TROY (2004) Part 2 MOVIE REACTION *FIRST TIME REACTION*

[@callmesnake3953]

I'm enjoying the brother sister reactions. You can tell that poor girl has endured years of your insanity!

[@fubar1217]

Her expressions to his comments are gold.

[@justtrustash]

I’m preparing for life 😂😂

[@williamconto6977]

I knew it!!! Lol there was no way such a babe would tolerate that level of geekness !!!

[@lewd2851]

@@williamconto6977 Tf you on about?

[@Jack_80]

the way he gets so hyped and waves his arms around i thought for sure she was gonna catch an accidental backhand or elbow to the face a few times during this reaction.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

Sean Bean's first reaction to reading the script must have been like: "Wait a minute! Brian Cox, Peter O'Toole, Eric Bana, and even goddamn Brad Pitt all die in this movie! But I LIVE?! FUCK YEAH!!!"

[@justtrustash]

😂😂😂😂😂 so true

[@Kolbeck64]

the only reason he survived is because he played odysseus

[@jasontodd6779]

If i was Odysseus i may prefer death.

[@andrewlustfield6079]

@@jasontodd6779 This reminds me of Plato's myth of Er, where Er visits hades and finds out that souls get to choose their next incarnation on Earth. Odysseus chooses the life of a man who has very little to do.

[@MrOnetedify]

they should do a movie with Sean Bean after the trojan war lmao, he probs would prefer death xD

[@tomaskennedy]

"War is young men dying and old men talking." About three thousand years later, not much has changed.

[@herbtapp3031]

When Achilles asked Briseis if she would come back to Greece with him, he was actually willing to give up the glory his mother had foretold was hand in hand with his Doom, but when his cousin died and he killed Hector and the king came to ask for his sons body. Achilles knew his fame and death were sealed that is why he cried and told hector he would see him soon. At least that is how I read the poem and this movie, plus being a veteran of war you have to respect anyone willing to die for their beliefs.

[@generalsaufenberg4931]

Achilles: "HECTOOOOOR!!!!" Some Trojan: "The person you called, is temporarily unavailable..."

[@fubar1217]

"Please try again later"

[@KurticeYZreacts]

"No, no it's pronounced (Hec-t-ur) but, yes; he is coming..." *spear hits brick wall beside him* (idk if that's right im just joking)

[@asriayudewi3354]

@@KurticeYZreacts HECTOOORRR!

[@shreksmith]

My hatred for Orlando Bloom's character in this movie is immeasurable.

[@TheGunderian]

He asks for the duel then refuses to accept its outcome. I have also disliked Helen, but to be fair, she was sold into marriage by her parents at around 13 and saw no loyalty or respect from her King husband.

[@shreksmith]

@@TheGunderian I understand Helen's behaviour

[@agenttheater5]

I found Paris bearable in this movie, not that the portrayal of him here changes my feelings towards Paris in the original story (briefly summarised as 'I don't like him') but in any case I'd still rather go for Oddyseus, Achilles or Hector (if I ever stood a chance against women like Briseis, Andromeda or Penelope even if we don't see her in this movie).

[@miriotogata5853]

A real piss of sh*t !

[@modelotimefooooo1853]

this movie might be the only time his character made me want to slap him! 🤣

[@tyrionlannister4920]

Hector vs Achilles one of the best movie duells ever. it was like a dance, beautiful, but also amazing how i felt Achilles' anger in his spearthrusts :) truly love your energy and how you guys are teasing and vibing with eachother

[@justtrustash]

You legend!! Glad you enjoyed it mate ❤️

[@TheGunderian]

In the book it only says 'And they fought like gods. Then: Achilles Won' The Director demanded a great choreographed fight here, and nobody had clue one what it should be. The actors heavily contributed to get what we see here.

[@tyrionlannister4920]

@@TheGunderian but to be fair, isn't the most work done by stuntmen in fights like this?

[@Jarlemoore1]

@@tyrionlannister4920 Not this time it was the actors doing it.

[@petrospetromixos6962]

​@@TheGunderian In Iliad Achilles was chasing Hector around the city, also Ageas was stronger than Hector and didnt die he would jumb from ship to ship and kill everyone on his own

[@phj223]

2:34 "If my kidnapper looked like that.." LOL

[@TheGunderian]

HIM: What did you say? HER: [makes innocent/sexy face]

[@justtrustash]

I’m not that protective I promise 😂

[@kidwajagstang]

@@justtrustash uh huh... yeahhhhh, sure you aren’t.. 🤥 I can already tell that if she was to bring over a boy for dinner with the family, you’ll be staring him down with a emotionless face, unblinking, unflinching, never taking your gaze off him... you will make sure ANY guy she dates has a very real fear of her older brother. If anything, you’ll at least reduce any chance of her being cheated on, as they will DEFINITELY think twice about doing ANYTHING to emotionally hurt her...

