Taras Bulba (2009) part1

A film based on the epic novel by Gogol
directed by Vladimir Bortko.
The movie is about Ukraine's Cossack
warriors and their campaign to defend their
lands from the advancing Polish armies.

Released in theathres-2 April 2009
Part 2 coming soon

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Taras
• Bulba
• 2009
• Russian
• Ukrainian
• film
• history
• Gogol

[Darashi89]

ruscy maja zaciesz gdy to ogladaja bo mysla ze oni sa tacy honorowi itd a dostawali w dupe i taki byl ich honor

[orpheusinundergrowth]

every cossack in the grave would call this s**t

[AnonymousMarcabius]

@Horhej As your insufficient assumptions are totally useless, I will not argue with you on the ground that you're just not intellectually able to participate as you have not brought any facts apart from Stalin being Georgian. Out of that I conclude that you are trying to undermine the solid scientific base of this discussion and I will therefore not grant you any more of my precious attention.

Tl;dr: troll harder, faggot.

[Horhej]

@AnonymousMarcabius You a history ace? You are a pig-herd boy who should crawl back into the pig-tough where you were conceived. You are Russian - a member of a nation so insecure that it practices identity theft on an international/cultural scale. Because it has nothing your nation steals the best from other cultures, rewrites their existent history as its own and parades about like a cultural rock star. Your greatest "idol" is Stalin, who was a Gorgan. Ukraine lives!

[Horhej]

@AnonymousMarcabius You are an ignorant Stalinistic Putinophile! It is Ukraine not "the Ukraine" - Your megalomanic culture was (unfortunately) born in the heart of what is Ukraine. Your countries' continual insistence to force feed its' self written preference of history on the world stage does not make it fact! People are not parrots who are only able to repeat what they are told by their masters - although there appear to be some half-witted Russians who believe their governments dribble!

[MrVeromax]

They eh have nice hair cuts lol

[spencertron88]

It's Nikolai Gogol not Googol

(but I prefer googol, lol)

[audrienis456]

очень хороший фильм

[Eagle027]

@AnonymousMarcabius If the Ukrainians view him as a traitor, why is the government erecting monuments to Mazepa and those Ukrainians who fought for independence at the battle of Poltava? I would question the loyalty of any Ukrainians carrying pictures of Putin and Peter the Great when they protest Mazepa. I speak of the 100 or so protesters at Simferopol. Pardon me, but a hundred protesters doesn't sound like a lot consider the population, even of Simferopol

[Eagle027]

I admit to early ignorance about Mazepa, and decided to research him. It appears the only Ukrainians labeling him a traitor are Russianphiles of questionable loyalty to the Ukrainian Republic. As to whether he broke any oath, a treaty obligates both parties to the treaty. When Peter I refused to lend support to the Cossacks against the Poles, the treaty was nullified by the Tsar, and released Mazepa from any obligation to the Tsar.

[Eagle027]

@AnonymousMarcabius Traitor to Tsar Peter? How does a conquered person be a traitor to his conquerer? Was William Wallace a traitor to the English Crown? Was Robert Emmett a traitor to England. Were the Maquis traitors to the Third Reich?