Zulu (1964) - Ending (VC Roll Call) | Zulu | HD

A powerful film that has, indeed, withstood the test of time.

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zulu could have easily wiped them out

WOW

I watch this film at least once each year since it was made. I'm 92 and I still think as did y late husband that this film was one of the finest ever made. The story line has been changed somewhat, but it still tills.❤❤❤

This movie says a lot about all of us black and white.... and thank you Zulus for saluting us...
We don't deserve it....WE SALUTE YOU..................

RIP Denys Graham the actor who played Robert Jones recently passed at age 98.

One of my very favourite movies.

The sergeant major was everywhere and didn't get the VC.

There WERE NOT the South Wales Borderers at that time...

I never tire of watching this film ❤

Unfortunately nothing to do with historical fact

Great movie, and it failed on some points but all and all very correct to the story

It is said that of one of the Defending soldiers his hair tuned white a few days after the battle,from shear fright

Stanley Baker was a hell of an actor. Would have made a great 007

It’s not to denigrate at all the bravery shown in the real battle by both sides but the reality of what lay behind the awards is interesting and really a piece of Victorian political cynicism. Everyone knows that, the day before, the British suffered a tremendous defeat at the hands of the same Zulus. That could not be kept from the British public but, a defeat by “natives with spears” would have been devastating for image and morale. So, the fight the next day at Rorkes Drift was seized upon by the establishment and given the full treatment of publicity and military awards so that it outshone the defeat. It worked, and works to this day because the victory is so much better known than the defeat.

England had no right to interfere with the Zulu kingdom. For hundreds of years, England has tried to impose their will on different nations of the world. The word empire is synonymous with England.

The Victoria Cross exhibit is on the top floor of the Imperial War Museum in London. I looked up the citations of every one of these men and some others I had written down. It's incomprehensible what those men did to earn those citations.

Brits subverting another nation. Like usual.

It is entirely a sad pathetic thing that Full Metal Jacket ranks as a "better" war movie than this masterpiece of a film. It is one of the finest war movies ever made, and rightly so.

A perfect ending to a perfect film

"I came here to build a bridge." As Napolean observed; You may find a Field Marshalls baton in a Private's backpack.

Outstanding movie. Watch the whole thing!!!!

For those who don't know the history, you'd think they went up against one of the foremost armies of the time. Maybe Russia or Morocco or Turkey. But no, the Brits had done battle with the Zulu who didn't have firearms but rather skin shields and spears. And the Brits were made to look like this. Makes you respect the Zulu warriors, no?

Sir Richard Burton was Welsh ..no wonder he jumped at the chance to narrate ..WELL DONE !! SIR RICHARD !!!🌍🇬🇧

Nobody cares about Britt casulties, you shouldnt have gone there in the first damn place!!

Thus happy 60th to the film and a special 60th to the late Stanley Baker whom would be 96 this year as he was a year of the 🐉 and 1964 and 2024 is also 🐉 year!!!😊

James Langley Dalton was the comissariot who removes his cap as the casualty is carried in. He was the true hero. In reality, Bromhead and Chard, were dithering and he organised the defence and the building of the meally bag redoubt. He was also commended for the deadliness of his shooting. I guess he wasn't glamorous enough for the script writers.

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Hook and Stanley Baker
.'hats off!'

And Richard Burton has the small part of narration at the end of the film.

no one has still answered my question. who narrated "Ten Commandments" onoy one answer and it was incorrect. Cecil D"Mille was sort of the Alfred Hitchcock of his day and always managed to insert himself into every one of this movies but also he did not narrate Ten Commandments. The answer as to who did the narration will astound most
people.

Sad to say this movie depiction of bloodthirst and savagery received a U certification upon release, whereas 'Carry On Captain,' a comedy, received an A certification.

had a grandfather from wales..no suprise those old fellows kicked ass

They should have all received the VC for defending Rorkes Drift

Awesome

It was actually Commissary Dalton who was the brains behind the defence of Rorke's Drift.

...John Rouse Meriott Chard.... officer commanding, Rorkes Drift...

"I think the Zulu Warriors deserve some medals also ...So Africa part of the Commonwealth ....last i checked ....

Pte Hooks family sued the film company he was actually and exemplary soldier

The name of the first Zulu shot was Will Michael Cane cane made sure the fired at him first 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I wonder why the 'colour sargent', get a VC ?

Colonialism was wrong, and all wars that are not 100% necessary are wrong. At least the film was respectful of the Zulu warriors whose land was occupied by the British.

Bro narrating like he’s still in the inner party

Apparently the daughter of Henry Hook was invited to the premier of Zulu and walked out in disgust at the way her father had been portrayed in the movie, in the movie he is portrayed as a malingering ill-disciplined drunkard, in real life he was tee-total and considered an exemplary soldier, he was also, I believe, a lay-preacher.

Some movies should never be remade, they're too damn good! Another is Cool Hand Luke!

The conversation that precedes this scene always sticks with me between Bromhead and Charles when Bromhead admits he feels no glory, only shame.
So true of every war ever fought

For once the British were the under dogs......
Im sure they showed the same empathy and respect the Zulus showed here as to the millions they slaughtered, including Ireland, over the centuries

Everyone at Rourkes Drift should have been awarded the VC

Fantastic film. I am proud to be British.