Troy (2004) - Achilles Death And Last words

[@sedlyholmes3722]

As a kid, you loved helen and paris love story As a adult, you understand that they are the reason many people died Who's still here in 2025?

[@kierratillman3202]

So true!

[@sebastianalejandrogalvanma3174]

In my case, no, I always preferred, even as a child, the love between Achilles and Briseis

[@martip122b]

@@sebastianalejandrogalvanma3174 me too

[@zataishasims9732]

@@martip122b Same

[@debmalyabanerjee5909]

Yes i support you

[@dinorex3464]

Achilles' death is sad, but Agamemnon dying before is priceless and so fucking satisfying.

[@cosmopolitanism6453]

In the real Iliad novel Agamemnon didnt die in the war, he died when he returned home from his wife because he sacrifised their daughter when they set off for troy. Achilles died in the 7th year of the war. Agamemnon wasnt described as a bad cruel king as in this movie, more like a hero. This movie is a lot different than Homer's Illiad but a great movie.

[@dylantennant6594]

@@cosmopolitanism6453 Keep in mind, thats only the Illiad, the wider Trojan cannon often shows his true colours much more. Even the greeks hated this guy. In the play Iphiginia, he sacrifices his own daughter to the gods in order to get wind so he can go to war, and in another Homeric peace, The Orestia, Agamennon is killed by his wife Clymenestra (who he only chose a constellastion prize for not getting Hellen or got dumped with after Hellen chose Agamemnon) with an axe in his bath after he brought home Cassandra, the sister of Hector and Paris who could see the future but was cursed so nobody would believe her. Agamemnon was always a prick thats what I'm saying.

[@johnathanholmes1297]

​@@dylantennant6594Yeah, but in the version of Ilaid that I have it said that his sacrifice of Iphigenia had failed. That the goddess of the Hunt (and later on the moon), Artemis, had save the poor girl from her father and Iphigenia had become her priestess. They were still able get wind because Iphigenia was accepted by Artemis, but she still live.

[@player2-Red-]

yassss

[@billhaywood3503]

@@cosmopolitanism6453 not clear that achilles died in th 7 th year agamemnon s npt called anax andrwn for nothing

[@Hibernicus1968]

This was the only part of the movie that dissatisfied me: that Achilles, the greatest warrior of the age, died at the hands of a contemptible little coward who knowingly led his city into war with Greece which cost the lives of thousands of his fellow Trojans, and no doubt saw the survivors sold into slavery, as well as ending the existence of his city-state itself, all because he put his own happiness ahead of any other consideration. He knew what the cost of stealing Helen away from Menelaus would be, and he did it anyway, because he put himself first. He knew well what he had done, which is why he offered to face Menelaus in single combat, even though he knew deep down it wasn't a fight he could win. But when the time came to buy Troy's survival at the cost of his own life, _he put himself first again._ He fled when Menelaus was about to finish him. Hector had to step in and save him, and the war went on, ultimately costing Hector his life, Priam his life, and nearly all the remaining Trojans either their lives or their freedom. That this despicable, selfish, yellow, piece of crap survives and gets the happy ending with his girl bugs me to no end. On the other hand, that does rather realistically reflect the injustice of the real world, so there's that.

[@unknownfromkashmir]

Well said.

[@RSxSaiyaNx]

Couldn't have said it better

[@collingold4562]

Would you rather learn that life lesson from a movie or in real life though?

[@Hibernicus1968]

@@collingold4562 _Learn_ it from the movie? No, I merely see something I have learned through living over 50 years reflected in a movie.

[@geliwaite3532]

Apollo guided the arrow to hit Achilles, its not just Paris.

[@LouisBourett]

She shows so much emotion without saying a word

[@no3396]

The very brief shot @ 0:57 is my favorite in the entire film. Chills…

[@Thorin632]

“You will never be lovelier than you are now” Time. The only thing we can’t get back. You lose the money you earn money but if you waste your time blindly you won't be able to get it back.

[@bluemountainvibe7521]

I love the fact that all along the battle he didn’t kill any trojan man he just wanted to the love of his life

[@AlexLopez-qj1or]

He did kill one thoe

[@dannyjack659]

Erm what? Did you even watch it?

