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Princess Luna
0:00 - 0:36
Camera shows us how a young man in a willage huse is getting ready, taking his army backpack, some stuff like watch, documents, medallion and a couple of photos, finally catches mosin-nagant, goes out of the house where a truck with other men from this willage is wating. He quickly hugs and kisses his old mother and jumps into the truck, someone knocks twice at the roof and the truck is riding away along a country road. Camera shows us 3rd person view (from back of the mother watching as the truck dissapears slowly far in the fields) and goes up to the sunset.
0:37 - 1:06
Cam shows us the man close view on the face), riding in a shacking and jumping truck. He looks back at the road, smewhere far is his home and his mother. He turns his head towards the front and cam slowly goes away from the truck, showing us a dozen of other guys, as well as our hero full of sorrow.
Camera moves to the house and the mother, who is shown (several days later) sitting by the window and watching the road. She has a daily battlefront bulleting, a heap of other is lying nearby.
1:07 - 1:36
Camera shows us a view from the house. The mother sees from the window, how a truck arrives to the neigbours' house. A postman comes out and gives a letter to an old woman which came out. She looks at the envelope and starts to cry. An old man comes out from the house, hugs the woman and they go back.
We see some more days of the death postman arrivals, bringing funeral letters to the willagers. The mother sees those and her sorrow grows, as she is afraid that the next house the postman would wisit will be her.
1:37 - 2:08
We see some battle scenes, firstly bird's-eye: a battlefield with explosions, some tanks, men running, shooting and falling down. Camera moves down to the ground, where we see one soldier getting hit in a leg: he falls into a bomb crater. He drops his rifle, holding the bleeding leg. A field medic jumps near and opens his bag, starting to give first aid to the injured soldier, then suddenly drops everything, cathes his rifle and looks out of the crater, making two shots and killing two enemy soldiers, which were running towards the crater. Then he goes back to the injured, finishes the aid, shoulders him and tries to carry away from the crater, but a bullet hits him at the back. He falls down, but then stands up and continues carrying the soldier until a field ambulance arrives and grabs both the soldier and the medic. The soldier is shown alive, while the medic closes his eyes, and we recognise that young man from the beginning. Fade-out.
2:08-end.
Long time passed. The mother is still sitting by the window, which is full of bulletins. She knows that she and several other neighbours are the only who haven't recieved funeral letters, the rest of the willage (the most part) is now a house of sorrow.
She sees a truck at the end of the road. The truck is growing, so the anxiety in her eyes. Finally it stops at the edge of the willage. Someone in a uniform jumps out from the truck, but we can't say, which uniform: postman or some other, because of counter-light of a sunset. The man comes to the driver's window and says some words. Then he comes back to the truck and several other men jump out. The first one hugs with someone in the truck, shackes hands and waves, and he and the others who jumped out head towards the willage. As they are getting close, the sun goes down and we start to distinguish the faces, but the first man's one is still hard to see. As they get closer we see, that the first one is the main hero of the story, he is a bit lame but smiling and these several, mostly injured men are all that left from once strong and happy willage.
El Buhdai
Two Steps From Hell never makes a song that isn't instantly catchy or familiar. Probably why they're all over the movie industry. I love this group so much. The music you guys make gives me life and hope for the future of music.
Levin Longshot
"The company focuses predominantly on movie and trailer music, and has supplied tracks to films such as Interstellar, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, and X-Men."
-Wikipedia
Logan Mainord
There's a weapon... One more powerful than every missile, every gun, every tank, every bomb, every plane, every ship, every truck. Sharper than every sword, and a stronger shield than one of diamonds and steel.
A Weapon which few people in this world still bear. One that has in history destroyed empires, freed captives, ended persecution, and protected homelands.
The Moral Courage, Free Spirit, and strong HEART of a true warrior for righteousness is THE greatest weapon in all the arsenals of man.
Cyan Suy
Canon of mass destruction
K254
+Logan Mainord
I thought it was my dick.
Blake Walters
+Logan Mainord The heart is the strongest muscle. "Braum reference" heh.
__name__
+Thomas Scream maybe what he is trying to say is that the warrior may be killed, but his spirit may never be destroyed. Either way, it's kinda cringey but inspiring. ¯\(ツ)/¯
Yolo Swaggins
@Logan Mainord the SCOTS!!!
Louis Mezzadri
Music is the most powerful weapon we have ever built ...
Louis Mezzadri
Yeah, that was 4 years ago, I agree with you now...