The Best Scenes of Historical Drama Movies (part 1) [HD]

Troy (2004)- 00:00 - 07:12
Gladiator (2000)- 7:13 - 10:36
The Patriot (2000)- 10:37 - 14:53
Puzzle of films- 15:05

[@rylankulp1198]

Troy was way beyond it's time. The fighting, the blood, the acting. All of that's better than most modern movies.

[@erdngtn9942]

Except it wasn't. Gladiator was. This was made and released afterwards because of Gladiator.

[@erdngtn9942]

I could also mention Brotherhood of the Wolf (Le Pacte de Coup). Alexander with Colin Farrell. What Troy is, is a movie, possibly a masterpiece for those who don't watch movies. I'd argue Troy was one of THE LAST of these movies like it.

[@nighthawk0077]

Or you could say it was exactly on time. Most modern movies are failures. Early 2000s was a bit of a golden age

[@prestonarmer277]

@@nighthawk0077your 100% right

[@binyamj]

Was Braveheart just a fucking joke to you?! How about Gladiator, or Saving Private Ryan?!

[@503NastyNate]

I can watch Achilles fight for hours man, dude's smooth af.

[@veedee4860]

lulw7 the choreography was 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯

[@blmdae692]

It’s like watching smooth builds on fortnite

[@therealb888]

@@blmdae692 lol

[@illeire2627]

The perfection

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

As far i heard from the makers of the movie, Brad Pitt himself invented the choreography for Achilles, espescially use the shield in such unique way. The director was surprised when Brad Pitt show his ideas, but the director thought : 'that works quiet good' , so they make it into the movie.

[@thepixalking6589]

Hector was such a sympathetic character. You can't help but root for him as the underdog.

[@frankadaado2722]

I feel empathy for Hector but was still rooting for Achilles.

[@JimmyB55]

He did well against a demigod 🤷‍♂️

[@njd2342]

Agree Brad is the pits.

[@shigglezz684]

I root for Hector every time I see the fight

[@jessepowless1698]

Achilles massacring like 20+ guys so take the temple by himself is arguably one of the best scenes in a historical movie.

[@dhruvmaneesh5340]

What movie is that

[@liamthompson8158]

troy @@dhruvmaneesh5340

[@docm7735]

@@dhruvmaneesh5340 duuuuuude. It's Troy!

[@DavidMyrmidon]

It's just sad that one guy ruined it with his Millisecond delay (2:05-2:06).

[@chadkinman327]

Actually ....it's the scene in Zoolander when Zoolander and his 3 gay model best friends are spraying eachother at the gas station to the song , "Wake me up before you GO GO" by George Michael's former band "WHAM" !! The whole movie was a historical fact !

[@Createsaur]

been five years since the release of pt1, man, pt2 must be legendary

[@strongholds12]

Createsaur 😂🤣

[@bplatonova]

there's pt2?

[@enriqueva6688]

Createsaur lmaoooo

[@badbadfull]

I like your comment.

[@navotmado8767]

Lo!

[@83abhinavnigam]

Hector vs Achilles is probably the best choreographed fight scene i have ever watched

[@somersault1123]

I didn't like it. I think Hector's skill was downplayed too much. He should have been Achilles' equal. It was way too one-sided and short to be enjoyable for me to watch.

[@mynameisgarnette5087]

Midas T. Golden achilles was a demigod, hector was human

[@Nempo13]

@@mynameisgarnette5087 Incorrect, Hector was blessed by Poseidon and was considered a quarter god. Better at leading armies than Achilles. However Achilles is the penultimate warrior, NO ONE was his equal in a duel. And no one would claim to be able to beat a squad v squad fight against him either because he trained his men himself. Achilles was blessed (cursed) with several lifetimes worth of combat experience, experience he distilled and trained into his squad. No one else was an equal to him and his men. Once you get beyond squad fighting however...Achilles didn't trust other people, and he did not have true charisma like Hector and thus could never get an army to follow him.

[@deandraalexis]

Midas T. Golden I'd say this is thenone Achilles fight they tried to actually even out. Hector broke his spear shortly after his was broken, and there were moments where Hector scratched his armor and almost stabbed him. Achilles woulda fell any other man the way he did Boagrius in clip 1. That's why Achilles tells Priam Hector was the best he ever fought after all

[@deandraalexis]

Kâ Lys I think you got the idiot wrong. 1. Achilles was the son of the goddess Thetis, with his father Peleus being a human man. Hence Demi-god "half God" 2. Thetis dunked Achilles in the River Styx to make him immortal but was holding him by the heel so that part became the only vulnerable part of his body 2. As seen in the movie, Achilles clearly could only be killed by the wound to the ankle since at the end when he got arrows all in his core, he could pull them out with ease but the one in his heel remained when he did. Briseis was in shock by this as Achilles did not even seem fased by being shot in the core arrow after arrow. 4. Even the boy who picks up Achilles to bring him to this war says, "They say your mother is an immortal Goddess. They say you can't be killed!" Achilles doesn't tell him obviously but we see the truth in the end. Yes, Wolfgang and the others working on the film did make this movie much more about the humans and removed the involvment of the Gods that you read about in the Iliad, and I personally really like how they made it mainly based on the people and they made it relatable with the Sons of Troy questioning the so called "omens" from the Gods, same with how we may question the religion our parents gave us. But these hints of Achilles being half God as he 100% is are there in the movie too and there's no way you can ignore them

[@henrylarkin8397]

You know considering he’s fighting a literal demigod Hector is doing pretty damn well

[@jpap2022]

Hella good

[@Nempo13]