[@NickPaquin-yw9ju]

Bro he slaughtered many during the beach battle and killed at least two (that we know of) making his way to Briseis.

[@sean6775]

Yeah, wtf are you talking about? lol... Dude merced a shitload of people to kick things off. Then he killed at least 3 people on his way to rescue the girl, if not more? There's the guard on the wall (he slices one dude's head off and then tells the other guy to gtfo Troy), then he kills the two guards at the end. He might've killed some more people right after he got out of the horse, I forget. It's been a long time since I've seen the movie. Plus dude kills Hector and brutally drags his corpse around the city walls. He was definitely more chill at the end, and he was mainly focused on saving that broad, but he still didn't hesitate to light people up. He may have even killed Paris, if he could have. Kinda wish he did bc that dude was a pussy anyway.

[@AlyssMa7rin]

@@NickPaquin-yw9ju During *this* battle.

[@irawilliams343]

Achilles and Briseis were the ones who brought the romance to the movie. They were way bigger than Helen and Paris. I used to wish Brad Pitt and Rose Byrne had more projects together after Troy.

[@nurulimanfasya4744]

can I know why paris killed him???

[@irawilliams343]

@@nurulimanfasya4744 in the original Greek myth Paris did kill him. Here in the movie he thought he was going to harm Briseis and of course he did remember that Achilles killed his older brother Hector. So it had something to do with vengeance.

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Not to mention Briseis (Rose) and Achilles (Brad) had better chemistry, at least in my opinion ✨

[@irawilliams343]

@@PerfectlyImperfect93 their chemistry was just brilliant that they eclipsed Helen and Paris.

[@Catastrophic_31]

@@nurulimanfasya4744 originally because Achilles killed Hector so brutally for killing Patroclus as his rage of griefing him. When you know the original and see this chopped off chemistry of Achilles and Patroclus is so misleading

[@FamilyHistoriandude]

How much accuracy can one expect from a movie where only Sean Bean survives.

[@caohathaonguyen7313]

Oh god it’s so true 😂

[@DornishQueen]

😂😂😂

[@lismaryperez6885]

That’s hilarious 😂

[@MrDwarfpitcher]

He also survived silent hill. No one but Sean seems to survive stories like that

[@alexaviercomics4241]

Paris is the worst villain to ever exist, he took Helen as a trophy, and was like “I love her” from being a couple of hours with her, and what’s worse is that he killed Achilles in anger for his brother’s death, when he himself caused hectors death, also wished Paris would’ve died in the movie, he killed the greatest warrior in existence, as a coward, and from behind

[@gerardoespinozaalaniz6322]

Yeah, but in some point it resembles what happens in real life. Not all bad guys receive their punishment while alive and the good guys die. However, given the circumstances of the film, maybe the other citizens of Troy would kill Paris because of what happened and at the end they would give the position of King to Eneas and finally have peace untill they become the Roman Empire.

[@Akatsukileader9]

To be fair, Helen also wanted to be with him (I'm talking about the film)

[@asdf0747]

you know what's worse? in the original mythology, he snuck into the temple nearby castle of Troy when Achilles and Briseis were to be married, hid behind a pillar and shot at him under Apollo's guidance. He's worse than a coward.

[@williamharding6587]

@@asdf0747 nah I think he’s just smart. Here y’all are talking so big like y’all would 1v1 someone like Goliath but in reality you’re a bigger coward than anyone.

[@sweeeetteeeeth]

achilles was kind of an asshole

[@danielspigeons6570]

Nobody is talking about the part where Briseis kills Agamemnon. I think this was arguably the best part of the whole movie. I remember watching this movie back in high school, which was a same-sex boys school. So of course, we were all pretty facetious when it came to anything which alluded to female empowerment. But we all recognised that Briseis was a very strong character throughout and written very well, so when we saw her stab Agamemnon, it was as though the roof fell in. We were all going bananas, whooping, yelling and applauding. What a scene, what a moment.

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

Just call it an all boys school. People know what that means.

[@insultlk]

Watching Troy in school is wild💀💀💀

[@opencase9903]

@@insultlkcould only happen at an all-boys school

[@raditya3357]

The saddest scene I've ever watched, he's trully has a kind of hearted. Trully warrior the mighty achilles

[@uppercutgrandma4425]

Nahhh, he spent his life in the cradle of the gods.

