Troy (2004)

The magnificent music by James Horner, the heartbreaking scene when Priam asks Achilles to give him Hector's body, however, knowing the original source at the time of watching, I was wildly annoyed by the plot, with the stupidest deaths of Menelaus/Agamennon/Achilles, as well as the fact that Paris survived, for some reason there was a persistent dislike for the character of Orlando Bloom)

Great

Ahhh I have it

how pleasant it is for an adult to review films that were so impressed in childhood that they were imprinted on the subcortex.
I empathize with Hector again and get annoyed with Paris, admire Achilles' dexterity, watch what is happening with fascination, etc. I even remember some of the lines)
I am glad after so many years to consciously come to the conclusion that it was and is a good movie)

A wonderful movie

Who is looking for what kind of voice acting to watch a movie in, turn on the director's version from Dneprofilm, they have perfectly localized everything

Fuck, but really a year ago I got up for this movie. THANK GOD JESUS CHRIST 🙏 🙏 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏🙏🙏🙏🏳️🌈😘🔥👍✊😋

Brad Pitt is here of course in a normal form like this

Well, it's really a cool movie, it has everything you need for happiness, tits, pussy, intercourse, copulation + violence, epic battles, a gorgeous, interesting plot with stupid, naive, but carbon monoxide notes of pacifism. The movie is a mega masterpiece, the dick stood upright from the very beginning to the end, kept me in tension, excited states. That's why I don't understand your reaction to my comments. Do you want to tell me what was wrong with you? What the fuck is this? Why? How is that possible? Okay, I understand women there, they can't stand anything, it sucks, the maximum can flow a vagina, pour all the love juices, but fuck, where are you guys going? What are the dislikes for? Is it impotence that made you so angry at me?

Well, why the fuck do you keep putting dislikes?

You fucking cattle, you only think about yourself. As long as no one touches your sacred values, morality

I curse you

An adored childhood movie. I still remember watching in the cinema with my mouth agape…

There is as much talk about honor in the film as there is stupid action.
Colorful, beautiful, not as unrealistic as possible for those times especially.
One-on-one fighting just for the sake of fighting, and that's how great wars were fought? Don't make me laugh! I couldn't enjoy this movie because of such stupid character moves.

No, well, that's fine.... So many people died, this is without exaggeration a great tragedy.....

And the main culprits left so calmly and everything is OK. 🤣😐

But in general, it's a great movie, it caused a lot of nostalgia for the days when I first saw it in the cinema as a teenager. 😌

GEEEKTOR

Best film

A good movie, a bright picture, excellent musical accompaniment, strong cast, the work of the cameraman and director is excellent. As an independent film, it is a very worthy project, but, of course, it is far from Homer's poem.
If we take the original source, then the film "Helen of Troy" (2003) is closer to it in terms of content.

Globally, the film is not bad. It's not without drama, the scale is impressive, but the main thing that I didn't like was the large-scale simplification, where 10 years turned into days. It doesn't look good.

Achilles: Are you ready to fight? Taking lives? Destroy?
Patroclus: Ready.
Achilles: I see them at night. Everyone he killed. They're standing on the far side of the Styx. They tell me, "We're waiting for you, brother." We are unhappy creatures. I've taught you how to hold a sword, but I haven't explained why or who it's supposed to hit.
Patroclus: Your enemies?
Achilles: And after I'm gone? Soldiers are fighting for kings they have never seen. They go to their deaths when they are told to die.
Patroclus: They're following orders.
Achilles: It's not worth giving your life for a stupid king."