[@donaldesmay1059]

I agree with her. If my kidnapper looked like that I'd be laying there with only one thought on my mind, 'When does the ravishing start?'

[@FireStormBaller]

@@justtrustash Lol, you say that now, but if a guy mistreat her even the slightest, you'll be like, "HECTOOORRR!!!"

[@THEMIMICRYM]

The fight scene between Hector and Achilles was so well choreographed and cohesive. The movement, sound effects, camera angles. Perfect.

[@xenotypos]

Achilles died after being touched in the heel because in the original ancient Greek story, he was actually immortal except for this part. It's because when his mother Thetis dipped him in the river Styx as an infant (making him immortal), she held him by one of his heels. So it was his only weak spot. The tragedy for him, was to be killed by one of the weakest and most feeble character in the story. And also, to be killed for vengeance, exactly the same way he killed Hector for vengeance. He tasted what he did to others.

[@pattyrogue8236]

You missed a spot, Thetis lol

[@jarlnils435]

In the ancient greek versions he was simply the best fighter and had the best armor. The styx thing is first described in roman times.

[@vikasasware]

The arrow that hit Achilles' heel was poisonous.

[@chodebon75]

it also shows the random, uncaring nature of war, especially when it comes to ranged weapons. doesnt matter how good you are, sooner or later, death always wins.

[@WipeoutVasusu]

actually paris was an excellent archer, just not a great fighter in melee

[@deardeer5215]

Hector was my favorite in this movie, such a good dude.

[@remo27]

"Oh, they're in that thing..." Yes, that's the Trojan Horse. That's why some things (esp some kinds of computer viruses but other things as well) are called Trojan Horses. They look harmless on the outside, but inside something dangerous or damaging lurks.

[@JuandeFucaU]

Trojan Horses were also what we used to call the biggest size of condom.

[@jytte-hilden]

"Beware Greeks bearing gifts"

[@SpartanLeonidas1821]

@@jytte-hilden Timeo Danaos et Dona Ferenetes Fovo tous Danaous kai Dora Ferontas

[@Que684]

"Oh you and your spirituality go look at the crossed eyed eagle" fuggin wheezin 😂😂😂

[@George_Washington_1776]

It's crazy how Orlando Bloom can play a bitch in this movie but also be an athletic badass in the Pirates of the Caribbean and Lord of the Rings movies. Orlando Bloom is honestly one of my favorite actors and only someone like Hector can make him look weak

[@richwilliams7787]

"A really good singer fly." OMG LMFAO

[@ronfarmer1933]

"Look at him! He's so tired he's breathing out of his ass and his mouth!" You notice Achilles pulled out the arrows in his chest but the one through his heel was still there? So it looked like he'd been killed by an arrow through the foot. Thus legends are born...😄

[@justtrustash]

I’m dying 😂😂😂

[@SLJShortt]

In the tales, Achilles never had a fight with Hector because Hector ran away and Achilles had to chase him around the city. Paris killed Achilles before the Trojan Horse. Agamemnon and his brother survived. Helen went back to Sparta and Odysseus got lost at sea on the way home which lead to the Homer's Odyssey in which it took him ten years to get back to his wife. And the Gods played major roles in the whole thing, in fact it was Aphrodite that started the war in the first place. So, Hollywood definitely took some liberties with this one. Oh, and the Trojan war lasted 10 years, not 4 weeks like the movie suggests.

[@remo27]

@@SLJShortt That's in SOME tales and plays not all of them. In at least the one I read he does indeed kill Hector and have a talk with Priam who makes a speech very much like that one. It is true that this movie changed things quite a bit esp leaving ALL the supernatural stuff. Far as I'm aware all of the several stories that have Achilles and the Trojan war in them ALL have the Gods playing some parts, so all involve at least magical/Divine happenings.

[@SLJShortt]

@@remo27 Homer is known for writing amazing tales but not for his accuracy. Basically, it's a bit like the Bible. A story based on other stories based on other stories. Except that this one has a bit more merit since they actually found the ruins of Troy in Turkey a few years ago.

[@johnstark8516]

how brilliant you might be to come out with that idea

[@dennishendrikx3228]

Can you imagine watching football with Ash ? " Ok, mate, just sit down already". It's still 85 minutes to go, relax.

[@justtrustash]

Should’ve seen me at champions league final..when Chelsea (my team won) 😂 mate my shirt was off running down my road!