Hector was considered a quarter god, blessed by Poseidon. Hence his moniker of "Tamer of Storms", Hector supposedly always had good sailing weather. If a ship killer storm was approaching it would miraculously dissipate before it reached his ship. On land he also always seemed to have good weather for his combat on land, it would never rain and ruin the terrain on the eve of combat. By comparison, Achilles was a half god. Born to be the penultimate warrior. He was never blessed with good weather, or even great arms/armor (look up the start of his career, he had absolute CRAP). However, he was gifted with several lives worth of combat experience upon the completion of his first kill. Total control over his body and the ability to push beyond human limits of exertion. It also didn't matter what weapon you handed him, he would fight like a complete master with it immediately. Hector never stood a chance in a duel. Or even squad on squad, after all, being trained by someone with all that experience increases the effectiveness of the trainees. Hector, however, had a better grasp of true army on army combat by virtue that he could get that many men to follow him! Achilles didn't trust people, only his squad mates. Due to that, while other soldiers/Greeks idolized him, they were also afraid of him and would not immediately follow his orders. It also doesn't help that the Greeks themselves weren't truly unified, while Hector's military force was completely unified.

[@jethroyuro4675]

Athena helped achilles tho

[@jansnauwaert1785]

Not really. He is fighting Brad Pitt.

[@naseemtariq8732]

@@Nempo13 nice explanation for those who don't know their backgrounds etc. I liked Achilles especially Brad Pitt playing the part it was amazing.

[@3rdEyeSpeaks]

0:03 "imagine a king who fights his own battles, wouldn't that be a sight." *Leonidas has entered the chat*

[@Nempo13]

To be fair, the Spartans lived to emulate Achilles...soooo

[@tomasom4497]

@@Nempo13 Achilles wasn't a king... Leonidas was... that's the point. Not whether either he or Achilles was better compared to the other.

[@malinko35]

Alexander the Great more like it

[@tomasom4497]

@@malinko35 Yeah, should have mentioned him too plus he was Greek also. Not many leaders like that in history.

[@bosketi7741]

King theoden also lmao

[@brysuagar6520]

Hector's death was sad to be honest, Him and Maximus and Leonidas died like warriors

[@therealb888]

true, they looked alike too XD!

[@aniruddhadatta8098]

That was the whole tragedy of Troy...... Hector the man fighting for his family and his brother against God's and Demi Gods

[@noel7731]

and also achilles

[@brysuagar6520]

@@noel7731 meh true,

[@therealb888]

@@noel7731 meh not true, achilles died like an angry goon that was caught off guard, no respect for an egoistic asshole!

[@adetayoadesola7306]

All the fighting scenes in Troy were absolutely spectacular. Achilles balance, reflex, technique and strength Gaddamit - what a warrior

[@brianmayabella5992]

Killer and combat instinct is godlike, physical prowess is his gift whereas hector is a commander and charisma and morally balance, which fit for a King

[@blaznskais2048]

Your kidding right? There where dozens of points where he should have lost that fight. Forget that he’s “invulnerable” for a moment and if you view the fight as two skilled warriors, Hector should have won. There where multiple points where when Hector had the spear head and sword, if he had just thrusted the spear while he had Achilles blocked with his sword it would have been over.

[@adetayoadesola7306]

@@blaznskais2048 I suppose it could have gone that way too

[@shaundouglas2057]

The fight scenes in that movie were so unrealistic that i could´t wait for it to end.

[@shaundouglas2057]

@@SimonWoodburyForget Exactly right, i´ve been trained in HEMA (historical european martial arts) for over ten years. This is not how you fight and if anyone did try and do what was being done in this movie you´ed be struck in seconds. Its theatrical sword play and not one bit realistic. Most realistic sword fight in the movies i can think of is the 70´s movie titled The Duellist, their are some fights in this movie that look very nice even though in some of the duels they are using one of my least favourite swords the small sword.

[@georgemuriuki7285]

Brad Pits was in top form in Troy, some of the finest sword work ive ever seen in a movie!!!!! Amazing choreography!!!

[@corpsebanger]

The Patriot is STILL one of my top favorites... the scene hit so hard, you're following the rush, and feel that righteous vengeance full-throttle until the very end when you start to feel the loss and anguish. Brilliant.

[@njd2342]

Pat riots. Rather nasty to the poor olde English squadies but American Mel never seems to like the English.

[@engineer7287]

Just pity it is not truthful, just a Hollywood version

[@clintonstaley8441]

As long as you take it as entertainment and not historical documentary. Good grief!

[@JeremiahGakuru]

"Imagine a King who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight?" Brad Pitt really fit into this role in the movie like a fish to water.

[@skinnysk8erboy]

He killed this role bro one of my all time favorite movies

[@JeremiahGakuru]

@@skinnysk8erboy That's for sure.

[@somesoulm]

Reminds me of Ummar bin Khattab. Salahuddin al ayyubi. King who fights

[@wakeuphumanity4453]

Hahahaha!!!!! Fish in the ocean fit very funny.

[@leecooper4213]

Jeremiah Gakuru: You're right - Pitt is one Hell of an Actor, when given the right part. He portrayed Achilles brilliantly!

[@SamFisher007]

so basically half of the scenes are from Troy and the rest of it are two scenes from Gladiator and one from the Patriot. What a great diverse selection of movies.

[@jglitch0]

Sam Fisher IF i were to pick the most trully epic fight scenes in Martial Arts movies id pick mostly scenes from the Raid, Raid 2 and some stuff with jet li in it. If we were to go by what the best was without saying we cant choose from the same movie so since that wasnt the criteria this person chose what he felt was the best even though id disagree that the patriot should be on here.

[@paulmaurer6646]

Sam Fisher It does say part 1, more parts, more selections

[@SamFisher007]

Paul Maurer I don't see a part two

[@elenamortzaie6206]

Sam Fisher خ

[@williammcharg4982]

Sam Fisher and all of them are completely untrue or in the case of Troy, completely ignore the source material.