[@john-kp1xq]

The saddest scene is when King Priam looking at the city burning

[@iceyplayz3388]

How old are you?😂

[@raditya3357]

@@iceyplayz3388 30 yo

[@iceyplayz3388]

@@raditya3357 my ass.

[@TylerEubank]

She loved him so much. And he her. My favorite love story.

[@SS-rr7by]

Not as good as Achilles and Patroclus

[@SS-rr7by]

@You Tube.....no they were not

[@juanfragueiroaramburu]

He loved Patroclus more

[@johnnyavalos9109]

@@SS-rr7by That brother love?

[@ΚατερίναΛεβακη-δ5φ]

@@juanfragueiroaramburu bro that was his cousin

[@2teej742]

I might be reading to deep into this but after the first shot to the heel you see Achilles realize his own mortality more than ever woth his face nearly in disbelif he could ever be struck. Then the second he turns around you see his rage in his eyes the rage that would slaughter hundreds just by his hand alone for daring to strike the mighty Achilles. The same rage that avenged his cousin and nearly caused him to forsake the war. Then with the 2nd, 3rd and 4th arrow you see him go from the Lion of the war to a man who realized his end was near. Which I feel is just so poetic for his character, the rage of Achilles that typically would win him any battle and did proves useless and when he cannot call upon it to save him he accept his fate willingly and accepts peace even in death.

[@knight4883]

I think what is also poetic is the fact that when Greek soldiers arrive, they see Achilles die with an arrow to the heel. They don't see any other arrows to his body, which coincides with Greek mythology of how Achilles was invulnerable except for his heel.

[@jcarter9322]

Quickest completion of the 5 stages of grief.

[@timmytommy69]

iv just realized after all these years this was a fucking love story

[@roselynchina2005]

It's so sad,he only wanted Briseis 😩

[@Etigress]

Orlando Bloom is always a badass when it comes to bows and arrows.

[@sethblanch9781]

This scene? Really. ?

[@trueblu8]

@@sethblanch9781 he's talking about when he plays Legolas in Lord of the Rings.

[@Krypton853]

In the mythology It was Apollo who guided the Arrow that shot to Achilles heel.

[@thejamesasher]

legolas v hawkeye. who would win???

[@insultlk]

​@trueblu8 Yh but he said *ALWAYS* suggesting that he thinks he was good with an bow n arrow here smh

[@passerby3186]

when you've been camping the whole game and kill the last person alive

[@rezzierezz]

😂😂

[@Libin_Samuel]

😂

[@rinpuiafanai1839]

underrated comment😂

[@Zofini]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@mr_rebel_23]

Kids like helen & paris but legends like achilles & baseis love ❤

[@jimfish5981]

Moral of the story, a coward can kill a hero...

[@oooo1110]

When attacked from behind yes

[@JA-ru3il]

In this time yes I think that's the whole point with the bow.

[@dharmaosman184]

The myth of Archilles, he was indestructible except for his heels because that was the only place that was not dipped in the water that made him immortal. Hollywood wanted to add logic, so the arrows to his body was broken by Archilles except for the one on his heels. Thus a myth was born.

[@ibrahimjaved5574]

With Achilles getting killed by Paris, the story has just come full circle.

[@jasonmiles2819]

Apollo: “Remember when you chopped the head off my statue? Yeah, this is payback!”

[@VqVick]

“Apollo sees all” Achilles should’ve listened to Eudoros. Apollo’s statue in the beach scene was holding a bow & arrow when Achilles beheaded it. Apollo guided Paris’ arrow to his only weak spot.

[@3dwrecker_4660]

My guy took more arrows than Boromir

[@kingkongchief1177]

Love how Agamemnon died just right after conquering a place he wanted for years and how it was a woman he told would be his slave and was also his previous prisoner of war of all people who killed him. Best villain death ever in a movie.

[@PajafromPrague]

Yeap when he said and a night . Brieses stabbed and was like shut up 😂 take that 😂😊

[@xiongboon]

It was at this moment that Paris realized he's good with the arrow and became Legolas

[@SuperchargedW12]

I really hated him. Thousands died for his cowardness and it is even further symbolised with his preference for the bow and arrow.

