just attacked with full force with both regiments and the force that got taken out the previous week to this assault.

  • @YamotoBattleShip They should've flanked them lol.

  • @YamotoBattleShip There's a point to the scene, where the captain says 'only 1 regiement can be sent at a time'

  • This scene is very emotionally powerful

  • Just to tell everyone, this was based on a true story. The 54th was real and Shaw was real. I don't know about the other characters, but if you don't believe me, look it up for yourself.

  • did denzle washington live or morgan freeman thats the two importnt blacks

  • @TheKenny226

    denzel died...but we dont know if morgan survived..remember he was last shown as the rebs blasted their canons

  • o that suxs

  • everyone died

  • this Great Deaths Scene All Time In History!!!!

  • i almost cried when i saw all the troops dead!

  • They actually did a good job of standing up to the Union, which is surprising considering the Union had all sorts of advantages. Of course, the Rebs were doomed to fail anyway, what with their backwards thinking and desire to inbreed and such. Webbed hands and banjo-playiing prowess do not win wars.

    Screw the Confederacy. The fact that there are idiots today that proudly sport the Confederate flag on their trucks, trailers, etc. makes me sick. The Confederates turned their back on America.

  • i m glad that the union won. but at what price?

  • Boys in Blue

    Guys in Grey

    Brothers vs. Brothers

    Fathers vs. Fathers

    There will never be a more drastic war in human history.

  • In my opinion South would win if they had more troops. As good as the South soldiers were, they were simply outnumbered, and as the troops got tired, Union just kept sending more in. Just got overpowered. War shouldn't have happened in the first place.

  • Well I agree with you there. The war never should have happened.

  • Lee didn't order Pickettes charge, Pickette did, intelligent one! >=(

  • Are you kidding? Pay attention in class next time....Lee ordered Pickett to charge the center of the Union lines, resulting in over 15,000 casualties, which ultimately ruined the South's chance at a solid victory in the north :( Had it been successful however, we would have had the aid of the British, which would have won us the war :D

  • LEE ORDERED IT thats why he tried to resign after

  • Lee did order Pickettes charge, and Pickette never forgave him for it because he lost almost all of his men.

  • "This movies sad."

    I heard it in school but it would've been sad if they failed there mission. They did what they had to. I admit, there deaths were depressing and yes. I would like to go back in time to give them a hand shake and tell them that they are amazing people.

  • It's not really sad it's true this movie always makes me tear and choke up. I'm a 25 year old black guy, and I realize they made a hell of a sacrifice. They didn't die for themselves they died for me, and you. To give us a shot at a better life. It's really deep dying for something bigger than you.

  • Amen, man. The ending is one of the saddest I have ever seen. I always get choked up too when I watch it. The last shot of Trip resting on Col. Shaw's chest and the background music always gets me. Still one of my favorite movies, though.

  • @CrzyJ1984 very well said. Its not just black history, its our history.

  • @CrzyJ1984 well said dude. im a white guy and hate fucking racists. live and let live thats what i say

  • @CrzyJ1984

    well said, friend..

  • @CrzyJ1984 Im a white guy and I love this movie. White people need to understand that with all the persecution, these man died for America and we gave them crap for it.

  • @CrzyJ1984 Wow, I'm really awed by your review, I'm serious, those brave men deserve our respect. Great review.

  • The ending is not sad. The ending is worhthy of honor. You say that ending is honorable.

  • The ending to this movie is just so sad...

  • not trying 2 geek outt but if they didn't fight for what they stood for then black would be allowed 2 fight 4 their freedom!!

  • Saddest ending to any war movie I have ever seen.

  • i still dont' get why they tried to get fort warner? It has no significant importance! Leave that fort alone and the war can still be won. You know what, just surround the fort so they can't get their supplies in and in few months, you get them without losing a single man!

  • the problem was this was in the middle of the war and the Union's navy wasn't to strong, and most of their ships were blockading New Orleans, and even there about 60% of southern ships still snuck through the blockade somehow. It wouldn't work to blockade it, but you do have a good point, why take it you don't need it to win the war

  • @Natt15110031

    Well, its worth noting that that Fort helps guard Charleston Harbor, and we needed Charleston to win the war. Eventually Sherman and his Army of the Ohio swept through Georgia and South Carolina demolishing everything, but at this point we didn't yet know he would do his march to the sea and raze a couple states. They needed to take the population centers, and Charleston is where the war began.(first to succession, and first to attack the union)

  • The extremely high death toll of the Civil War proves one thing. The most difficult enemy and American will ever face will be Another American. .

  • To me the high death toll goes to show how disgustingly efficient it is to line men up almost face to face and have them battle to the death with bayonets.

  • Fort Wagner was never taken.. None of those guys made it.

    I liked Morgan Freemans character the best. First promoted black man. The fool in the white-house now is a shame, but Im all for equal opportunity.

    Happy MLK day everyone. Remember, Martin Luther King was a registered Rupublican. Dont let the media confuse you.

  • thank god another person that understands lol

  • I agree about the media going out of its way to confuse people. Just look how distorted and biased Fox News is.

  • Did Cabot Forbes, John Rawlins, Jupiter Sharts and Thomas Searles all die or did some survive? even if they faced the second line of defense?

  • all die, all of em

  • I don't believe they did

  • Movie-wise, I'm 99.9% they all died. In reality, I believe none of them died because they weren't real people, just characters made up to make the movie more exciting. Some of them, like Cabot Forbes, were composite characters (Cabot was the first name of one of RGS's friends and Forbes was the last name of another friend).

  • wtf? these were real people all of them the 54th battilion? REAL the men in here like shaw were real people (actors were actors) Denzels character dies and shaw not sure about the rest

  • first 14 seconds made me cry