[@TheGunderian]

ANNA: "Keep your shirt on" [waves left hand sideways like a Jedi]

[@dennishendrikx3228]

@@justtrustash My wife leaves the house when I watch PSV, and she is Greek (Olympiacos) I am inside the tv, screaming like I'm in the stands. Congrats, I know the feeling. Although long ago.

[@Curraghmore]

If Leonidas was shot with 4 or 5 arrows he would still have had time to make another epic speech before bitch-slapping Paris all the way to France.

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 crying

[@shreksmith]

The sister survived this reaction?! Maybe there is hope for her

[@justtrustash]

Wait till she sees gladiator 😂

[@Grayfox82]

29:34 “He (Achilles) just got destroyed”. 100% agree. Achilles is a great warrior and killer. Blinded by rage and hate, and Prince Hector, a great honorable man being the receiving end of that was too much. King Priam humbles Achilles to the point where he cries and calls Hector “my brother.”

[@toastymarket4089]

Peter O'Toole, one of the greatest actors of our age. That delivery of those lines when he retrieves Hectors body... speechless.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Well, Sean Bean didn’t die, but since he was playing Odysseus, he had one helluva time getting back home. But that’s a whole other movie🤣🤣🤣

[@ambipubgm8352]

One heck of a guy.

[@jamesalexander5623]

See the Kirk Douglas Version of that Trip Home! .... Ulysses 1954.

[@richwilliams7787]

"Drink to my bones? Hector?" LOL!!

[@TheGunderian]

When a hero dies they celebrate them with a pyre, burning until only the large bones are left. Saying you will 'drink to their bones' is actually giving honor, not an insult. Paris is supposed to let himself be killed to gain honor after he loses the duel. But his morale breaks and he runs like a dog, and Hector should not kill Menelaus like that. It is all dishonorable and weakens Troy. This foreshadows that Troy must now fall. Before this, Achilles' disrespect to the temple of Apollo makes the gods favor and help Troy. The gods constantly connived for both sides, for their own ends. Athena greatly favored Odysseus with almost no change, no matter what she was told to do by Zeus. The fact Achilles is not religious or care about the gods, like Anna, is very interesting. Maybe this is why he stands above superstitious kings and heroes, but also why he is a tragic figure with no foundation.

[@gatica72]

“What does it mean Hector?”

[@krashd]

Homer's Illiad (the poem-story that the main Trojan war is based upon) has two alternate endings, one by Homer himself and one by the Romans... In the classical ending that Homer wrote Menelaus (king of Sparta and Helen's husband) did not die at the hands of Hector and after the war was over Helen went back to him and lived out her life in Greece as his wife, the Trojans were destroyed, the few that escaped the city were hunted down and killed. If it is to be believed that Homer's Illiad was in fact an historical recording rather than a piece of fiction then this is a realistic outcome of war at that time where the goal was to annihilate enemy peoples and replace them. The Trojans were exterminated. Archaeological digs at the site of Troy show that around 3,100 years ago (the time of the main Trojan war) there was a cultural shift in the area from ancient Anatolian to classic Greek and this reinforces the theory that the Trojans were wiped out and replaced by Greeks. In the Roman ending (many Romans believed that Rome was founded by Trojan refugees) many of the prominent Trojans escaped the destruction of their city and regrouped at a meeting place on a hill overlooking Troy, from there they witnessed the burning of their city and a judiciary was quickly set up to punish those who had brought destruction down upon them - namely Paris and Helen. Paris and Helen were executed by hanging before the refugees headed west whereby they would eventually settle on the Italian peninsula and found the city of Rome.

[@krashd]

@The Hollow Called White Before siege engines became a thing (where you could terrorise an enemy into submission or break down their walls) the only real way to win a siege was to outlast their grain stores since you would now be in possession of their farms and fields. This could take months and some sieges even lasted for years.

[@gabriellynch2764]

Hector vs Achilles is the best fight scene of all time. The choreography, emotion, acting and style are unmatched. Complete perfection.

[@thunderspear2251]

29:11 My favorite dialogue exchange in the entire movie. Top 10 across all media. "You're still my enemy in the morning." "You're still my enemy tonight. But even enemies can show respect."

[@GaunteroDimmm]

You can always tell who is the better fighter in the battle between Hector and Achilles. Hector is a EXTREMELY good fighter but Achilles is on another level. Achilles had more strength and stamina. You can see Hector start to struggle towards the end but Achilles NEVER faltered. At the end of the fight it was clear Achilles was just playing with him.

