Troy | Achilles Revenge | ClipZone: High Octane Hits

[@ericwilson8558]

I don't care what anybody says. This film is still a masterpiece after all these years.

[@BarryMcCockiner4life]

No it ain’t

[@renevil2105]

​@BarryMcCockiner4life oh yes it is.

[@BarryMcCockiner4life]

@@renevil2105 low standards

[@ojasvigarg4468]

Good movie ​@@BarryMcCockiner4life

[@renevil2105]

@BarryMcCockiner4life no Venom 3 an marvel movies today are low standard. You have shitty taste.

[@Shortskeez]

One of the best 1v1 fights in cinematic history. We thank you Paris for being such a screw up and allowing this scene to come to fruition.

[@fredsanteasante5175]

It's ironic how he, Paris, the most coward of all would kill the bravest man in the end

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@fredsanteasante5175 I don't think Achilles was the bravest, but he was the best warrior.

[@pralayaryan]

​@@pietrpiepir6444 Achilles is known to be the BRAVEST, not to be the best. r u from another universe or something.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@pralayaryan I don't think I'm the one from another universe.

[@Bdj2024]

@@pralayaryan​​⁠Achilles had the advantage over every warrior he faced, he was the best and it wasn’t even close, it’s hard to call him brave when the odds are in his favour. Patrocles, Achilles younger cousin was the bravest, he’d never been to battle before but he put Achilles armour on and ran straight in to meet hector, the greatest warrior of troy.

[@jordanhenare7068]

No cellphones, just people enjoying the moment

[@INBOX69]

always this stupid comment. Total non sense

[@blitsz9482]

Enjoying the moment 😂😂😂

[@2beersplease949]

lololo

[@Koopyjukes]

that last part, where he just snatches the spear from his hands and flips around and stabs him is pure gold. Makes it look like he'd just been toying with him the whole fight until he decided time was up. Great scene.

[@Dang-I-Love-Firearms]

Because he was. Once Hector got that close to a kill shot with the armor cut, Achilles decided it was time to end it.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@Dang-I-Love-Firearms No he wasn't. Achilles was breathing heavy and sweating at the end, had his spear broken, used his "special attack" twice which Hector blocked both times, used his shield throughout and had his armor scratched. Achilles was forced to fight his best, but he was clearly the better of the two at fighting - at nothing else though. He was nowhere near the leader nor hero nor man that Hector was.

[@t2nexx561]

@@pietrpiepir6444 Huh? bro had so many chances to kill him

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@t2nexx561 Um...no? Hector dodged and blocked everything until he tripped over the rock.

[@bugtesties]

Watch the scene where Achilles takes the beach and the sun god temple. It’s cool how it foreshadows the levels in their difference. Achilles launches a spear with no arc just straight flat way farther than humanly possible and kills a dude next to Hector then he rides a bit closer and throws his spear and it has a huge arch and Achilles just steps aside to dodge it because it’s so much slower

[@dadbud09]

I like the way Hector also removed his helmet to even the fight when Achilles removes his, a true honorable warrior/prince he is. Also love how realistic this fight is, a few minutes of fighting and they get tired unlike other fighting scene which take too long for them to tire. Almost felt like it's a real battle.

[@apostrofcinema]

Achilles treats him with the same courtesy later on: when Hector loses his shield after tripping over the rock, Achilles also drops his shield.

[@patrickmeneses7211]

All of this happened because a young fullish guy decided to fall in love with another kings wife, he put himself over his family and people.

[@alexcerdan4500]

And he was a little wuzz too and coward.

[@dopevideos8755]

No man, It was all about power and glory, Helen is just an excuse to start the war."

[@AnkaraAnkaraMessiMessiMessi]

@@dopevideos8755 True. Agammenon was waiting for the smallest excuse to conquer Troy. At least Paris died in the original myth/story.

[@helawisolomon6366]

Women are trouble. Napoleon Bonaparte.

[@aarons6935]

All of this happened because she was unfaithful and went with that guy

[@eljosekyn1751]

In my opinion the best scene of this movie 👍🏿

[@yourself-g6r]

I'm excited bro

[@former_dmcrt8614]

As well as the saddest.

[@pralayaryan]

​@@former_dmcrt8614 no the saddest moment is when his father goes to beg for his body.

[@Eldaino999]

Hector honestly did some incredible shit here. He's fighting a literal demigod, and still manages to not only keep up, but he breaks his spear and manages to slice his armor, a move the film clearly wants us note was something that Achilles was not prepared for. No one had ever come that close to hitting him, much less landing an actual blow. Is Achilles the better fighter? yes. But the fact that Hector holds his own, for this long, is incredible.