[@Lunin13rma]

@@SuperchargedW12yea he’s actually such a prick

[@Saucygremlinsks]

He was a little bitch in black hawk down as well 😂

[@gabipopandron9351]

You've nailed it 😂😂😂

[@monoxzx1]

When the troops came and saw Achilles fall, you can only see the arrow to the ankle, perhaps they thought that's what it killed him, a single blow to the ankle and thus the myth started.

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

Interesting take.

[@sweetbitter2]

Agreed, since this is a realistic version

[@laygnassangyal3847]

They would still check the body before burning his corpse

[@BetterWithBob]

Fun fact - this was Rose Byrne's first scene that she filmed

[@EastJazzman]

There would have been 2 things I would have changed in this film: 1) Aeneas playing a bigger supporting part, a cousin of the royal family, a brave solider, he oversees more Trojan people escaping. 2) Paris getting killed

[@swampwiz]

Achilles was not only considered the greatest hero in Greek mythology, but also the most beautiful. Only Brad Pitt could have portrayed him.

[@stanleymcvay9283]

😂

[@Objective_Piece8285]

What's more legendary than to be so envied by the God Apollo he used a coward to kill you

[@jamesw.t.9591]

And we will never been here again.

[@jacobfanai2766]

They potrayed the mythical things into human perspection perfectly,this movie is a masterpice.

[@georgev.h.7710]

I miss the old soundtrack, it was great although the director didn't like the bass bumps. It fully gived a bust of emotion to these scenes.

[@josiahricafrente585]

This has probably already been said before, but I like to think that Achilles didn’t die here. The gods raised him up, and let him live on to become a tank commander in WWII, a leader of a Jewish-American commando team in an alternate-history version of WWII, before eventually retiring, starting a family, and then helping to find a way to combat a worldwide zombie plague. As for King Priam, he went on to become a well-known food critic amongst the French cuisine community.

[@jayjaykieran4035]

This comment 🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂 RIP Peter O’toole

[@browns3033]

Uhh no lol

[@slav7319]

This was true love between Achilles and Briseis.

[@nickolasramos1862]

I always thought that if she just stood in front of Achilles maybe he would've stopped shooting, but instead she just screamed at him 🤦‍♂️

[@Tim_mi26]

No see Achilles was immortal but if shot at his feet he will die because his mother dipped him into a magical river holding his feet so his weakness is at his feet only

[@90s-h7l]

@@Tim_mi26 in this movie He isn’t immortal, he even says so in the beginning of the movie. Achilles being shot on the foot is only a reference to other iterations of him when he is immortal, with only one weakness.

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

​@@90s-h7l it's literally his name, his entire character premise is in his name.

[@kyladurie]

I think that all the time 💀

[@lucero3945]

Their love story is the only reason I rewatch this film. They eclipsed Helen and Paris and everyone else!

[@jezebeljones659]

Paris, you prat, look what you've done now!

[@tredecies_razorwolf_29]

Achilles was such a brave man

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

Hector was brave. Achilles was beyond brave; he was the definition of confidence. He KNEW none could challenge him.

[@craahwilliams570]

It's amazing that one teenager caused all this chaos

[@PajafromPrague]

Not him one greedy king

[@adamcheklat7387]

“Hey, nice job on those heels! Ya missed a spot!”

[@sephinew3333]

Fkn Paris....only decent thing he did in the entire movie was say "burn the horse"...not that they listened. Otherwise all he did was ruin life for everyone else at every point.

[@bengnotes]

Rewatched this today. I missed their love story. ❤

[@Allannah_Of_Rome]

Paris is a prick. But in saying that, Achilles totally died for her The greatest warrior who didn't love anyone loved her with his tears....

[@abrarfaiaz1898]

This is the most satisfying scene in this movie.

[@phuphovlog]

😢 no heart touching achhilas my king 😢

[@erlandjordboer]

you gave me peace in a lifetime of war

[@andrewnlarsen]

For those that have seen so much horror in war...something like that would be the greatest gift of all.

[@ChrisGWGreen]

Paris really fucked things up

[@MrRifano]

he's loser

[@gregoriamartinez8418]

@@MrRifano yeah he is

[@ChrisGWGreen]

@T. Sheree Marshall bad ankles?

