Troy | Achilles Takes The Beach of Troy | ClipZone: High Octane Hits

[@jhetttiernan2623]

“They’ll be talking about this war for a thousand years” Boy oh boy did he low ball that estimate

[@0rinthian]

😂

[@andyl8055]

Maybe he said "How long? MMM?" And he meant three thousand?

[@majorcoats7777]

​@@andyl8055an M for each millennia

[@Oi325]

We still talk about it

[@StandWatie1862]

We actually thought it was a myth until last century when they found the ruins.

[@shahedmarleen8757]

"In a thousand years, the dust from our bones will be gone, But our names will remain" It Has stuck with me forever.

[@ThePlaton20]

"Men rise and fall like the winter wheat, but these names will never die. Let them say I lived in the time of Hector. Let them say I lived in the time of Achilles." -- Odysseus, king of Ithaca

[@Kncperseus]

Only a few names remain. The rest are forgotten, lost, like tears in rain. And eventually, even the name we remember today will be forgotten. Only oblivion is eternal.

[@kalamarkos]

@@Kncperseus😂😂

[@albertwang6465]

@@Kncperseusidk man, as long as they still teach biology, Achilles is pretty immortal.

[@Walkerxy]

Straight out of the Iliad. Most of the epic dialogue is right from the 4000 year old story.

[@opus5770]

My sister studied greek classics in college and had a professor who loved this movie. He said it wasn't without its problems of course, but the way they choreographed Achilles's movements in battle is a near perfect match to how he is described in the tales. He is a lion among men. What an incredible compliment from someone who studied mythology deeply for many years.

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@opus5770 they forgot about Patroclus and Achilles making out swordfighting

[@opus5770]

@@bernelmandajoyan4941 LMAO

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@opus5770 kupal ka ba boss?

[@everready19373]

So, is she still a waitress?

[@opus5770]

@@everready19373 LMAO 🤣 She went back and got another degree, now works as a therapist but still loves literature and classics

[@Kncperseus]

The dialogue is epic: Hector: "You speak of war as if it's a game, but how many wives wait at the gates of Troy for husbands they will never see again?" Achilles: "Perhaps your brother can comfort them, I hear he's good at charming other men's wives" Hector's reaction: "Man's got a point"

[@Adelina-293]

Achilles put some work into the art of sick burns as well as combat prowess.

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@Kncperseus Achilles wanted Hector's willy bum bum and put his seed

[@SheikDjibuti-t4b]

Paris is the embodiement of several sins, even if he loved her he let his people burn for a night to satisfy his dong

[@avian68tb]

Achilles does have a valid point

[@harolddburke4726]

The dialog is very epic. Perfect for this movie.

[@AVA-vt5tl]

Brad Pitt is born for that role

[@nikolaivista920]

Brad Pitt even had slight Achilles tendon rupture during filming of Troy. How ironic!!

[@YTguySmithy-lk6go]

Lol

[@joeyspock2330]

He actually despises this role. For some odd reason he absolutely hated playing Achilles. One of the best performances in cinema I think.

[@nikolaivista920]

@@joeyspock2330 Yeah. And something tells me he hated the role because of that slight ruptured Achilles tendon incident. That hurts like hell. He endured some serious pain for that one. And pain is no fun!!

[@hamsome9511]

@@nikolaivista920 That's actually the end of career for most athletes.

[@yakhooves]

Achilles’ essentially solo assault on the temple is one of the best fight choreography scenes I’ve ever seen! This movie knew how to make a straight up badass display of Achilles’ legendary skills. They were able to show that while Hector was a top tier warrior, Achilles was essentially a demigod of battle. And incidentally, as a fencer, that move where he sweeps his blade up to knock his opponent’s sword off line before spinning it down to cut the guy’s throat actually works! We used to have a fun day when I was a collegiate fencer, where we’d have “battles” like this in a six v six teams. That poetic flow of blade work is actually extremely effective with a saber!

[@delboy-su3wf]

always pissed me of as a kid that bit .