[@GeedUPfromtheFEADup]

Achielles was bathed in the river styx to be essentially immortal the only part of him that had any weakness was his heels from which he was held and did not become immortal

[@chris0687]

Θα ήταν καλύτερα ο Έκτορας να μην τον νευρίαζε τόσο!!!!!Τον νευρίασε και το πλήρωσε!!!!

[@killbot86]

4:00 - You can clearly see at this point that while Hector is worse off, Archilles too is exhausted and has never fought a duel this long and with such a skilled opponent which says something about how good a fighter Hector really was….

[@idrisanimasaun6067]

But still Achilles obviously toyed with him. That famous line when Hector fell ” get up prince of Troy, I will not let a stone take my glory “ . Means he knew he would win, and he wants it in a spectacular way.

[@killbot86]

@idrisanimasaun6067 I am well aware that Achilles held back a little but still, this fight clearly shows that Achilles had underestimated Hector's abilities.....

[@user-nr1yu3pk2f]

​@@idrisanimasaun6067Hector even cuts Ahilies..

[@aarons6935]

He literally says this to Hectors father

[@SiraajNyide]

Hector is one of the best in Tessally/Troy, even Achilles friend mentioned such and Achilles himself stated that he was the best he ever fought..

[@ledariusstone4093]

Man I would have threw bout 1000 arrows at Achilles dragging my damn soon like that lmaoo

[@Thatwizardisaac47]

I know I wouldn’t have given him the chance honestly,as soon as he calling my son out I would’ve been like “archers 👉🏾”

[@randywilson4562]

Lmao..

[@Nerdxrock]

Bro would’ve swiftly outran them

[@erichood7980]

😂😂😂lol I'm weak

[@INDRIDCOLD83]

Jolly good volley m'lord!!!! (Rolls Credits)

[@CalgarySugarDaddy-z2z]

4:24 the general was so heartbroken. You can tell he loved Hector like it was his son

[@williamfinlay9780]

There are no pacts between lions and men. 🖤

[@catastrophucked]

If that's the case, I would have had the entire army rain arrows down on Achilles and called it a day. You don't want honor? Fine, get poked full of holes.

[@RogerMitchem-rl5mo]

To this day I still believe this is the best sword fight scene ever, you can see the fight slowly building and building, and the way Brad Pitt not once is sweating or out of breathe the entire time (and yes I know this was done in several takes) Pitt was an absolute machine in the scene.

[@INDRIDCOLD83]

He was 40 years old in Troy.

[@camschuster5947]

One of the most realistic fights ever put to film.

[@StudioMod]

You are delusional. I love this film but there is absolutely not a shred of realism here. And that's fine because it's based on a Greek myth.

[@camschuster5947]

@ cool.

[@OmegaRomik]

@@StudioModbeach this shi is fire. Realistic, choreographed, artistic, and genius! It’s no Jackie Chan sure but still good! And so was Tower of Joy fight!

[@nevergiveup-eg1io]

@@StudioModum not to argue here but this was good. And I have heard somewhere that they were going at it pretty hard in this scene. The intensity was very realistic in my opinion. And I have a lot of combat experience. Any Hollywood film is acted out so there will always be a fictional bias to it. But the intensity is there and you can tell.

[@jasonjansen9831]

Cmon man this has zero realism. The sword wooshes are the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

[@patiencemitane2948]

Literally Achilles was in peak mode yoh the choreography of the fight scene is unmatched

[@PunkRockNerd10171]

Indeed. Glad they showed realistic Greek fighting styles with the weapons.

[@jamaln5257]

At least Hector outlasted all his other opponents and he gave him a real good fight the best fight throughout the whole movie

[@teemeensuk381]

Achilles actually was playing with him. Achilles used one hand, ran around, pushed instead of using a sword, etc. Hector was only allowed to live longer than other opponents.

[@rj9958]

Hit him with that euro-step at 1:47 😅😅😅😮‍💨

[@patrickmeneses7211]

You'll wonder the underworld blind, deaf, and dumb 😂 that part always makes me laugh

[@BarryMcCockiner4life]

Until it happens to you

[@patrickmeneses7211]

@BarryMcCockiner4life omg you one of those irritating guys that's gonna comment on other people's comments about the comments that they made, smh I trained kempo Karate and kickboxing so good luck on that happening to me bud.

[@renevil2105]

Love the detail later when he ask forgive of how he treated his corpse and tells him he envy him for a loving father risking death to barry his son. Then lifts and says " I shall see you soon brother"

[@BarryMcCockiner4life]

@ and I trained in none of those and can still make you blind deaf and dumb.