[@doublep1980]

Fun Fact: the stuntman who doubles Brad Pitt as Achilles in this movie,is David Leitch. You may know him as one of the creators of the John Wick franchise,he also directed "Atomic Blonde" and "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw". The fight choreography is made by him and his John Wick co-director Chad Stahelski.Both have also worked on "300" and many other famous movies,like The Matrix trilogy,BvS, V For Vendetta,Ninja Asassin etc. etc.

[@TYLeR-jw2he]

doubleP is this true that’s a lot of movies

[@annelisapearl9819]

I feel bad, I have always given credit to Brad Pitt

[@sakaitopa434]

They didn’t use stuntmen in that scene

[@wc2361]

thanks for the trivia. very cool😊

[@Jeremy_the_unfallible_n-a]

then whats up with the Iore of the movie where they both made an agreement to pay each other for every bIow that actually Ianded hard, and Brad having to pay aIot but Eric had to pay nothing

[@skinybonesjacob]

ive watch the achilles vs hector scene hundreds of times, whoever was in charge of the the choreography really did a good fcking job and needs to do more like this.

[@AP-bo1if]

I have news for you, they don't make movies like these anymore.

[@SondaLovesElly26]

But the rock thou LOL

[@farhanahmed4127]

'Father to a murdered son. Husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my revenge in this life or the next' - Maximus The most courageous lines..💪💪💪

[@RulisGarage]

He says: " I will have my vengeance,(not my revenge) in this life or the next"

[@RasMajnouni]

@@RulisGarage Its like some religious saying,"You will fry in Hell" Even Naughtius Maximus was not Police,Judge & Jailer all in one personage.

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

JESUS CHRIST will come very soon! Repent!

[@frankwaugh1894]

The name is maximus. GLUTEOUS MAXIMUS 😅

[@ScotsLyon]

Hector knew he couldn't but still went Thats why he is remembered

[@oommcc]

Being remembered is overrated. I rather stay alive so that I can spend more years in the sofa, eating Cheetos and wanking

[@frost3193]

@@oommcc ahhhhh cheetos nigga cheetos

[@nanditamondal1033]

ScotsLyon l have been searching for this comment for years!!!! Finally someone acknowledges Hector and his greatness. He sacrificed his life for his beloved Trojans when it was his brother's responsibility who caused them trouble. One selfless man and true patriot, 'immortal' even after thousand years. He could be a fallen hero, but he is still a HERO!!!

[@jonalaurenson7242]

ScotsLyon really? That’s the only reason he is remembered?

[@ScotsLyon]

@@jonalaurenson7242 apart from being in charge of the Trojans defences where an estimated 31000 Greeks died, dueling Ajax that lasted all day Hector gave Ajax his sword which he later killed himself on He then gives his life in an attempt to save his country people and family so no I can't think of any other reason why the son of Priam husband of Andromache father of Astyanax has been honoured for a 1000 years and will be for the next 1000 years but maybe you could tell us all?

[@jakedizzle]

4:53 is so good. He knows his armor and uses it to his advantage. Never seen that in a movie before. Blocking with his shin armor is a pretty amazing attention to detail. It doesn't just cut his leg off.

[@jakedizzle]

Sid Masey I can't. It's been taken down :/ is it from the game? I played that game to death. All of them.

[@siddislikesgoogle]

@@jakedizzle weird i cant find it either anymore, what a shame. Anyway it's the final scene from a movie made back in 2017, not the game, if you search "Chinese movie God of War" it comes up. It's worth a watch, it has Sammo Hung in it.

[@michaelchristidis8658]

considering this armour is made from a literal god its pretty tough

[@menzozocherie6143]

“Imagine a king that fights his own battles, wouldn’t that be a sight.” In your face king.

[@techtales6709]

Why does this quote remind me of King in One Punch Man?

[@dstruc518]

3:42 hardly tried to avoid a spear coming at him without losing eye contact with Hector and casually strolls into the temple Hector - Nah bruh Paris give the girl back

[@princelyclouds7980]

😂😂😂

[@mattblack1491]

Bruh thats funny as shit ahhaah

[@BreezeeGreenz]

Ha ha. That's what he should have done.

[@BreezeeGreenz]

@uncletigger True story.

[@TheGodfather-bm3ow]

The king wanted his war anyway. Helen just gave him an excuse.

[@alexalvarado2156]

I felt sad for Hector he was very noble n humble

[@yannibcommando]

indeed, Homer portrays Hector as noble, family man, brave and patriot. When we were reading Iliad at school, all the girls in the class were supporting the Trojans.

[@therealb888]

@@yannibcommando ikr but achilles got the most shameful death at the hands of a non warrior pretty boy sissy, he deserved it!

[@user-vk9zj2kw6d]

In the film he dishonestly kills Menelai so..

[@BreezeeGreenz]

@@user-vk9zj2kw6d Who kills Menelaus? Oh, you mean Hector does? Hector and Paris were dishonorable.

[@iyot1020]

b888 killed by fuckboi

[@Philiopantheon82]

Brad Pitt ain't just a fine looking man but obviously he will be remembered as one of the greatest legendary actors and characters in entire Hollywood and cinema history, his versatile ability to perform virtually any roles is just paramount and exceeding imaginations. His role in Achilles, not just the fighting scenes, which probably helped by stunt performance, but his charisma to impersonate the acting of the legend Achilles is sensational.

[@princeofosu3795]

I love how Achilles's shield casually catches an arrow the moment he places it at his back

[@jackmehoffe9372]

Beautiful

[@anonymoushack9453]

“Is there no one else?” **Everyone jumps on him**

[@SoulKiller7Eternal]

And they would all die. lol

[@adamkarlmon8115]

"Here you go."......Mike Tyson

[@Righttrackwrongtrain]

Right?!!!! Like bro you can whip us 1 at a time, let's see 1000 on 1

[@SoulKiller7Eternal]

@@Righttrackwrongtrain they all still die. Watch the temple scene again. Murdered people with no problem. Hed kill the entire army if he had to.