[@ChrisGWGreen]

Got hung out to dry IMO

[@daneilrafael4824]

Paris is the guy tapping Katy Perry.

[@NickPaquin-yw9ju]

I understand everyone resenting Paris throughout the whole movie and mostly in this scene BUT, when it came to death especially back then, it wasn’t pretty. Most people hating on Paris for running from Menalaus would have cowered away in the same fashion especially at that age. In this scene he redeemed himself by 1. Defending his kingdom like his Father and Brother would do even in defeat. 2. Slaying Achilles, an enemy invader who was the Best Greek Warrior 3. Avenging his Brother Hector for the unruly killing and desecration of his body. THAT is the biggest most important reason. Like did you all expect him to just let Achilles live after spotting him? That would make him a coward as well so he did what was better!

[@defalt3260]

So true. I think the same

[@billhaywood3503]

in the reAL ILIAD PARIS IS A COWARD HE RUNS AWAY FROM THE FIGHT WITH MENELAUS AND OF COURSE HE IS AN ARCHER WHICH MEANS HE DOES NOT FIGHT ON THE FROM LINES --HE IS ALSO OF COURSE A LECH

[@billhaywood3503]

@Aura_.0 NOT MORE IMPORTANT==IT WAS JUST LUST

[@jmc790]

Paris is literally the reason all this happened so yeah no. You are incorrect.

[@Mambo-Italiano]

Tf you on about? We'd cower and all? We know and that's the fking reason, we won't we pretending to be some high and mighty warrior in love, making stupidest decisions on our own, talking about dying or killing someone in a 1v1 battle, that mf was just a b!tch, accept it.

[@qaisarjavaid9459]

0:53 She was like: “You’re talking too much old man”

[@jruth77]

You sly dog you caught me monologuing

[@Shintigercurl]

it sucks that paris and helen started this war, got his brother killed and brought about the end of troy, and they get a happy ending. and yet, briseis and achilles barely had time together.

[@timmytommy69]

That why you should be careful what you do it has implications, hence the saying "if you hang around trouble then trouble is going to find you"

[@lol0ajo]

on homer iliad version. reason why there's trojan war. Aphrodite promised paris the most beautiful woman in the world. This woman was Helen, the wife of King Menelaus of Sparta. Aphrodite made Helen fall in love with Paris. The couple ran off together. paris also sacked Menelaus' treasure.

[@Catastrophic_31]

Brisies was a war prize. If tge war did not happen they woudn't meet and Patroclus has always been the most passionate one to Achilles, sexually ir not, is up to people's ibterpretation

[@insultlk]

​@@Catastrophic_31ur gay

[@Catastrophic_31]

@@insultlk you fear being called gay not me, stop exposing your own insecurities🤧🤣

[@kanthector]

Paris still missed the target despite all the practice. Lucky for him it hit the heel

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

The accuracy was the work of Apollo as revenge for Achilles thrashing his temple.

[@matiippolito5625]

Anyone noticed she is wearing Patroclus' necklace Achilles gave her. Lol details people

[@ahandfulofpain.]

I cried during this 💀

[@craahwilliams570]

You're dead

[@craahwilliams570]

Did they allow you to leave hades for a few days

[@ahandfulofpain.]

@@craahwilliams570 YES

[@craahwilliams570]

@@ahandfulofpain. oh

[@ahandfulofpain.]

@@craahwilliams570 IM FREEE

[@ariesescala885]

I really hate paris character in the movie.. he started all of this, but yet didn't have balls to deal or face it!even making it worst by killing achilles.. what a coward act!

[@stephaniereimer6836]

I am the only one who was so fucking mad at Paris in this scene, like Brielse? Was yelling at him to stop and what did he fucking do. Kill the love of her life. And what does he get out of it, a nice life with his lover.

[@morgumal]

I wouldn't listen to her eighter. Achilies killed his brother and dragged his body in a carriage as a sign of dissrespect. Paris was right to not listen to her.

[@speedmaster001]

@@morgumal you seems to have forgotten birch Paris stole a Greek’s wife that caused all of this madness. He brought upon his fathers kingdom it’s own distraction. Coward even ran away from a fight and asked for Hector to rescue his sorry little ass.