[@JPeraltavideos]

He was bot olaying or else He wouldnt've gotten the scratch on hir armour

[@AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA69]

@@JPeraltavideoshe’s still not going to his absolute max, a single scratch is crazy to get, but it was never a doubt that Achilles would win

[@rantheman90]

It was man vs god. A demi god an unfair match. Props to Hector for keeping up and giving achilles his best bout

[@kingscorpion7346]

another good Orlando Bloom movie is Kingdom of Heaven. Love your reactions, and the banter between you and your sister. reminds me of me and my sister! 16:17 LMAO!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@justtrustash]

Hahaha appreciate the love mate..means everything you legend!

[@henrymonroe4300]

"If they ever tell my story, let them say I walked with giants. Men rise and fall with the winter wheat, but these name will never die. Let's them say I lived in the time of Hector, tamer of horses; let them say I lived in the time of Achilles

[@hyro1112]

Ash " im gona have to take my shirt off" sister" please keep that on" i cant. i died laughing.

[@mridulkanti1995]

You should watch ❝Kingdom of Heaven❞ with your sister. I think Orlando Bloom should hav a chance 😁😁😁😁

[@ira233]

Definitely and Last Samurai

[@pduidesign]

“If my kidnapper looked like that...🥰😍” “Whaaaaaa...?????” Too funny. OMG that had me busting up!

[@herbtapp3031]

Actually in the Poem Achilles was known to go into War Rages in our modern times we consider it PTSD back then they said the God Of War Possessed his soul during battle

[@MrJoeshipley]

I'd love to see you two react to the last samurai if you haven't seen it.

[@justtrustash]

Oh that’s coming mate 👌🏾

[@christiancampbell-sanderso5998]

Eric Bana kinda looked Turkish but then they throw Brad Pitt in there with his strawberry blonde hair 😂 guessing because he's a half god but I figured some mediterranean gods would have some darker hair. Best part is how Sean Bean shows up, gets respect from everyone and lives. Madness 😄

[@bl4454]

The poem literally describes Achilles as blonde.

[@brettg274]

I never understood why this movie didn’t get the critical acclaim it deserves. It’s great, IMO

[@johnvanhal2450]

Because it isn't according to the story. Simple.

[@brettg274]

@@johnvanhal2450 - Like that has ever stopped the critics before?

[@johnvanhal2450]

@@brettg274 It ain't exactly history, but you can't mess with stories like this.

[@brettg274]

@@johnvanhal2450 I hear you. I like both versions of the story. I think audiences and critics had fatigue from this type of film when it came out. But it's gotten more praise in retrospect.

[@slowswimmer9169]

Homer would had been proud of how remarkable Sir Peter O'Toole portraits Priamos here

[@whitewolf288]

Brad Pitt did a legendary character justice. One of my favorite charcters in a movie.

[@tachikazetyler2916]

I can't even talk to my buddy Hector without shouting his name anymore.

[@justtrustash]

😂😂😂 omg!! Please tell me you shout his name like achillies?

[@tachikazetyler2916]

@@justtrustash obviously! Everyone always think I wanna fight him, LOL! (Never, we best buds)

[@kkoblens]

"Ah they losing" Girl this is Germany vs Brazil right now. Bout to be 7-1

[@justtrustash]

😂😂😂

[@joedirt688]

"If they ever tell my story let them say I walked with giants, men rise and fall like the Winter wheat but these names will never die... Let them say I lived in the time of Hector, tamer of horses...let them say I lived in the time of Achilles..." Odysseus

[@jasonortega7528]

Love your reactions! On a side note, the Romans were said to have been descended from Aeneas who according to mythology escaped the trojan war and fled to Africa and then settled in Italy. Side, side note the Romans conquered Greece around 150 b.c. and celebrated the victory as avenging the Trojan war.

[@rafm3068]

Great movie. When I was younger I saw this at the theater and the ladies in our group all loved Paris. Its nice that your sister's favorite character was Hector. Hector was my favorite character in the Illiad. Love your reactions!!

[@kphulk1001]

The whole little edit with the "sometimes you got to wonder what's going through a persons head" and your facial expression just made the channel 😂😂

[@justtrustash]

Haha appreciate it mate

[@LordEsel88]

The most moving scene in this film is when King Priam begs Achilles to return the body of Hector. (I especially like the moment when Achilles cries over the body of Hector and speaks to him.) The book of the Iliad ends with this scene, and it's easy to see why, as this is the most emotional and deep moment and the reader gets to sit with these feelings when they close the book. It was well-known by the ancient Greeks how the rest of the story of the war went, so there was no need for the Iliad to continue beyond this scene.

