Medieval battles movies

[Jurand of Cracow]

Let's start with this one - without CGI!

[Waluk]

Not really a battle, but a duel from less known German series Maximilian & Marie de Bourgogne. Just finished it like a week ago. At least it doesn't have proud lesbian amazon warrior women in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qDMMmn8Sk8

[Nemesis2345]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLSuS8gYSH8

I loved this scene even tho the story itself is somewhat unhistorical ( the battle of agincourt was real but the story didnt quite happen like here, this is an adaptation of shakespeare iirc). Anyway , i loved the knight formations and the idea of Henry fighting on the field with his men.

Also respect for the guy who took a horse charge to the face , playing medieval 2 ,i feel his pain .

Not really a battle, but a duel from less known German series Maximilian & Marie de Bourgogne. Just finished it like a week ago. At least it doesn't have proud lesbian amazon warrior women in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qDMMmn8Sk8

I loved this scene as well , it reminds me of Mordhau which i am very fond of. However from a historical standpoint , the guy wearing the sallet helmet without a bevor to cover his neck was literally YOLO , one slash and he was done for. The other guy was better armoured even tho people say his helmet ( that bucket hounskull) was already old for the time period , but some say in West Europe they still used it .

[Macaras]

One templar fights against few saracens:

https://youtu.be/JMme5EzJx7o

From the movie "Arn:The Knight Templar", I think the best movie ever made about the crusades, templars etc. Based on the book.

[Cephalophore]

https://youtu.be/fidnr9hXfh4
The best depiction of medieval warfare to date. Nothing comes close. Not Kingdom of Heaven, not Braveheart, not the even the supposedly accurate "Knight of Hope"

[Dekhatres]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CWm...hannel=KD6-3.7

the shots, the sound, everything, i love this scene so much, more than the battles and everything else in the movie

[umbracatervae777]

https://youtu.be/2ILqbD6XXkA

My favourite, because the whole movies is still colourful while still looks realistic.

[Jurand of Cracow]

https://youtu.be/2ILqbD6XXkA

My favourite, because the whole movies is still colourful while still looks realistic.

This is the old El Cid. What to you think about the new one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm9UzvuypNg

[a Dictator's Cigar]

Not a Medieval scene yet in my opinion it's the best demonstration of a classical Arabian cavalry offensive which were renowned since 600AD during their fights with the Sassanids and Romans.



I present to you T.E Lawrence's offensive into the Aqaba port along with his Arabian Cavalry.

[Jurand of Cracow]

I've watched recently the movie "The Last Duel" and I've got two conclusions that may be useful for our mod:
- the guys were in their 50ties and yet they fought as youngsters. This means we may have the trait "Beyond Battle" firing later?
- we may have a third level of the building Tourney - with those brick/stone walls?

[Macaras]

I also read recently about silver shields unit used by the Alexander of Macedon. Here I found one of the articles:

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/anc...ields.html/amp

It’s says they were in their 60ies when fighting very important battles and being an elite infantry unit. I think that in war experience was as much important as physical strength, so many times older but experienced troops were still useful on the battlefield…

[AlberdoBalsam]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGujsN01TPg&t Not a full movie, not about battles. Still, the best medieval combat cinematography to date.