Mia Khalifa placed a bet of 1 Million dollars on Spain winning the FIFA
After Spain's victory she got 1,650,0000$
But twist is, State will tax her winnings which will fund bombs against her own country Lebanon like she cried the other day 🤡😭
🎬This scene from Braveheart (1995) is one of the most effective ways the film establishes King Edward I (Longshanks) as a ruthless and calculating villain.🍿🍿🍿🍿
When his son suggests sending a “gentle” envoy to negotiate with William Wallace, Longshanks immediately shuts the idea down. Instead of debating the strategy, he simply walks over and throws his son’s lover/advisor out the window without hesitation. The moment is shocking, not because of graphic violence, but because of how casually and coldly he does it.
What makes the scene powerful is Patrick McGoohan’s performance. He plays Longshanks with a quiet, aristocratic menace — there’s no shouting or theatrical rage. He simply removes the problem in the most direct way possible. The scene also reveals a lot about the strained relationship between Longshanks and his son, showing both his contempt for weakness and his willingness to use extreme measures to maintain control.
It’s a brutal but efficient character moment that tells the audience exactly what kind of man Longshanks is without needing a long monologue.
❓Do you think this is one of the most memorable villain moments in Braveheart, or is there another scene that defines Longshanks better?
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Monark em um domingo à noite enfrentando as agentes especiais transexuais que o governo mundial satânico enviou atrás dele para transformá-lo em uma inteligência artificial