[@patrickmeneses7211]

@@renevil2105 yeah that was one of my favorite parts of the movie

[@awejacob5715]

Hector fighting with a divided mind after killing that innocient boy. On a normal day Hector would have lasted longer that this.

[@FreeBait]

Nah

[@ndreemelo]

no

[@Aaron-sx7zf]

I'm sure he didn't want to abandon his wife and son

[@jeff4797]

Thtas Theo scne when Paris undesstood Theo difference between a coward and a Brave man

[@gabriellinan5686]

Divided, undivided, Hector would have got cooked 💯

[@ChaoticCreed]

I love that they used a spear to be the decisive blow just like in the Iliad. Not only that Hector relying on a spear was his downfall in the Iliad.

[@patiencemitane2948]

Guys the moments from 2:35 - 3:00 are impeccable

[@ajaeroifeanyinchukwu6965]

Achilles shows Hector mastery in the fight

[@jasonlorphotofilms]

2:59 The same move that he used on his giant opponent from earlier. It's like a superman punch, but with a sword.

[@aboss7243]

1:54 is the same move too, but with a spear. Impressive that Hector managed to block this strike twice this whole fight

[@XRIDER-qm1kw]

Always Thought With This Fight. Skills Where Dead Even But achilles was stronger physically and had more stamina. Just my thoughts…

[@Dang-I-Love-Firearms]

@@XRIDER-qm1kwthe skill difference wasn’t even close. Achilles had Hector gapped by a large margin. Just look at the point in this fight where neither have a shield. Achilles is up close and personal with Hector and is effortlessly dodging a spear and a sword at the same time. Hector was outmatched this entire fight.

[@michaelbrent1536]

This is even better than any MCU Movie!

[@hephaestus6365]

Great fight. Well choreographed.

[@HellFighterz]

It's funny seeing Helen comfort Hector's wife as if she isn't the whole reason Hector died lmao

[@Michaelcy]

I have watched this movie over and over again, it's just one of a kind, classic...

[@grl5836]

Music is the perfect accompaniment to this historic duel. A cinematic masterpiece!

[@blademaster9297]

Love the drums in this

[@JBrander]

2:59 I like this move. And ends off with that pose. lol

[@nursultanmukhamediyuulu8862]

Imagine if Achilles and Hector were or would became friends or brothers. What a deadly team that might be!

[@dadbud09]

The moment Hector loses his shield, it's game over for him.

[@arisxatz5312]

''There can be no covenants between men and lions'' -Achilles, as Homer wrote down in his Iliad.

[@JasonFoster-Payne]

When achilles uses the palm of his hand to push back a now drained out of breath hector you know its game over,brilliant fight scene

[@aleksigongoli1504]

Who is here in 2024

[@MathewHangsing-q6l]

Bratt pitt is born for this movie

[@ray070784]

when was the time everybody it's over for Hector? the moment he triped by the stone and Achiles didn't attack him. Hector was overwhelm while Achiles still in his prime

[@pietrpiepir6444]

It's interesting, just like the bout from 2:46-2:53 where Achilles he only uses his shield once, Hector does the same thing during the bout between 3:04-3:14. He only uses his shield once in that entire period, and doesn't die. Truly the best Achilles ever fought, and the only one near him in skill.

[@KingoftheUniverse-r4z]

Lastnight I DREAMT that I was being called TROY,& now I’m seeing this 😮

[@addictedtoyourskin2952]

Aquiles was the Jon Jones of that era.

[@masonmonroe2243]

Achilles just toyed with him to humor himself

[@aarons6935]

He didn't actually, he says to Hectors father he's never had an opponent like him.

[@matiaslazzari3219]

@@aarons6935 Achilles could have killed Hector in two situations and decides not to do it, when he pushes him with his arm and when Hector falls. Achilles also decides to drop his shield for no reason at all. Achilles just toyed with him

[@aarons6935]

@matiaslazzari3219 I didn't say that wasn't the case, i was stating what Achilles says to Hectors father. He literally says Hector was the best he's fought.