[@stickybunnn]

Well at the same time Achilles did kill Hector my favorite character so I was kinda happy he died 😆 but still Paris was a coward

[@Georgiacon6536]

@@stickybunnn yeah me too! Hector was my favorite character !

[@shuckyducky3471]

@@morgumal are you high? HE CAUSED A WAR!!!!!!! Every life lost is on his hands including his brother. There is not a single universe out there where he's in the right.

[@sburatorull]

Best scene of the movie!!!

[@joeford5181]

Achilles being killed by a coward. Come on. At least, Hector died fighting Achilles.

[@ekaraditya9749]

in the myth he died by paris too

[@Shah-of-the-Shinebox]

Hector is the real hero of this movie. Achilles had ego, Hector had honor.

[@flipboyunited]

Lol someone hasn’t read the story 🤣

[@PajafromPrague]

He wasnt a coward he decided now to stay and fight . And he killed achilies to avenge Hector

[@zacemerty4685]

Bruh this is a war not a game

[@NetherVoiD]

Even if she didn't kill the king they are all already dead.

[@fernandovargasmejia8512]

In the movie it is implied the legend about him being immortal and only being able to be killed through his ankle started because he was able to take off all the arrows that Paris shot at him but the only one that remained was the one he had in his heel.

[@GraceBelete]

I love akilise it is pine full

[@docproc144]

Ah, I see Paris went stealth archer. Classic.

[@DCeasedbrickbuilds]

If you ever did any reading or research, you kinda get the idea that Apollo killed Achilles. He pretended to be Paris as retribution for the attack on his temple.

[@dipanjangupta632]

Paris was a disgrace to troy.. to a man.. to mankind

[@shagundobhal5708]

If u remembered than achilles cried after killing hector ...and he was compelled to do so ..in war u have two option either to die or to kill what will u choose ...ofc to kill ...he did same but he always hated such life ...on the other hand he always treated brises perfectly though she was war price and i dont think anyone in history had treated war price with such respect and gave title of wife and intented to make bride ..he was somewhere kind hearted but being a man and living in those condition, made him to put such cruel face ...yes ,if you are talking about killing brises family ..so didnt paris stole someones wife ..he was asked to return her ..he denied ,so only one way was there to get helen back that was war...and paris was only one to cause war . .not achilles he just join as he was a source of motivation for army and wanted to join cause his mum wanted .. Achilles was great not a coward like paris

[@qweqwe-np9pj]

Good shot, Legolas !

[@Moneybaggbanda]

All the hero’s died because of him

[@nephyr6292]

This movie was so peak

[@JeffreyAtenta]

Well every man has a weakness😂😂😂

[@LightLegion]

This is what happens when you are a perfect warrior. You have no way to deal with the pain.

[@igneo8005]

When you Bow skilll has 100% critical chance

[@taintedgoose9138]

More like 1 crit chance. It took like 8 shots to kill

[@f.l.7817]

3:58 Die Musik! Einfach fantastisch...

[@miyumiyu12]

It was so sad😢

[@paigesteiner6086]

Achilles’ death was tear jerker to me cause his death isn’t even fair even he’s life was already planned out long b4 he was born but still he’s death is very sad

[@mriyefa2196]

Game over for Achilles. Hector is avenged by Paris.

[@pricillahernandez4231]

I named my daughter presehas! Such a beautiful name ❤️

[@syedzaheer99]

Yes it is, lovely 🤍

[@darksunpurge9015]

Paris vs Hercules is like a lvl 15 vs a lvl 100

[@georgesia9990]

He became legolas after his because of the exp

[@googlreviews7813]

Best part of the movie 👏👏👏

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

Well, at least this part was faithful to the myth - Paris did kill Achilles with an arrow to the heel after Achilles killed his brother Hector. Also during filming, Brad Pitt actually DID twist his ankle, so that part where he was in pain wasn't acting!

[@JenniferEvans-e5n]

Agamemnon's death was so gratifying.

[@gen2151]

at least one of achilles pals kills paris shortly after

[@AaronjamesYap-zf2lw]

Go ....it's alright......

