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[TWFanatic]

Did you even watch the previews? They give you a pretty good idea of what to expect. If you walked into that movie thinking it was going to be historically accurate, then it sounds like you were setting yourself up to hating that movie from the start. I liked it because I've never had so many wtf moments in one sitting. Regardless of reality, one has to admit the Spartans looked SO freakin' badass tossing Persians around like they were nothing. Just try to keep a more open mind if you ever watch it again.

And to think that they let you on the team...

[fenix3279]

And to think that they let you on the team...

That seems a little harsh so maybe I should take that as a joke.

[||Lz3||]

yeh... I liked 300 it was cool and a lot of blood... but... as historically acurate as a flying pink hippo

I agree that Troy is ... UGH!!!!

which movie do you guys think is the most historically accurate? <.<

[satalexton]

alexander, at least they did the phalanx properly

[Matinius Brutus]

yeh... I liked 300 it was cool and a lot of blood... but... as historically acurate as a flying pink hippo

I agree that Troy is ... UGH!!!!

which movie do you guys think is the most historically accurate? <.<

HBO's Rome is a movie I liked, actually I liked Alexander, even Gaugamela was all I have read it was. This is all I can think of

[Raiuga]

300 was never meant to be historically accurate. It was meant to show the courage and determination of three hundred Spartans (plus the other Greeks that also fought in thermopylae) that fought against an army much bigger (200/300 thousand but never a million that some records of that time said), and stood there, fighting to the death (only the Spartans stayed to the end which only demonstrates their superiority over other soldiers at that time) to protect their "country" (just a matter of speech), for their culture and for everything they believed in.

For Troy, It's just a dumm movie




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