[@kidwajagstang]

It’s based on historical stories. The legend of Troy is a battle from ancient history. It was from so long ago that we only know about it because of Homer’s writings. And his writings were of Legends from HIS time!! It was widely debated if Troy even existed until they actually found it! This movie tries to follow the legend, so it has to follow the narrative, but it is also meant to portray this legend in a realistic way. Achilles was said to have been dipped into a liquid that made him invincible/immortal, but he was held by his heel when he was dipped, so it was the one part that wasn’t actually dipped, hence his weak point. By having his death portrayed with the lone arrow in his heel, it shows a possible way this legend came about.

[@VivereEstVincere]

Респект Гектору за то,что он вышел как мужчина отвечать за свои действия. Без политики и войск. Автор показал разницу между братьями.

[@nicktanner8231]

The only movie Orlando Bloom has going for him is Kingdom of Heaven may interest you, good medieval war movie. You guys should do Braveheart at some point in future. Btw, your sister is beautiful!

[@justtrustash]

I will defo do Braveheart!!! ❤️ appreciate the love mate, thank you

[@jonava4077]

Bro what what what about lord of the rings and pirates of the carrabean those movies were the shit

[@rosek7114]

Dude, he was Legolas in The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit and Will Turner in Pirates of the Caribbean. How can you say that Kingdom of Heaven was his only good movie? lol. Also, Black Hawk Down.

[@tako-ren]

3:32 Your reactions are so hilarious 🤣😭 4:33 YEEEESSS exactly thank you 👏

[@gihan9319]

28:11 how good of a fighter is HECTOR, because he's the only one who even touched Achilles with a weapon

[@PapasitoBustamante2585]

That frog just swallowed the singing fly, we must attack now 😹

[@justtrustash]

😂😂😂

[@robbiecook6530]

Ash, you mentioned that Sean Bean almost ALWAYS dies in the roles that he plays. But did you know this fact about him? A few years ago, he got into a really bad bar brawl and he was stabbed a few times. Apparently, when it was over, the bartender asked him if he needed an ambulance. He told them no, sat back down at the bar unfazed, and asked for another drink.😅 The man is so easy to kill onscreen, and very difficult to kill in real life.

[@Mike-ol7gt]

Your best reaction you’ve done, you brought the humour in droves and your sis brought quite a deep reaction bless her 👏👏

[@justtrustash]

Mike..I swear I’m gonna kiss your forehead..mad hype!! Thank you mate 🙏🏾

[@sld1776]

Poor Legolas. He hadn't quite mastered the bow yet.

[@edgarazcuaga648]

"Drink from yor bones" It literaly means that they will use your bones as containers to drink wine (simulating their blood) just like in the movies "Predator" taking the skulls, clean them and then use them to drink wine. It was a barbaric costume to laugh and insult a fallen enemy but it was commonly done by the ancient kings with the skulls of enemy kings, prince or generals.

[@mattnar3865]

The line was "drink to your bones" though, which I take as a celebration of his death

[@RESTITVTOR_TOTIVS_HISPANIAE]

Poor Nikephoros

[@I-Am-Batman_1988]

Man the scene with king Prium and Achilles is what has this movie as my favorite ancient war movies. Shit was just perfect.

[@Aaron-io8vw]

The setting is in the bronze age. Bronze age swords where surpirsingly heavy compared to later iron or steel swords and also actually much more flexible.

[@moisesrodriguez8701]

To this day I insist that both Achilles and Hector, as well as the people of Troy, did not deserve such a fate, since everything was caused by the stupidity of Hector's younger brother "Paris" and what bothered me the most was that such a person who caused everything. . . he stayed alive until the end without any consequences.

[@MrWepx-hy6sn]

Rejoice that in Homer's Iliad, Paris gets killed by Filoctetes

[@tyrionlannister4920]

29:15 i love that quote so much and it heavily influenced my world view on life and history, especially wars. my favourite stories are, whenever enemies during, or after battle respect, maybe spare and just treat each other like human beings.

[@kylebarbre4421]

In the Iliad, Hector has a last moment with his wife and son. His baby doesn’t recognize him in his helmet and starts crying. Hector takes off the helmet and says “My son, never fear me, for I love you more than life itself. The one I will soon forfeit. I had hoped to see you grow. To see the girls chase him, and to grow into a man. To see his children grow.” Makes what happens next so so much rougher.

[@MysticMac96]

At 27:02 had me laughing out loud 😂 they killed ANNA HECTOOR!!!! LOL!

[@tyroneloki5131]

13:30 aawwee you cut out the best scene (imo), when he was talking about the gods THE CROSSED-EYED EAGLE!!! LMAO thanks for the laugh

[@ebaschu]

Braveheart reaction would be amazing.