[@notenoughspaceto]

will turner as paris is just odd

[@couldntcare]

the real love story of troy is achilles and briseis

[@DoggyDog-x3m]

1:30 me when i choke on my drink

[@daneilrafael4824]

True story is that he never died in troy. His wife killed him when he got back to Greece, she had a big grudge against him for killing his daughter before the war started.

[@catyo9019]

That's Agamemnon not Achillies

[@daneilrafael4824]

@@catyo9019 yea that's what I'm saying.

[@ΤάιλερΝτέρντεν-π4π]

@@daneilrafael4824 yes but in this video is achilles not agamemnon

[@ButsNustin]

@@daneilrafael4824 you worded it weirdly

[@iliasfilip2110]

@@ΤάιλερΝτέρντεν-π4π You also see Agamemnon die

[@minmin85]

If I am Paris , I will kill archilies right after he stap Hector with bow right away though . Loosing big brother who always give what I want is like loosing my right arm .

[@variousstylzyglt4768]

Lust and companionship led to all this destruction

[@PajafromPrague]

One of my favourite Briseaux killing Agamemnon 😊

[@Sion1231000]

1:29 Even though it is the Achilles heal. A normal person would react like that if you get an arrow there.

[@OfficialNuggetsToons]

I almost threw paris off a montage for killing achilles

[@MJAWTAMILCHRISTIANSONGS12]

perfect

[@samara7509]

Sadness ending 😥ACHILES and breseis 😥

[@bimboblackening]

Nah Achilles and Patroclus if you read the actual mythology and the Illiad BUT I’LL SPARE YOU THE ABSOLUTE MONSTER OF THE BOOK Achilles had a lover (Soulmate, Boyfriend however you wanna put it) named Patroclus. Once Patroclus died wearing Achilles’s armor Achilles went on a killing rampage killing 10,000 Trojans and fighting a sea goddess all to avenge his death. After Patroclus got cremated and put in an urn Achilles’s one wish was to have his ashes mixed with Patroclus.

[@bimboblackening]

Oh btw they weren’t ✨cousins✨ that’s only in the movie because at that time homosexuality was a big no-no for Hollywood that or because of the ingrained thought that “Achilles was MANLY so he’s not gay” which ISNT true, just because Achilles is “Aristos Achaion” (meaning: The best of all the Greeks) has nothing to do with who he loves and-or his sexuality

[@samara7509]

@@bimboblackening I know they are homosexual lovers. Greek philosophers refer to history as "one soul living in two bodies," and I have read of their spiritual love. But I made that comment according to the movie! I think briseis and Achilles' love story is very strong. Achilles fought against his king for his innocent girlfriend briseis ❤ Briseis and achilles are lovely but their love's end is soo sad😥

[@eirenebuendia4964]

@@bimboblackening they are cousins also in the Iliad and greek mythology

[@jacksongibbs8998]

He used to be an Adventurer like you…

[@jonblankenship5908]

Hector killed petroclus Achilles killed Hector Paris killed Achilles Talk about a chain of events

[@michaell.8218]

I’ve disliked Paris and Helen since I was a child, and still do today

[@owenjmash1282]

Cant blame him,That's personal. Deep down he's like that's for hector

[@rehmanshah8295]

All the main characters died because of a women except Paris who got away just showing how many problems a women can bring if she isn’t the right ones, chose wisely.

[@kellykahn7403]

Funny u said that lol my supervisor said the same thing "it's always a women to mess up something" (but he was talking about women in certain movies )

[@graaak7036]

Haha woah the underlining meaning of the movie went so over your head. It’s literally said by hector in the movie, “this isn’t about love this is about power.” Helen and Paris should never have happened but let not forget it was mens greed and ego that started that war. Paris wanted Helen to come to Troy with him. Agamemnon and his brother were the ones who sacrificed countless soldiers lives in the name on their embarrassment and greed for more power. This movie isn’t about picking the right woman, it’s about the continuous cycle of violence and the men who puppeteer it.

[@timmytommy69]

bloody woman hahahhah

[@wolf9311]

The tragedy of troy is all the demigods practically died fighting another For the pettiest of Reasons

[@kellykahn7403]

Sounds like typical men problems of today

[@uthamanj]

Paris killing Achilles still annoys me 😑😑😑😑