Napoléon ~Battle of Austerlitz (English) HD

Wasn't it winter...?

To imagine a french minisseries with low budget managed to make it way better than Ridley Scott's Napoleon...

Film s name?

What's all the hate for Ridley Scott's Napoleon?

Watching this it gives me the fear that hornblower will inspire a similar catastrophe like napoleon if they wanted to make a horratio nelson movie. He was insanely badass in the battle of trafalgar.

yet more content unwilling to punch me in face

They should have 'cancelled' Napolean. Like 'cancelled' him from speaking at Harvard or Berkeley n shit like that. Besides he did not have any LGBTQ policy.

this 2002 tv series already depict battle of austerlitz better than 2023 blockbuster film

What movie is this

The uniforms aren’t bad but the black coats is kinda inaccurate since russia and France had brown colored great coats but I do like how a lot have great coats since you would usually wear it in battle in the French army since blue coats were expensive and blue was worn but there would be a mix of soldiers wearing greatcoats or wearing their normal uniforms

This is the real Austerlitz

Funny how much better napoleon sounds with a french accent.

Im liking this napoleon much much better than what i just saw..

Scott's version was ridiculous, this production is awesome. Greetings from Bolivia 🇧🇴.

name the movie please

But wasn’t Austerlitz fought at dusk on a lake between 2,000 men? 😂

Kidding!

I really liked these miniseries and I was hoping that the new movie will be good but nah, Ridley Scott truly disappointed me…

"The authors are not where we are today
By the way where are we?"
-Napoleon, 1805

I like how with the much smaller budget this portrayal of austerlitz is so so so much better than the scott film - mainly because you also get some depiction of Napoleon as a cunning tactician, even if its a bit condensed but you also get a sense of energy and enthusiasm and leadership. And details like the fog and the pratzen heights and interesting choices with the russian uniform - clever for budget saving as the russian green was extremely dark almost black like. The weather overall looks more accurate to the battle too than the scott film

L'âge d'or de la France était avec l'empereur Napoléon, où la France a vécu sa plus grande grandeur.
Une nation admirée, respectée, redoutée, enviée par toute l'Europe.

La France d'aujourd'hui n'est plus qu'un fantôme du passé.
La France a besoin d'un nouveau Napoléon, pour les conduire à leur juste place.

Keep It Simple Napoleon knew that

Better portray of Austerlitz than the 2023 movie

Healthy males born between 1750 and1798, were doomed to die in battle in france

Way better than the 2023 film’s depiction

This low budget Austerlitz is much more accurate then the high budget Austerlitz in Ridley Scott’s Napoleon. it’s quite disappointing how Ridley rejected his historians for giving advice, I’m not kidding the movie would have been better if it was a was a show, and it would have been better if it tried to keep historical accuracy’s that are extremely noticeable.

So much better than the 2023 movie hahaha

One of the most badass parts of Austerlitz is Napoleon asking Marshal Soult how long it would take to capture Pratzen. Marshal Soult looked at the hill and casually responded "No more than twenty minutes."

the author of those handbooks are not where we are today!
By the way , were are we ?

Better than the new

Why is it that people say the French retreat when the French have the greatest military success in history

Tbe fact that this is scaled down to ab 100th of the magnitude of the true battle is a testament to just how incredible these generals and their armies were.

How the hell did the French economy survive when most of the young men who did the hard work in the country were conscipted into the army to be slaughtered in russia and many other battles? Half a million in russia alone. Looks like Napoleon invaded other countries just to get more fresh soldiers for his conquests.

Nel 1805 la fanteria di linea francese e gli artiglieria non indossavano ancora lo shako'.

Davout was 80 miles away on a forced march to reinforce the right flank, not briefing with Napoleon.

The sheer scale of Napoleonic warfare always blows my mind. There were likely over 160,000 troops engaged at Austerlitz. I can't imagine the din of all those muskets and cannon, and the grand sweeping spectacle of it all.

this is when i realize how short napoleon really is😂😂😂

An enemy is never more vulnerable than when they believe the battle is going their way😈💀

Did they have shakos during this time? I thought they still wore bicornes. At least until 1806 or something.

I find it kinda funny the only person with a French accent in this clip is Napoleon who himself was not actually French lol

Well Corsica was part of France at the time but they speak Corsican there which is related to Standard Italian

There is one problem with this scene. There is no ice

That’s why he’s napoleon

Wasn’t there suppose to be snow. I remember Napoleon shooting his cannons at the russians while they were retreating across ice. Or is that a different battle im thinking of

...this Napolean show like a drunk english.
Napoleon weared straight,no hut on back...,the nouse is too big.
This it's a clown.
I think Napoleon doesn't toasting too.
He had no more 10 arabian horses in single campaign.
The short whip and gloves,...and sight,Napoleon was a live statue who looking from under forehead,somewhere on skyline.
This Napoleon it's a drunkmen,sorry...
You cannot do a wrong about a interprater for a Emperor role...in 21 century,we must to have least one person like at Napoleon. style.

An army that outnumbered his own by 20,000 men AND had the high ground yet he destroyed it anyway with brilliant deception and superior mobility. The Russian Tsar is said to have muttered after the battle, "We are babies in the hands of a giant." referring to Napoleon. British Duke Wellington said that Napoleon's hat on a battlefield was equal to 10,000 men. His enemies feared him, respected him and some couldn't help but admire him. Ultimately Napoleon defeated himself: the Spanish War and the attack on Russia doomed him.

I love how flamboyant Murat sounds :D

The cavalry guy nailed the cannon😂

What movie is this?

This is the one battle where Napoleon can show his excellent plan to his marshals and he had his best marshals in this battle such as Lannes, Soult, Murat and Davout, its so good to watch

The camera work was awful in the old days