[@stevenroy6639]

They could never come up with a better version of Achilles; Pit had all the package described even by Homer in his Iliad

[@touchm3]

You underestimate hollywood and the lengths they will go. If they ever do remake of this expect Achilles to be gay and black

[@kacperwilejto1123]

@@touchm3 and disabled

[@semi6544]

This is one of my favorite movies. It can't be top 5 because of the ending though. For that PoS Paris to end it was just too frustrating. I disliked Paris so much that I couldn't like that actor Bloom in any other movie.

[@1BUSDBestStrategy]

@@semi6544 So, what are your top 5 movies?

[@VMohdude-]

@@touchm3can you losers ever engage and enjoy discussions about films without complaining about “wOkE”? What a sad existence.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

You just don't see films like this anymore. In 2000 we got Gladiator, in 2004 we got Troy and Alexander and in 2006 we got 300. We were spoiled in the 2000's.

[@dawnmguzman]

Kingdom of Heaven: 2005

[@mr-rlive7648]

Now we get barbie😂😂😂 or transformers 3

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@dawnmguzman Kingdom of Heaven was great

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@MusicLover-my6fo The Last Samurai 2003 and King Arthur 2004

[@HeviltheDevil]

Yeah now we get a bunch of lame gay ‘girlpower’ movies. No one believes it, no one wants to see it.

[@ottokarl5427]

The spear-throws of Achilles and Hector were such an amazing idea to hammer home the difference in their level an hour+ before they even actually fight. Achilles throw not even having an arch, just a straight laser hitting a moving rider further away than anyone though was possible, while Hectors throw, still being a great one, is curved, slow and easily dodged by Achilles, even on a much closer range.

[@camkraw893]

I always loved that part, well said

[@TheMayorChi35]

And Hector was on a horse

[@jamesbrown5262]

Achilles had fought the beach landing and Hector was fresh

[@greyelf1537]

Achilles had the high ground.

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@ottokarl5427 I agree, the way the battle should have gone should be removing ther armor and then they both kiss and make out, in the middle of battlin. would that be a sight right

[@DanielRadcliffe-y3g]

I never noticed this, but during the whole Achilles and Hector dialog, Achilles was talking about himself and the glory of war,... while Hector was talking about everybody else and the result of war.

[@johnwhitworth9074]

As a matter of fact the Romans used Hector as their ideal citizen and thought he was the better man

[@bryangan2224]

Well, the entire point of the story is that Hector is a great guy but still a normal guy, while Achilles is immortal and invincible but a total asshole. The theme of the Iliad is the arc of his tantrum.

[@mariaschukariova3438]

​​@@bryangan2224 Achilles was raised this way, while Hector was a married man, father, older brother and the successor of the throne, of course, he was completely different from Achilles's mentality. Achilles was a cat walking on his own (the film shows that perfectly)

[@bigships]

@@johnwhitworth9074 that’s because he is the better man

[@turk88]

until of course Achilles pointed out that the war started because Hector did not control his own brother..

[@ohiomaohioma1931]

"It's too early in the day for killing princes." This is by far my favourite Brad Pitt's movie, followed by Meet Joe Black.

[@Adelina-293]

Achilles had some witty one liners, he would've loved 80s action films.

[@DaeLh]

Surely you've never seen Inglorious Bastards or Once upon a time in Hollywood then.

[@TonyEggg]

Fight club

[@ohiomaohioma1931]

@@DaeLh I have seen both of them ( you didn't mention Legends Of The Fall). I have seen ALL Brad Pitt movies. MY favourite of the lot are Troy and Meet Joe Black.

[@ohiomaohioma1931]

@@TonyEggg ... and the one where he was IRA being chased by Harrison Ford. What's the name again? I don't want to Google. 😊

[@lemmihilldrix1450]

8:20 “There are no pacts between lions and men…” The way Achilles inches forward from the shadows to reveal his face perfectly resembles a lion stalking its prey. Makes me think of that quote lol

[@Wolf10media]

Made his temporary den in the temple of Apollo. Man was indeed a Lion.

[@lemmihilldrix1450]

@@Wolf10media Lol such a great scene

[@Wolf10media]

@@lemmihilldrix1450 And a great shot of him appearing from the shadows.