[@obesechicken13]

Technically he's invulnerable to weapons except on his heel so he might win the fight. It's not shown in the movie though.

[@benjicalavera3218]

that fight between brad pitt and eric bana was really really well done

[@henrymoore748]

I like how Achilles chucks the spear and hit the guy off his horse... then hector has to close the distance to throw his spear... it was epic and from that point hector knew he was way out of his league

[@didim.6702]

Achilles was sizing him up 😅

[@mdmyer]

It also defies all physics!

[@lafeyettewilliams4196]

Héctor was also on a horse so you can’t throw full strength as compared to someone standing.. throw a football standing then ride a bike and throw it bet that football only goes about 20 yards 😂

[@VoiceOfThe]

Epic scenes. The Patriot one is one of my absolute favourites.

[@mcfcok1683]

“You won’t have eyes tomorrow, you won’t have ears or a tongue. You’ll wander the underworld blind, deaf and dumb, and all the dead will know. This is Hector the fool who thought he’d killed Achilles.”

[@wedontneedhelp8672]

You should have used a comma instead of a period. Try to look for it.

[@yaboisquacks2495]

Bro if I was hector I would've been so scared to hear that

[@gilbertov6365]

Its been 6 years and i am still waiting for part 2 lol

[@BLVDKillz]

he's working on it...

[@abhishekbaba8084]

🤣🤣🤣

[@12nicoll]

You can't rush perfection .I am sure by the turn of the next century we will get part 2 . It's nearly as slow as the Avatar franchise . Maybe it's the same people involved in this as in Avatar 😂😂🤣

[@Kamil-qf2xp]

now he's got daily youtube channel and video production company write " krzysztof gonciarz " so that's not good ad for him

[@juliuskaesarilaganramos2583]

the title of that movie is troy watch it .... what a sad ending for troy😭

[@Davi_Cyrax]

2:00 The second arrow hit when he put the shield in his back, such a lucky move... I'm glad to notice this and that the director put this detail.

[@YtubeUserr]

not really, he knew there were enemies behind him and he knew his back was exposed. That was a predictive precautionary measure which proved good.

[@ahmedamir7]

"imagine a king who fights his own battles" Rhagnar: "who wants to be king?"

[@rossmonty1911]

Ragnars just fine dont ever remember there being a H involved in his name lol

[@lucianorosan712]

i love how Pit play Achilles, his movements, his confidences, loks like a very god.

[@umai2110]

Vlnzjxb Nm cz dz x z , a 7?khashhszhu due ,

[@liamyohe7511]

In The Last Year of April, The Director of this Masterpiece; Wolfgang Peterson died... thank you for bringing the historical legend alive, may your name live immortal under the banner of TROY, and the many other wondrous projects you made for Cinema.

[@321qwert]

اسم الفيلم بليز

[@liamyohe7511]

@@321qwert تروي (2004)

[@nestordanielsequeramunoz2337]

La pelea entre Hector y Aquiles la he visto como 30 veces, es increíble! Los que armaron esa escena, la coreografía y todo, y el trabajo de los actores, geniales todos! Casi 20 años ya y sigue siendo la mejor pelea mano a mano de la historia del cine épico!

[@jackmehoffe9372]

Hear Hear!

[@rmatx7268]

I never thought that Brad Pitt’s gonna be the perfect Archilies

[@deandraalexis]

Luke Texter Everyone to me truly is no longer the actor in Troy, I only see their characters. Shows how well they all got into role (and maybe the ling hair and ancient attire helps 😋)

[@VoiceOfThe]

He looks too clean cut for me. Needs stubble or a beard. Needs to be more rugged.

[@muratbozok9539]

I watched troy 3 times for only brad pitt

[@FrancoNogueira666]

I missed Braveheart on this list but great choices. The writting, the cast, the acting... made those movies legends!

[@metemano88]

Started with one of my fav movies Troy! Achilles is so smart and smooth man I’ve watched this movie like 20 times already

[@namngonguyenhoang8768]

5:31 Hector: "Haha, it is an even fight" 5:45 Rock: "I'm about to end this man whole career !!!"

[@michellemanangangernale9643]

Woo chill bro

[@flpninja1]

Hector and Achilles fight scene is the best fight scene in any move ever. I LOVE IT..

[@techwithhusteen]

7

[@myne5689]

Hector fought good, even though it's obvious Achilles was trying to drag out the fight.

[@stygiansong]

You've got it all wrong. It wasn't Achilles who killed him, it t'was the rock, ender of lives.

[@RasMajnouni]

ALL is fair in war

[@deemay1651]

in the real story , achillies was chasing hector around the castle .

[@suzananjegic4337]

No doubt, the troy attracted most of the comments. Well deserved.

[@jff1813]

The Achilles vs Hector scene is one of the best-choreographed fight scenes ever made.

[@dionp38]

Too bad he didn't use the original music. It really made the scene amazing.

[@redpred3502]

@@dionp38 Yeah, this soundtrack sounds garbage, original was so much better.

[@somesinger1575]

why do you say that?

[@pentagram4745]

@@dionp38 to avoid copyright

[@SongJiangShiJin]

And it's not looking like a real fight at all

[@eriklansher2461]

We went to see Troy with my history class when it came out... that first scene vs Boagrius is what silenced all of us made us watch the hole movie in absolute silence... Fcking EPIC!!!

[@adriflores7092]

Cool story dude. For real.

[@brandonden795]

That was a time where 'epic' was actually used unironically

[@Steve-oz4md]

"Is there no one else??!!!" when you know you are badass and you want the world to know.

