Looking for video clip on leadership

I'm watching one right now- the opeing scene from "Master and Commander". In it the midshipman who's officer of the deck thinks he sees an enemy ship but is hesitant to go to battle stations. I'd run the scene up to the point when the captain tells another midshipman to always stand tall on the deck.

Braveheart

Robert the Bruce: I'm not a coward. I want what you want, but we need the nobles.
William Wallace: We need them?
Robert the Bruce: Aye.
William Wallace: [laughs a little] Now tell me, what does that mean to be noble? Your title gives you claim to the throne of our country, but men don't follow titles, they follow courage. Now our people know you. Noble, and common, they respect you. And if you would just lead them to freedom, they'd follow you. And so would I

Rudy

The scene where the captain of (I think) the defense, turns his game jersey in to the coach so that Rudy can suit up...prompts some anger from Devine...followed by another 10-20 players turning in their jersey so Rudy can suit up.

I think there is a moment in that scene where the coach (Devine) says something along the lines of "You're the captain of the defense, start acting like it" and the player says, "I am"

www.212movie.com/

pretty good presentation here not totally on leadership but also on taking it to another level.

JFYI - DSQA camps open with the most rivetting and inspiring 10 minute edit-of-popular-movies you've ever seen....regarding leadership

Absolutely amazing clip! DSQA should charge an additional fee to view the clip because it is a work of art.

2 clips I've used back-to-back in the past:

Braveheart - Scottish hillfolk show up on battlefield to face English army; Wallace shows up, makes the Scot nobles look weak, pisses off the English in a parlay, rallies the Scots to stay and fight in the face of charging horses and numerical superiority of the English

Gladiator - Maximus' first time fighting in the Coliseum; re-creation of the Battle of Carthage; gladiators facing chariots; Maximus takes charge, tells the others they will die if they fight individually; gladiators huddle together in middle with shields and ultimately defeat the charioteers

Both clips spotlight leadership, as well as teamwork and purpose.

Lots of good stuff here. Be sure to check out the short movies.

www.simpletruths.com/index.asp

Does Jules Winfield count, say count again mofo..........




There are some great ideas listed on her for clips on leadership, BlackHawk Down would be a good one

"its about the man next to you"

These have been great! I have done, some leadership stuff with my players, but this helps to really get the point across. Show the clip and get the players reaction. Good Teaching Points. Thanks Coaches!

That was some funny m------------ s---. Where did you find that?

hans zimmer crimson tide i think is the first one, then zimmer's The Contender Theme

not really so much to do with "leadership", but more about the drive to be competitive, to stay on top....


bought this movie over the weekend, and I will be cutting it up for motivational purposes at practice.