[@Boy-lb6cg]

Hellyeah, braveheart 🤘

[@justtrustash]

It’s coming mate, I promise! ❤️

[@GazzerYid09]

Braveheart is a really good movie, but it's so historically inaccurate it's basically a parody

[@ebaschu]

@@kasim5076 exactly

[@GazzerYid09]

@@kasim5076 troy is a decent popcorn movie but not true to the actual story of troy

[@balerion77]

2:45 "Wha di she saayyy " (meme voice) 😂

[@Jinxx223]

I’ve been looking forward to this reaction and you guys definitely didn’t disappoint🤣🤙🏻 great reaction, keep up the good work💯 Side note: the legend goes that Achilles’ mother held him by the ankle as she dipped him in the River Styx, granting his body immortality, apart from his ankle and foot, hence the term “Achilles Heel”. Greek mythology is so interesting :)

[@pinoyplay325]

You got me when you say " hug me a little bit harder for a sec and poof " hahahaha

[@Quessir]

Paris isn't the villain, he's just a young idiot in love. Agamemnon has been trying to destroy Troy for years and has been looking for any excuse to go to war with them. He needed a good reason to be able to call on the kings of Greece as they would not fight just for his sheer naked greed. Paris being an idiot only hastened Troy's demise, not caused it. As Hector himself says in the film, it was just the excuse Agamemnon needed - if not that, he'd have found another. It's also easy for us to have watched Achilles' journey and see that he can be a good person, and thus hate Paris for killing him - but as you yourself said, he killed his brother. You can imagine the guilt he feels for having been the excuse Agamemnon needed to kill his family, his people. Nothing would have stopped Paris shooting his bow. And Priam was a warrior much like Hector in his time, as he said in the film he's fought many wars. He does listen to his sons - he just has a strong belief in the gods, and tries to do what he perceives they wish. It's easy to watch from our chairs and know that Paris is right to suggest burning the horse, it's not easy for a person with such strong belief in his deities that he should destroy an offering to those deities - to him that would be like spitting in the faces of Zeus, Apollo, etc.

[@joerivera6011]

I had to stop and laugh my head off when you said a good singing fly!!!!!🤣🤣👊🏼👍🏼20 mins in lmao 😆

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 yessss joe!! Glad your enjoying it mate

[@joerivera6011]

@@justtrustash You keep entraining and funny!😃👍🏼 KZbin had a questionare about your channel i checked them all thumbs up!😃👍🏼

[@darthsaren6519]

hello dude, you did it again. I watch a ton of movie reactions and at least on the historical ones , i just love your reactions. And even though its not from your culture, you seem to have a very quick understanding which some people never get it. Do more historical movies, Gladiator should be on the list if you never saw it. Btw talking about that horse, think how powerful the legend is : over 2500 years ago and up to this day there is the saying : Trojan horse ( a type of computer virus ), also there was an old ancient saying , something like " Beware of greeks bearing gifts" which is a direct reference to the Trojan Horse , which the trojans believed it was a gift.

[@TheGunderian]

Persian culture would include Troy later, both geographically and in tradition. After Alexander's demise, Persia has a strong Hellenistic tradition as well.

[@darthsaren6519]

@@TheGunderian hi Paul , I know this, but Ash said a few times he doesnt really know greek history / culture. That is why I said that. Of course after Alexander conquest and after his death the whole ex=persian empire came in touch strongly with the greek culture.

[@justtrustash]

Mate this comment honestly is everything to me, thank you so much for your support you legend! I love your knowledge on this, do you read a lot or watch tonnes of documentaries?

[@TheGunderian]

@@justtrustash Read and write, have taught history. But history is really just human nature, seeking wealth and comfort, avoiding pain, arguing over insults and chasing the girl you want. Basically, history is conflict and who gets what, and how they do it. Give Anna a better drop down mike, like on her own boom. You guys are great team!

[@Hoi4o]

An interesting fact: In the ancient classical era of Greece and Rome Hector was considered to be somewhat of an ideal figure: the perfect husband, the perfect father and the perfect citizen. True to his wife (even though he was a prince and could have had almost any woman he liked), true to his father (he had many disagreements with him, yet he always obeyed) and a true soldier (he was willing to give his life for the state, even though he was royalty).

[@walterjosephsolomon5317]

Its funny how you cheer for Achilles avenging his cousin, but mad at Paris for killing Achilles 😅😅

[@justtrustash]

Very biased towards Brad Pitt 😂

[@walterjosephsolomon5317]

@@justtrustash 😁😁 either way great reactions man! Keep it comin!

[@justtrustash]

@@walterjosephsolomon5317 legend!! Thank you mate

[@spankygray]

The great thing about this movie is that there is no main villain. Everyone had believable motivation. Great film!