[@mathewhale3581]

Steve - or when the world knows you need glasses

[@SalmanKhan-ly3ch]

Baamsi

[@alvinkoomson1864]

"You won't have eyes tonight; you won't have ears or a tongue. You will wander the underworld blind, deaf, and dumb, and all the dead will know: This is Hector. The fool who thought he killed Achilles." 💀

[@youraverageguy5746]

10:45 love how this scene starts from a quiet, patient, distant tactical battle to a progressive shift into an utterly, chaotic brawl.

[@Gastel]

There is nothing good about this movie.

[@joshl90]

Anisssou zig The Patriot

[@fatballsofhellfireinc6379]

I like how the warriors in this scene fight each other face to face with honor instead of using cowardly deceitful strategies. But then again I'm old school you know? But hey if you cant win head up I guess machiavellian methods are better than being subjected, but what do I know? I'm just a mere musician.

[@ankushzap]

a typical guerrilla attack

[@dimitri-petrenko]

@@Gastel What are you saying lol that movie is amazing

[@entidade1000]

Troy is a great movie. They depicted Achilles as a human, period. There were no heroes and villains, just people fighting for their sides. Everybody talking how Hector was a good boi but he led thousands to their deaths the moment he didnt turn that ship around to return helen to sparta. He violated the pact his brother made with helens husband (cant remember his name). If you look closely everybody was both good and evil atst

[@entidade1000]

@llleonidas102 I mean, brotherly love is a beautiful thing, but you cant ignore the fact that hector could have avoided a huge war if he simply turned around and returned helen to sparta. He didnt have to die, along with thousands of other men. But he prefered to. Dont fall to any illusions, there are no angels and demons, just men. Hector made a decision and died by it. It's a great movie and I couldn't tell you how many times I've watched it, but just imagining if it was made in Greece and by Greeks, it gives me goosebumps.

[@dizzyonaball4623]

Menelaus, Agamemnon's brother, was Helen's husband. I would have enjoyed Troy if somebody hadn't said "hey screenwriter, I don't like Homer's ending; do it different"

[@nathanrodriguez1637]

You're wrong. If Hector would've turned around during the ship they woudlve slaughtered all of them and then left Troy without a governor to lead them to war. Which is why Agamemnon's brother said he wanted her back to kill her with his bare hands. And Agamemnon was planning to conquer Troy from the gecko. And Hector told Helen to go back to Paris when she was trying to turn herself in because they didn't cross.the sea for her but for war. So no matter what they were going to have a war against Troy from the second Paris stole Helen on the ship. Hector the only real nigga in the whole thing, but even the innocent die too. Like in real life. Can't have you bashing my homie without a true cause

[@entidade1000]

@@nathanrodriguez1637 dude troy had a governor, hector's dad. Troy defended itself despite hector. He antagonized his dad about keeping on fighting. If he returned helen the moment he knew about it, even if he got slaughtered together with all his men at the time, it would have been less of a slaughter than it was the way it happened. Hector was no more hero or villain than anyone else in this story, period.

[@climbingaddiction4823]

I think it makes him seem a lot more skilful because he doesn’t have any added strength from being half god, which he definitely does in the myths

[@robinaboy]

I always marvel at supposedly trained warriors suddenly becoming frozen when they have their thrust parried by the hero and just stand their waiting to have a sword plunged into their faces.

[@bryguysays2948]

I agree. I've never liked how the "foot soldiers" just stand there after missing waiting to get killed.

[@lightupdarkness]

Better than star wars.

[@AbolishTheATF]

If it was realistic it wouldn’t be a very good scene, they would just be getting stomped out by 30 people 😂

[@FD-nz7qv]

Don't care how good a swordsman someone is, it's unlikely they could defeat 2 or more trained soldiers attacking them at once.

[@Doomted90]

The Illiad is an incredible epic and Troy really stands out to show the story in a very real way. The poem will incorporate the Gods as well, and worth another view on the psyche of a soldier. Great historical story all around, Homer's depiction (to common knowledge) is a fable, but true regardless. (The city is known, the wars are mentioned in texts, but a full 10 year siege is not likely... the heroes are of course there for story reasons.)

[@daristelouisgiovanny9792]

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[@daristelouisgiovanny9792]

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[@daristelouisgiovanny9792]

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[@vivekkhare8888]

Troy fighting sequence and the cast is the best I have ever seen in the movies ... Brad Pitt attitude is damn amazing

[@siddharthanand5652]

3:22 Achilles using aim bot in 2000 BC...

[@blyatminh2438]

Nah he just a pro game csgo and dark soul then the country send him to war

[@Soggersnuggets]

Thats how you rush b in 2000BC

[@gabriellima7900]

*1200 BC.

[@skylordsrebornpvpreplays5795]

😂😂

[@Elgpawn]

Achilles Stats: Agility - 99 Balance - 99 Coordination - 99 Vision - 99

[@victorhugo9308]

the scene of mel gibson againts the soldier... incredible. The final scene in the river... wau... a father without his son.. the suffer, the pain.. OMG

[@MrGriff305]

Troy is underrated. The critics were trying to compare it to Braveheart and Gladiator, and they were uncomfortable with a guy being shirtless for some reason, even when it made sense for the scene. Anyway, it was a very solid movie. It wasn't Gladiator, but it was certainly 9/10.

[@speeddrawr4958]

I believe Hector vs Achilles is perfect to portray Achilles's abilities in combat. He clearly sees that his opponent makes plenty of mistakes but he still does not deliver the final blow until Hector is completely exhausted and really has no chance to win anymore (he did not stand a chance to begin with but he still gave it his best). Loved it !

[@dennisrodriguez3689]

I noticed the same. He didn't just want to kill him, he wanted the honor of a glorious combat.