[@andresihotang2314]

Of all movie I've watched, I could say this is the 2nd best 1 vs 1 duel scene I've ever seen, following Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris in Way of the Dragon. Both are perfectly choreographed, and the tense-building before and during the duel are shivering my skins. Maybe only thing make Bruce Lee's better than this because both Lee and Norris are real martial-arts men. The other scenes I give shouts and you could watch, the sword duels both in Rob Roy and The Mark of Zorro (1940). Of course most fighting scenes in Hong Kong martial arts movies are worth-watching 😎

[@BarryMcCockiner4life]

You must not watch a lot of movies

[@tomytomoofficial4028]

The Best Scene,The Best Fight & The Best Movie In 2004,20 Years Ago 🔥👍

[@Fenando-l8h]

Brad really did it with this one

[@MilanArsić-x8q]

That was not a revenge, that was a duel, Revenant is a revenge movie 😊

[@bradnov89]

4:31 "look at me, Hector"

[@Brewster907]

The ancient form of T-bagging

[@Gwynbleidd_117]

It’s not Hectors fault Achilles’ side kick decided to steal his armor and charge into a battle he wasn’t prepared for, impersonating someone he wasn’t. Would it have been better if a Hector let him bleed out? He showed him mercy and like he said allowed him to have all funeral rites with his people. Achilles blames everyone besides the actual person responsible for his death, himself.

[@hancockthegreat1584]

Truly a masterpiece. I think the best scene in the movie. I also love the fact that he let him get up when hector tripped over that stone. “Get up prince of Troy. Won’t let a stone steal my glory” and then precedes to kill him in the most disrespectful way. 😂

[@bryanmcneil9872]

The best, most realistic 1v1 fight armed or unarmed ever.

[@dadbud09]

They don't make good movies like this anymore. Such a masterpiece!

[@devarmont87]

Booooo your regurgitated comment is soooo boring.. Gosh so many people say that. What are you seven?? Wake up. I love this movie, but many many many good movies are still being created today. Oh I suppose I better write a small list to justify your next comment Wolf of wall street Inception Interstellar Dunkirk Logan Hacksaw ridge Revenant Edge of tomorrow Sicario... I'll just stop You're living under a rock and that rock is called cognitive dissonance 😅

[@dadbud09]

@devarmont87 lol find someone to talk to you. I was referring to this type of movie.. medieval, war. Wtf did you just mentioned? I l know those are good movies. And what kind of comment is "are you seven?" Then proceed to act immaturely. Such a pity

[@DanielBorgexx]

Olha a coreografia dessa luta, é muito realista. Nos filmes de hoje em dia, em um pequeno trecho de luta usam CGI notavelmente, os atores feitos por CGI parecem bonecos de cera lutando.

[@돈없다노숙자]

INCREDIBLE Showdown

[@Honeyless-Badger]

Still feeling so bad and can't accept Hector's losing.

[@chris0687]

Περαστικά!!?

[@peternova8462]

It may not be 100% historical accurate, but it's still a dame good film. I can't believe Paris, who's fooling around, started that war could not fight his own battles his brother died as a result of what he started

[@RealJustinEstrada]

Greatest movie of all time

[@landongest8364]

“Okay now archerrrrrsss, looooooosssee” no more Achilles

[@JeffersonDanielsJr]

Greatest movie ever❤😊

[@django4427]

The dialogue 🤌🏽

[@firstandlastname6194]

the proper soundtrack

[@felominanoor3666]

GOAT *Historical Movie..*TROY..*ACHILLES & HECTOR 💪💪💪👍👍👍

[@hozy813]

What an honor ima keep saying it

[@elmeromero999]

Footwork is crazy 🦵⚔️ 🛡️

[@jeffb.8178]

Great fight for cinema. But if we're being honest here, Achilles doesn't just ride up to the gates of an enemy nation alone and survive. He would be annihilated instantly. Good movie though.

[@xmilchellexdelarosa3042]

It Was A One Sided Fight

[@pelasgeuspelasgeus4634]

That movie was good but the end was wrong because Achilles died before the Trojan horse was built.

[@fronteau23]

2:34 best part

[@Axel1051]

Eric Bana and Brad Pitt did the whole duel themselves without the aid of stunt doubles and they had an agreement. In the case of accidentally hitting each other they’d pay money, $75 for a soft hit, $100 for a hard one. Once they were done Pitt had paid out $825 and Bana hadn’t paid a cent.

[@Thatwizardisaac47]

That last part was straight dirty bro

[@DarDar-e9q]

Hi❤good movie😊

[@yeshwanthneeli4921]

TBH Hector is only one who fought honourably. He only wanted to fight to troy he didn't want anything more than defending his city and his people. He lost his life due to the stupid mistakes his brother paris did Greeks wanted to fight for gold and occupy Troy for its treasures and Achilles fought for glory and revenge for patro claus death I don't know if this movie is an exact adaptation of the book lliad But this movie is awesome and I wish they would have made a sequel of this with ulleyses travels and misfortune after the war

[@highpriest90]

One of the saddest scenes in cinema history

[@cgtdj]

People forget that achilles was a demi god and hector was a normal human..it was not possible for hector to beat achilles unless u injury the heel which hector didnt knew

[@املهنداوي-ت2ب]

You feel really as if you were in front of a real fight .

