Chamberlain and 20th maine

[74miller]

lmfao 0:35

I would have been hell no!!!



[JediMasterOW]

Man,Chamberlain is more strict here than in Gettysburg.

[Traitorfish]

"Men of the 20th Maine Regahment of Volunteyahs, this is yah cuhmahnding awfficah."

I do love the New England accent. XD

[Solarlad]

@Traitorfish I dont get something. I thought the accent of Boston, Maine, New England didnt change until the Irish arrived?

[EricW1063]

0:27 "Hi Billy Mays here, sir!!!" LOL.

[katchaner]

May i ask what title this movie is ? i've seen Gettysburg i dont remember seeing this scene

[pseudonym711]

@katchaner Half of the clips are from Gods and Generals, which is the movie of the prequel to Gettysburg/Killer Angels written by Michael Shaara's son Jeff Shaara

[skyfrank]

....i dont think Nigero is less humiliating than darkie.......

[Halo4Lyf]

@skyfrank "Negro" is the same as saying "black."

[pseudonym711]

@skyfrank I think it's meant to be an ironic take on 19th century mores... If I'm guessing right. What was the relatively 'unoffensive' word then is quite offensive now.

[bookkeeper57]

General Hancock:  "there are times when a corp commander's life does not count".

Graduate of West Point in the same year as his Confederate pal, General Lewis Armistead.

[TheLegolasguy]

This part was amusing the first few times I saw it.