[@patrickebubechukwu7364]

It wasn't a fair fight. Hector already lost the fight in his mind because of the guilt at killing a young boy in battle. If he was mentally and emotionally stable, he would have fought better. Though, Achilles will still defeat him😅

[@onojamarkoche569]

Hector died before the fight

[@fredericdewael8378]

@@dennisrodriguez3689 one shotting somehow does not give you as much as pride than winning after a good figth. The 1st figth against the big guy was to demoralized the opponents, the figth against hector was for pride.

[@Beats4needs]

I probably watched Gladiator over 30 times and I still get goosebumps everytime I watch it.

[@ASTRO_NAUTIKAL]

That jump move is like his invincibility attack.

[@lsjionredlinesupercharged2049]

This was spot on well done ❤❤

[@TheSmithDorian]

The Hektor vs Achilles fight was very well done. Each part of it was showing you something specific about the two men but particularly Hektor.and how he contrasts with Paris. You see from the start just by the way they both move that they are similar to each other and different to everyone else. This is reinforced when you see Hektor successfully defend against Achilles' leaping thrust to the neck that Boagrius and others were killed by. Then you have them both showing great technical skills with shield and spear ending with both fighters breaking the others spear to set up the remainder of the fight with swords. But while they are in a league of their own and fairly evenly matched, Achilles has the edge. Hektor seems a little more tired, his technique is a little more ragged and he doesn't have the anger driving him on that Achilles does. This continues for the sword section of the fight - both fighting brilliantly but Hektor gradually becoming more tired. Nevertheless he is able to cut Achilles breast plate, to Achilles surprise, thus getting closer than anyone else to killing him. But this was Hekor's last big chance. After this he's seriously tired but though he trips on a rock and is wounded by Achilles (in the same way as Paris was against Menelaus) unlike Paris he carried on fighting through the pain. He eventually succumbs to Achilles but never loses his honor throughout the fight and at the point of death. Were the ancient Greeks and Trojans able to see this fight I think they would take the meaning (or at least one of them) to be that as a man, you can be noble, brave and skilled .... above all others even - but if the gods are against you and fate is against you then you are doomed. Hektor was as good as it was possible for a mortal man to be in terms of his character and his skills. Achilles was less noble in character but he was part god through his mother. it gave him the edge over Hektor and fate had already determined that Achilles was going to achieve great glory at Troy. So Hektor's end was inevitable. In short - mortal man cannot overcome the will of the gods.

[@alfonsoochoa3996]

thats a real battle between two hoplites, start and figth whit spears until was broken... But, why leave the shields

[@TheSmithDorian]

Aegon Targaryen The kind of shields that we see in the video were designed to be used in formed lines to provide a kind of wall that the fighters could stay behind under arrow fire and spear attack. You can see that the bottom edge of the shields line up with the top of the leg armor You would need them in single combat with spears because it's very difficult to parry a spear thrust with another spear. But if it came down to swords the weight of the shield would tend to throw you off balance, as well as tire you out and restrict your mobility. But the main technical problem was that when you block a strike aimed at upper chest, neck or head height by raising your shield you basically lose your view of your opponent. Better to ditch them and rely on speed and defensive sword technique.

[@TheAlexmercer360batmanfan]

To tell you the truth,hector's conditioning sucked compared to that of achilles'es,and even though hector was finest among the trojans or eunans,no body took fighting as seriously as achilles did,hector was a king(the would be king) and he never had to care about taking on entire troop at once,he sure could but he also would have taken a shitload of damage,achilles on the other hand was no king or stuff,the only thing he knew about himself is that he was a fighter and he wanted to be the BEST fighter in the world,hector was no where near as serious as this,he was a human and a kind person who hates killing,he would never feel justified in achilles'es ambitions,the art of hitting WITHOUT EVER GETTING HIT was achilles'es speciality and thats where he is superior compared to hector,but they both had heart.Things would have been different if it was an unarmed fight,the thing with weapons is,its too easy for the more skilled person and it is impossible for a human to recover from fatal wounds,to be truthful I would be greatly interested in seeing a hand to hand altercation in between them.

[@MrHealthyGrain]

What makes you think that anger makes you a better fighter?

[@TheSmithDorian]

Healthy Grain Perhaps 'drive' would have been a better word.

[@sanjaykunwar3758]

brad pit " get up prince of troy ! I will not let a stone take my glory ! " what a badass.

[@herisusanto6635]

kontol hahaha

[@herisusanto6635]

kontol hahaha

[@kathiravanjagadeesan]

What it means a stone

[@pan1478]

@@kathiravanjagadeesan a rock

[@wayneoneal7952]

One of my favorite movies! So unfair for Hector..as great a warrior as he was and a good man..he was no match for Achilles who could only be beat one way! I hated to see this fight

[@ArcaneSurreal]

10:30 - "How about another joke, Maximus?"

[@jamesflick668]

is that the same actor

[@jayliu9862]

@@jamesflick668 Yes, Joaquin Phoenix.

[@dickdike92]

gladiator is still 1 of the best films ever made to date personally.. always in my top 5

[@ashara_rhaenys]

Hector was the best and most noble man, Achilles was the best and most relentless warrior, I loved them both in Troy. Also, it still makes me sad and bitter to see Heath Ledger, damn.... 12 years and it still hurts, he was taken away from us way to soon.

[@ashara_rhaenys]

@@davy3976 the last part of the video, he's in the movie "The Patriot" alongside Mel Gibson.

[@adamndirtyape]

Fun fact, Brad Pitt actually injured his Achilles tendon while playing Achilles (during the Hector fight scene).

[@serdarbaykan2327]

not during the hector fight scene, but while jumping off the boat during coast invasion :)

[@adamndirtyape]

@@serdarbaykan2327 Ah, I stand corrected. Still, the irony is almost too much.