[@tomasalarconchible9729]

@@x_mau9355 wrong. the story about the real Iliad was very diferent this movie was an adaptation. the dude was talking about the movie, is not the same

[@Zero8880]

I’m pretty sure Brian Cox’s Agamemnon could be considered the main villain of this movie. Don’t think anyone was rooting for him in the least.

[@kirathekillernote2173]

I think proclivity towards rape and sexual slavery make someone a villain. Yes, there is no villain of the “story”, because the scope is just too big for characters like that, but there is no doubt who the bad guy is

[@MarieS610]

Agamemnon was absolutely the villain lol

[@onetakeproductions7435]

Bruh I'm subbing for the acting and improv alone😂

[@Lon_Suder]

Epic movie. Great reaction vid, as always. Nice editing as well. Thanx for making these! Looking forward to more great movie reactions!

[@justtrustash]

Love you mate, thank you for watching!

[@davidcain4683]

I can see how she would enjoy Troy (Iliad) more than 300. Troy is based on classic literature which is why there’s so much development. 300 is an action movie with amazing writing and revolutionary cinematography. Different movies but both are excellent.

[@honestcat224]

That wasn't Paris, they say it was Apollo himself guiding his arrows. That's why Achilles fell.

[@ShadowNetWeaver1]

Fun fact: Legend has it that the survivors of Troy's destruction went to Italy and their descendants eventually became the Roman Empire.

[@nissy9220]

You misused the word legend instead of myth

[@lovecanis7701]

I really enjoyed your reaction ngl 😂 The movie is different from *The Iliad* (the origin story of Trojan war) but it has a solid adaptation, a perfect cast and great performances. Hector is my favorite, he's an honorable man in *The Iliad* too, perhaps is also the only one who really gets his shit together during the Trojan war lol. You got it right that no one can defeat Achilles, he's a demi-god. He will never fall unless he kills Hector. According to the prophecy, Troy is destined to fall but it won't be if Hector's still alive. Greek army needs Achilles to kill Hector. But if Achilles kills Hector, his own death will soon follow. Finally, Achilles kills Hector and Troy falls and Achilles himself dies in Troy. Such a tragic story.

[@JMan377]

"My kidnapper looked like that" 🤣🤣💀☠🤣🤣 P.s. your commentaries are hilarious my dude 🤣🤣 had to subscribe lol

[@justtrustash]

Love you mate!!

[@jonzgurl4ever]

HAHA I am with your sis..."if my kidnapper looked like that" O_O yaaas sistah! Also as far as "Dont kill my cousin"...its war....cousin shouldn't have been playing war if he was worried about dying ;) But agreed...he showed total disrespect towards Hector Hector shouldn't have defended his punk ass brother and Helen should have been turned right over to where her ass belonged. I cant STAND Paris....for Achilles to be taken out by a pansy with a bow made me so mad lol.

[@justtrustash]

😂 my sister proper caught me off guard with that comment..it was her eye rolls for me ffs! It’s one of the few movies where villain wins, Paris that is lol

[@jakecornell285]

The drumming at 23:48 hahahaha I’m dying 😂😂 best reaction channel on KZbin

[@ilovelena22]

Ned Stark survives lol nonsense he gets lost on his way back to Itthica hence the Odyssey lol

[@TheGunderian]

His return is cursed by the gods, especially Poseidon. His wife holds strong for decades, until he finally gets back, and even she does not recognize her own husband.

[@ronfarmer1933]

Odysseus: we're going on an odyssey! Crewmates: an odyssey... what is that?!? Odysseus: it's an epic journey filled with adventure and named after it's sole survivor!" Crewmates: ....!!!!

[@morganrussell6783]

James Cosmo and Brendan Gleeson were Father And Son In Mel Gibson's Movie BRAVEHEART. James Was The Commander Of The Black In GAMES OF THRONES.

[@ira233]

Damn your reaction was so good, also nearly choked on my food when you said the fly joke

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 it’s true tho..every movie she sings like that, please find who she is haha

[@briandol7474]

I like how you keep telling her "your little fans will get jealous "😂😂😂😂... yes we are

[@lordmortarius538]

I love that you two are into these period films set in ancient times, Alexander is another great one, as is Kingdom of Heaven and Gladiator That weapon that Ajax is using is a maul, or a large warhammer. His most famous piece of war gear however was his shield, constructed of 7 layers of bull hide with an eighth layer of bronze on top, making it impervious to mortal spears. Also, the actor who played him in this is Tyler Mane, who also played Sabretooth in the first X-Men film The legend of Achilles was that his mother, a Nereid named Thetis, who had wed the King of the Myrmidons, Peleus, dipped him in the river Styx when he was born, granting him invulnerability over his whole body except where she held him: by his left heel. The Achilles tendon is named after this myth, and as you saw in the film, was his only weakness. Sean Bean is playing Odysseus, King of Ithaca, which is why he doesn't actually die in this film, because the Odyssey is the story of his insane travels to get home and the monsters and goddesses he contends with along the way :P