[@NanaDapuuet]

I love this movie forever

[@isaacmensahboadu9218]

Me too ❤

[@NanaDapuuet]

@isaacmensahboadu9218 yes yes yes

[@Kamigo-qw2mn]

Hector is the best of all

[@bsscll2436]

Menelaus is the best of all, because his purpose is just peace greece and troy between 😢

[@BrewCityRider]

Badass scene!

[@marklong982]

Hector’s death is particularly sad for me as his fool of a brother was responsible for this tragedy. Just because he couldn’t keep it in his pants.

[@benboyland4205]

Hector was much braver than Achilles that's why I respect him more even though he lost

[@RhythmAndRibs]

"Jon Jones will beat Achilles" - Dana White.

[@Barakudas1-h6k]

Damn times before were ruthless, no police, just fighting to survive. When nations were selfish. Nobody cared about you🙂😂😢

[@sro356]

Now we are living in best civilization. Thanks god

[@Barakudas1-h6k]

@sro356 not yet

[@sro356]

@@Barakudas1-h6k 100 times better than old time

[@Barakudas1-h6k]

@@sro356 im from Europe and i know what im talking about🙂🙂

[@sro356]

@@Barakudas1-h6ki am an European citizen. Europe is far better than any other continent

[@jermainelozada4100]

Did anybody else notice , ? That right before achillies stabs hector with a spear, he didnt have nothing but a sword? The. All a sudden he has a spear . :(

[@fomalhauto]

if you slow down the video, you'll see that he took the spear out of Hector's hand. It was meant to show that Achilles was very quick. He takes Hector's spear right at the beginning of 4:18.

[@jermainelozada4100]

Oh shoot your right

[@mecherirami7083]

Perfect

[@NazmulHossain-p9j]

Hector Is Best

[@bigboywells1069]

Imagine Paris facing him😢

[@hariprabowo-y2h]

Achilles isthe best man

[@DNJJajarh]

Achilles just be playing with him if he wanted to kill Hector in 30 sec he would've done that since bro had no match

[@idrisanimasaun6067]

Yeah. Considering he asked him to get back up, when a stone tripped hector to the ground. He wanted to make sure it was clear and fair

[@jeffersoncasas4387]

Now I underestand why the people from Paris

[@duyquang3110]

Well done Paris

[@secho2395]

5:14 this is the moment when Paris finally made up his mind to be a man, and it would start by kicking Achilles’s ass, which he did

[@randywilson4562]

Hector was pretty decent. He was just slow and didn’t have the speed or the agility to keep up

[@survivalevvariussteppin]

Born in 4/2 24 renewwed and rdyyy for Capuaaaa!!

[@jameshiler7830]

This movie was saved from it's writers.

[@barrymccockiner55]

If this was a fair fight hector would’ve won

[@juniorfeijo3299]

Then he went on Jack's ship. To the Caribbean!

[@calvinsuu1949]

Brad Pitt aka Achilles was so pissed

[@LosoK]

All this started because of Paris

[@PreggoJohn]

With how much ass Achilles kicks throughout the movie, it's pretty impressive Hector got a few good grazing slashes (shin, chest) in at Achilles and managed a decently lengthy fight.

[@idrisanimasaun6067]

Still toyed with me most of the time, and let him get up when the stone tripped hector to the ground. It was not a fair challenge as it looked. The odds were always against hector and the entire family and country knew.

[@dbreiden83080]

@@idrisanimasaun6067 It is made clear Achilles has no equal but it is also made clear Hector is a great warrior, the best of Troy.. And he put up a good fight.

[@haqatak23]

If only Hector had thrown sand into Achilles eyes who knows whet the outcome might have been...but tgen again tgat would be against his nature.

[@Wilson24678]

This is the part I don't understand. The Troy has no reason to risk a general's life in a duel with a big soldier. It gets nothing even if Hector wins. And the King just let Achilles drag his son away, and then go beg for his son's body in person... I just don't get this story....

[@Aaron-sx7zf]

At this point the duel was more of a personal dispute not really apart of the war. The Greeks were on the Blackfoot and were considering leaving if the dishonerably kill Achilles when it's was supposed to be a duel it gives the Greeks a reason to continue fighting

[@Wilson24678]

@Aaron-sx7zf As you said, it's personal, a general and king has no reason to risk its war for a personal duel. And Troy doesn't need to kill Achilles from the wall, just refuse the duel, Greek want to fight, let it be, they are losing anyway. I know it's just a movie, but the plot makes no sense to me.