[@nickc6842]

Method acting

[@sean2ization]

Fun fact, Troy is actually a movie based on brad Pitt

[@wildhunt6350]

@@serdarbaykan2327 Not that either :D:D he hurt his ancle while landing when he killed the warrior at the begining of the movie haha but close enough

[@hematosheqi445]

Poor hector... He had to die for his little brother selfishness

[@dancolt79]

I think that is just the story the attackers told themselves for posing as heroes instead of as just thieves and murderers. Nobody starts a 10 years siege for just a women who ran with her lover. It was a robbery campaign in a time when a campaign of slaughter was seen as a time for heroic deeds

[@onesmuskalembwe1757]

Stupidity more like it...

[@gumusluk16]

He died really because hector killed Achilles lover. His cousin in the film who was killed by hector was Achilles male lover, but it's written he was older than Achilles not younger.

[@flamedevil32]

Not selfishness But a little friend he couldn't keep in his pants...

[@shinjipascal862]

Hoes first

[@paulshri8609]

Achilles beach scene...poetry in motion. Maximus speech in Coloseum...epic.

[@GUSTAVO666100]

Extraordinarias escenas de grandiosas películas 👍(extraordinary scenes from great movies 👍)

[@umeshpatel7773]

Hector was better man than Achilles. Achilles was better warrior than Hector.

[@AdamSchelenbergCom]

I don't see why Hector was a better man.

[@sonpham-gc3tq]

Anton Rich if u watch the movie again u’ll see that Hector doesnt want to continue the war. It’s king Priam who forced him to attack the Greek Alliances on the day that Achilles supposed to leave and that led to the event his cousin or lover die.

[@alichandrani593]

@@AdamSchelenbergCom And in actual history... Achilles was a pretty trash person. Praim was also not cool. Hector was actually a decent person who was just trying to protect his land. Achilles and his people literally threw Hector's only son off of the walls of troy if i'm not mistaken.

[@123SEA1]

@@alichandrani593 In actual history this war probably never even happened, now in the Iliad you'd be mostly correct. All the heroes are assholes Odysseus, Ajax, Priam all dicks

[@audience2]

Hector was far more likeable. He was honorable and also a better man than his brother Paris. He was a mortal, he was a leader.

[@careym3901]

The critics hated Troy but I thought it was one of the greatest movies I'd ever seen. To hell with the critics!

[@amirulsyarwandaud2159]

If I'm the critics,the only reason I hate the movie is because the ending. Why the fck did Achilles has to die in the hand of that wimp prince.

[@kingjamestres]

Amirul Syarwan Daud Because that’s how he dies in the Iliad.

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

@@amirulsyarwandaud2159 Because they didn't write that they took it from the Greek story.

[@vCLOWNSHOESv]

Greeks believed this happened so much that Alexander the Great visited the tomb of Achilles at Troy. We can't locate Troy now but apparently somewhere in the 320s or 330s BC Alexander knew where it was. I want a time machine that can look back and watch history like a movie that you could scroll to any event that ever happened just like watching KZbin videos. What would be the first thing I'd watch? Maybe Hector vs Achilles? I'm not sure if this happened and neither is anyone else but it's a great story. Alexander believed it so I'll go with a yes.

[@careym3901]

@@vCLOWNSHOESv I thought they did find Troy about a decade ago in Turkey?

[@bp9854]

10yrs later still waiting for part 2!!

[@joeyowl.jolson7515]

that scene in the patriot is so badass. the look on the kids faces is epic af cause they thought their father was a coward until that moment when he massacred them.

[@ponticpg1295]

"Imagine a king who fights he's own battles wouldn't that be a sight" the best line

[@michaelcochran5619]

Hector and Achilles was by far the best ever. Maximus and Commodius were the very close 2nd best ever. Braveheart had good fights too.

[@gilgamesh8334]

Braveheart fights are complete shit

[@zingrankasar6283]

This is not braveheart bruh.

[@OdileOdile19]

Gladiator has too much shakycam and quick cuts

[@twotimesspecial]

I love this compilation

[@elkodh6516]

Recognize that video is still relevant even ten years after it was uploaded

[@50kArchipelagos]

Best compilation I've seen in a very long time I'm going to buy these movies awesome man thank you very much.

[@PaokHlioupolh]

Notice that the general of Achilles in Troy,was exactly the same general Leonidas had in the movie 300...

[@lookwaticando909]

same guy reincarnated portrayel

[@PaokHlioupolh]

he was a heck of a general

[@GwJ78]

Which general of Achilles are you speaking of ? Agamemnon ?? He is a king here. Which general of Leonidas ?? He is the king of sparta, no general before him . I dont understand your comment.

[@PaokHlioupolh]

Achilles was a king...Leonidas was a king...i am talking about their general which means his rank was lower...check the first mate of Achilles and Leonidas and you will understand...

[@TheSaikon]

GwJ78 You know the diffrence General and King? General just do wars with or withouth King,when king command the Country and the armie,and he mean the right hand of Achilles that he's a general in Achilles army/company and this same person played General in 300 where he was King Leonig General that raised this 300 soldier for him

[@martontapas1283]

Archilles is the greatest fighter and warrior to have ever existed..Also Hannibal maybe the greatest general to have lived as well.

[@rl167]

- Achilles gets killed by a selfish little coward. Me to Achilles' Mom: damn you woman, just didn't want your hand to get wet huh? 😄

[@dr.bright6272]

If I remember correctly she had to select a small part of him to remain vulnerable so she chose something that would normally be nearly impossible to hit

[@sccpsc7953]

Achilles fights for his own glory. if someone to be called selfish, he deserves to be. fuck him and his brutality that is praised as heroic. Hector is the true warior indeed.

[@hundredlux9665]

@@dr.bright6272 Then just so happen to name him after the "vulnerable" part.