[@pete3198]

An interesting note - if you watch carefully when Paris goes to fire the first arrow at Achilles, you'll see that he is initially aiming more forward...but just as he is about to release the arrow he suddenly moves his aim downwards. The story according to mythology (as far as im aware) is that Paris' arrow was being guided by the Apollo - the god who's statue is desicrated by Achilles at the start of the movie. Achilles is actually immortal and cannot be killed - the only exception is his heel because his mother held him by that heel when she dipped him into the magical water, so his heel was the only part that did not get dipped. Thus his heel is the only part of him that is vulnerable (hence the expression "achilles heel" - which refers to a weakest point). Apollo knew of Achilles weakness and guided Paris' arrow to his heel. I may be wrong but I belive he story is that Apollo did this as payback from, Achilles beheading his staue. So as annoying as it may seem that King Priam kept siding with the god signs, at the end of the day the god's did indeed get their revenge on Achilles.

[@bestem8338]

It's one of my favorite movies ! Honestly, I prefer the music of the theatrical cut, and I don't understand why they changed it in the Director's Cut. In my opinion, the music of James Horner (RIP) was so perfect in the theatrical cut !

[@frithjoftollaas]

There really is no competition anymore...this has hands down become my number one reaction channel on youtube!

[@mattymac2733]

Amazing reaction. Yer a blast lad and very funny. The hype ye get into is brilliant. Good to see ye both react to this one. Equilibrium with Christian Bale I would look forward to you watching.

[@justtrustash]

Appreciate the love mate..oh Yh a few people have recommended it to me, I will defo add it to the list mate!

[@shaolindreams]

"We'll meet again soon my brother..." Achilles knew 😢

[@bkbstone]

I'm hooked on your reactions! Have you seen Gladiator?

[@justtrustash]

Yesss!! It’s one of my faiv films ever but my girl hasn’t seen it so we might react to it with her..appreciate the love mate ❤️

[@jankris4138]

I never laughed ,or got emotional during movies videos reactions...till i found you guys ...i just love you...take care!

[@justtrustash]

Let’s gooo!! Mad love to you mate ❤️

[@Shando1999]

his reactions are so hilarious, funniest reactor ive seen. Keep it up!

[@justtrustash]

Wow, this has got me hyped!! Appreciate the love mate, thank you

[@remo27]

Achilles was mad at the world, and mad at himself for his cousin's death. Thus his gave in to his grief and anger and didn't give Hector the respect he deserved. It took Priam (hardly a perfect man, but on this he was in the right) to make him see the pain of a father, and the path of honor. And proving he was a man and not a monster or demon, Achilles chose to do the right thing in the end. This is one of the most touching parts of the play and the movie.

[@camrondirossi3249]

It wasn't his cousin. It was supposed to been his Gay lover

[@giorgosx5838]

@@camrondirossi3249 Homer never specifically mentioned patroclus as something like that. They were really close as friends and they felt a love between each other as friends only. What you say isnt written by homer but is rather a different interpretation by some other ancient Greeks who wrote about it like that like plato in his text the symposium for example. You could be right on what you say, but whether they were right or wrong in their interpretations is hard to tell seeing as it's all speculation. There isn't a clear answer to this as homer himself never specifically referred to them as lovers

[@louiscordova4777]

Um I like the vid! But your sister is beautiful

[@wrath2667]

Just started watching your reactions and I gotta say, these are GREAT!!.. i haven't seen all your videos yet but for the most part, i love the part in this movie and from 300, how you always says "you're going to take your shirt off" when it comes to epic fights or something badass LMAO.. that shit is funny.. that should be your trademark in every reaction if it hasn't yet, better yet make a shirt of it, saying that lol 💀💀😂😂

[@rickymorals]

I found Troy to be a lot better than 300. Hector was my fav character by far.

[@sonofmotherlessgoats]

Absolute quality as always man! Watch both. This movie was one of my favorites for a long time and was the first to get me into movies like this. The dialog in this and as ypu said one liners are to me smart and impactful not just empty throwaway lines for humor or whatever which are still great but don't always serve a movie well ifbthat makes sense? Apologies for the weird rant haha

[@justtrustash]

Will do mate, appreciate your support as always you legend! ❤️

[@CPUCore]

Get Anna to watch Gladiator if she hasn't. She's so spiritual she's gonna love it :D