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I knew a hostel owner in Antwerp, Belgium who looked just like Dilios. I joked about flirting with his wife in his presence. He wasn't amused. But we became good pals. 😮‍💨

Remember us💭💭

Sensitive reaction sound but he didn't give up

Свобода❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Spartan at the back 1: what was he shouting about? Spartan at the back 2: face masturbation or something, i dunno Spartan at the back 3: ewww

fuck yeah dude

what he said! LETS GO

Greek Hoplites breaking formation to do an epic charge for the camera before remembering the phalanx is how they are trained to fight.

2:18 bro thinks his Walter white💀💀💀 Sorry for the bad joke I just had to say it

ὦ ξεῖν', ἀγγέλλειν Λακεδαιμονίοις ὅτι τῇδε κείμεθα τοῖς κείνων ῥήμασι πειθόμενοι

*Remember them*

Its not that off to use a southslavic song in the end because history is hidding a lot from us and told us a bunch of lies.

Ω ξειν, αγγέλλειν Λακεδαιμονίοις ότι τήδε κείμεθα τοις κείνων ρήμασι πειθόμενοι.

“That was his hope, should any free soul come across that place”

Hau hau hau , Hau hau hau Hau hau hau

Greek here, I can guarrantee that every Spartan there was thinking "Gods, how long is this guy gonna keep talking, let's just fight already!"

I get chills everytime they show the dead spartans

This was a brilliant film. It frustrates me how so many go on about it not not being historically accurate. What this entire film is, is a battle cry from Dilios. The whole film is him getting the Greeks pumped up for Plataea. Telling them that this Persian army are monsters, they're grotesque, uncivilised barbarians that have no honour, all they have is numbers. The Greeks on the other hand are honourable, brave, fearless, Godlike. The Greeks don't need these vast numbers to beat back the horde.

This Movie should be Remastered and Rebooted again for a New Generation of Understanding this Spiritual War we now live in. 2024 🙏♥️🌎

Doesnt matter if i am Greek I cry every fucking time i see this last scene from my young age till now Rest in Peace Leonidas im so sorry for the modern Greeks💪🙌

The casualty rates of the Battle of Plataea wildly differ, depending on the source (159 to 257000 according to Herodotus, 10000 to 100000 according to Diodorus), but by all existing accounts the Greeks utterly wiped the floor with the Persian Army on that day in August 479 BC.

Never Forgotten… maps.app.goo.gl/gTT9bowAdn9AzRQ77?g_st=ic

It's weird to say this bc of the "This is Sparta" meme. But nowadays this feels like Snyder's most underrated movie.

Give thanks men! To leonidas and the brave and bold 300!

It cracks me up that right-wing macho-boys just love this movie. It is a historical fact that the Spartans were ardent homosexuals. By the age of thirty, a Spartan warrior was expected to become the mentor of a teenage boy, teaching him martial skills, but also introducing him to sex as the warrior's boy-toy. This entrenched homosexuality was a problem because the Spartan population declined as a consequence. On their wedding night, Spartan brides typically had to disguise themselves as boys. It was the only way to succeed in consummating the marriage. So, macho-boys, what do you think of that? Maybe you should educate yourselves about the Spartans. Like how the boys hunted and killed the Helot slaves at night, for sport.

It is from Greece the glory and wisdom of western civilization began. Never let it die, for the sake of FREEDOM.

Lena Headey was great in this movie!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Yo its the battlefield 1 gallipoli song

Isn't the actor playing that last wounded warrior the same actor that played Faramir in LOTR and isn't the actress who played the Queen the same on that played Cersei in GOT?

Keeping it real never looked so good ❤

4:17 Multi trillions to one

0:59 run boy run

300, Braveheart, and Saving Private Ryan are the best movies that show that even the best heroes died saving another life. Even in Schindler's List it proves that if one saves another it shows that one can save the world entirely.

The movie was fun, but it is grossly overrated

THIS time we failed the MICION My love but I will be closer then ever MY QUINTER FLAY 🙏

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"The enemy outnumber us a paltry three to one--good odds for any Greek!"

The sad thing is, in real life, they cut off the head of Leonidas, after he died, and put his head on a pike. As a 'warning' to any other Greeks that would oppose them (the Persian army). ...and then not long after got their asses kicked at the Battle of Salamis, and then Plataea.

When ya finally eat the berry calfairy you shit out death like - willy 0

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The fact there was 30000 spartans at the end and only like 20 of them heard him

This was one of the stupidest movies I ever saw. It has more holes than a golf course. It's about 20 minutes long if you speed up all the slow moeshun.

Most Americans think they are Spartans But , in reality they"re are nothing but second grade Persians. Full of piss and wind . Not to mention full of shit! ,

Nah the 5 minutes of most epic cinematic is the Charge of Rohan on the pelenor fields

To all young men do not take steroids. Too many of you dying in gyms everyday or in sleep from organ failure. You can achieve naturally just takes time. Be safe

AS IS ! THIS IS EARTH ! _JOSHHARTNET

This battle took place 2500 years ago and we are still talking about it. Now that is the definition of legendary.

We still remember because true legends never die.

Let your speedos fly high! Lol