[@coltenmeyer2775]

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[@acesihatay8703]

yeah dude didnt want to fight let his bother fight his war for him ... Pussy

[@pernelladams448]

“Get up prince of Troy I won’t let a stone take my glory “ -Achilles Me: Damn why is he so cool?!?!

[@mahmoudmoustafa2731]

For anyone watching this video Do you know what religion is right Do you know who created you? Do you know the mind of your creation? Did you know anything about the prophets? Did you know that you will die Did you know that there is another life after death My brother if you do not learn You must retreat yourself With your Lord

[@pernelladams448]

mahmoud moustafa whaaaat?

[@mahmoudmoustafa2731]

@@pernelladams448 What I have given to other life after death

[@charles8353]

Fact

[@albinajeta8882]

That's European mentality. Which is a gift

[@leagueplays2100]

Level 100 vs man with cheat codes is what that Achilles vs Hector fight was

[@IlIWarGIlI]

No. That was a glitch in the matrix.

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

Glorfindel for a guy that had no cheat codes Hector fought quite well against the mighty Achilles

[@hexit7777]

Who’s who?

[@user-ni3se4xn5i]

Glorfindel he’a like Lomachenko in boxing today)))

[@chinmoymallick605]

Glorfindel,Hector was one of the finest warrior of his era...He was so fierceful at Warfield even the Greeks were also jealous and aghast of him.

[@fostar74]

Great video! Congratulations! All my favorite movies in one.

[@haydenfaul4979]

That pose was just plain beautiful. Showed how skilled he was in the art of war.

[@jochem420]

At first I thought this would be somewhat of an historically informative video, but when I realized it wasn't, it was just 16 minutes of nostalgia :)

[@shanseehar]

All scenes aside, that Gladiator introduction is the best scene of all time.

[@gravitatingawaytv]

One of my favs...Brad was EPIC in this feature....

[@gio2vanni86]

Some of my favorite movies, if i die i hope these play on repeat forever.

[@spazus1]

Have to respect Hector. He went out and fought Achilles knowing he would surely die. He also lasted longer than any man that has fought him AND he connected one of his attacks.

[@ale03000]

IF only he landed on Achilles' neck like how he killed the cousin . .

[@JohnSmith-yt5hn]

@@ale03000 that wouldn't have mattered. The only weak spot was the heel

[@ale03000]

@@JohnSmith-yt5hn you mean he's blade/sword proof except the weak spot ?

[@JohnSmith-yt5hn]

@@ale03000 according to Greek mythology that was Achilles only weak spot

[@lewlauer8840]

I couldn't say it any better myself well spoken

[@littlepeeteir3190]

"Is there no one else?" **DUDE THROWS A SPEAR AT HIM**

[@lovokill__er72]

Littlepeeteir There were not dishonored motherfuckers who act like chickens and throw a spear from far away

[@papadwarf3953]

He would’ve dodged it and then you have entire Greece to fight

[@joshuahales7551]

@@lovokill__er72 that's literally what spears are for. For throwing from far away. Didnt you see the scene right after where he throws the spear at the guy riding a horse?

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

@@lovokill__er72 Chickens can't throw spears. Not the non-GM ones anyway

[@vadymp.4386]

One of the best scene is sturm of Troy (the first massive battle). Wow, that was an epic event!!!

[@pratimkumarhazarika6343]

Whenever i see the character of Hector i find it that it has so much similarity with the character of karna in the epic Mahabharata.

[@ranganaify]

Troy and gladiator I watched more than 100 times .my best movies ever .but I love the last fight .patriot .that was a nice movie too.

[@saghair88]

Troy was made in 2004 but the effects still better than in Game of Thrones lol

[@99jensen66]

Only issue with troy is how inacurate it is. Other than that it was a cool movie and one Ive enjoyed quite a few times

[@maeganmariesoriano7791]

@@99jensen66 like wow, troy was really great. What do you want in life?

[@99jensen66]

@@maeganmariesoriano7791 what life has to offer me

[@maeganmariesoriano7791]

@@99jensen66 life is offering you, Troy 😅

[@99jensen66]

@@maeganmariesoriano7791 and I said I enjoy it 🤪 so let me know when you up for popcorn and two hours with Brad Pitt 😆

[@jeremyg8286]

The early 2000’s were a golden age of movies. All of these movies came out within a 4 year period. Along with all of these the LOTR trilogy and Harry Potter series began, it was awesome.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

I love the spear throw and the look on Hectors face. He's like, WTH!? An "impossible throw"

[@Thaulopi]

Actually, this *shhhiiiingggg* sound when drawing your sword is a very reliable indicator for the bad quality of your sheath.

[@Thaulopi]

A Space Butterfly Aye, this is why the sound lads use it. Well, if your sword makes this sound while drawing it, this means it is chaffing along with its fuller or blade, meaning, you put stress on them and the sword is damaged or dulled.

[@MylesKillis]

Or maybe its because of the forceful and angled way upon they draw

[@that1guyization]

the shing sound is made by an aid grinding two bits of metal together off screen ... well they gotta be historically accurate

[@Thaulopi]

Taylor White So, historically, swords made this sound when drawn? May I ask you about your sources for your assertion?

[@orszag572]

Thaulopi Haha, I use felt in the scabbard of my sabre and it barely makes any sound when drawn or hidden. I can feel your pain, mate.

[@obedriderz408]

ohhh i just can't stop loving the part where maximus turned his back to the emperor.

[@Rjpayne2Kdot]

Troy /Tombstone /Django/Training Day / pulp Fiction hands down my favorite movies of all time !

[@AstroBoy2020]

every time i watch the achilles vs hector fight i always hope somehow itll turn out differently

[@trinieshepard7983]

"Praetorian!" Russel Crowe has a tremendous voice.