[@thestateoftheunion1134]

good observation

[@Explore21]

And pussy Achilles gets nicely sliced in his leg by PARIS 😅👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@ricardocastaneda4541]

I will never understand how people don’t think this one of the greatest films ever made. Let alone better than gladiator

[@user-lz5vh9bb5w]

I think it's a great movie for sure, but I do think Gladiator is better. Gladiator feels basically like a perfect movie to me, it also helps that Russel Crowe is starring, he's a legend of acting.

[@xstevenxcorex6]

​@user-lz5vh9bb5wthey don't need comparison...two totally different stories.

[@user-lz5vh9bb5w]

@@xstevenxcorex6 They don't need it but if someone is going to do it then I'm going to comment on it.

[@overlordttvi2064]

And i dont know why people compare !! Both are good films.

[@willbeard4835]

As a 90s kid i don't think there's a wrong choice between the two. I would choose gladiator

[@calebmantle2910]

"The man wants to die" is my favorite line because it is reiterated throughout history. Soldiers in the revolution wrote about Alexander Hamilton as if he had total disregard for his own life. Some men will take the gamble to either die or be remembered forever.

[@kevinbezal5739]

The delivery of this line always makes me laugh a little

[@Aaron-sx7zf]

And in a way it was true... I'm sure dying in battle is how he wanted to go out

[@susie154]

"...I lived in a time of Achilles." Epic ending 👏

[@pitbulkid]

We live in the time of Trump..

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

@@pitbulkid what a dumb comment lol

[@Oi325]

Achilles is just Chad

[@vytorbrb3568]

We live in a time of BTC reaching 100k

[@huskytales9839]

Watched this in theaters when it came out and I still occasionally watch it over 20 years later. So many great lines.

[@LupusInfernum]

It was an absolute blast in the Theaters

[@peacefworld]

Can't believe it's already that long. I did watch it then in cinema. Visually epic despite historical inaccuracies.

[@TheEroticGenie]

What was it like watching in theater?

[@zerocal76]

Awesome u got to watch in on release. I just got the Blu-ray. Shame there isn't a 4K release! I will try to upscale it myself 😤

[@backtopurrrfectagain6681]

Mine was when the king of Troy picked up his son dead body from Achilles, by come by himself at the night. His line is really great, even can change the thoughts of Achilles.

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

"Do you know what's there, waiting beyond that beach, immortality, take it, it's yours"

[@Michael-dy2lb]

That was a big deal to the Greeks of the time.

[@Kncperseus]

He lied.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

@@Kncperseus No. They had a different belief system than we do now. He absolutely believed in immortality. And that means he didn't lie. We remember him today. Who will remember us 3,000 years from now?

[@Robfog6]

The soldiers who stormed the beaches of Normandy are still remembered, and they always will be.

[@angryralphs2516]

Muslim still have the same belief.

[@DP-eu5lr]

The moment hector witnessed a spear's flight path that was too perfect with terrifying speed and distance, but he still did not flinch, that proved hector was a great warrior, a warrior for his country and family.

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@DP-eu5lr that's because Achilles wanted his bum

[@SAURAV2k3]

Everyone is a hero in mythological story

[@AnotidaMuzah]

He himself knew from that moment that he was doomed He later confessed he never saw such perfection with the sword and spear

[@zoomunzoom5893]

Hector was driven by honor. His undoing, was dishonorably interrupting his brothers fight. Achilles was driven by ego, his undoing was love and a purpose beyond fighting and war. The point of the story is to be strict in your morals. A slip up will cost you

[@karls8103]

Hector was shit he didn't honor the duel

[@vinceb8041]

It's been said before but the way they handle Achilles' 'invincibility' is really interesting. The viewer is left to guess - can't he be injured? Or is he just never getting hit? Interesting creative choice to sidestep invincibility altogether by just making him a vastly superior and very cautious fighter.

[@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.

[@Wolf10media]

"I wouldn't bother with a shield wouldn't I?" I always love that line.

[@ericvallee9692]

Vastly superior, sure. Cautious, that wouldn't come to mind looking at him go. He's taking ridiculous chances both by having his men charge way ahead of the army and then also charging in front of his men (how much of a target do you think he was in that scene a fair way in front of all his men a few seconds before the shield wall was formed with all those professional trained archers firing and his shield covering maybe what, 50% of his body at most?). Also, the way they broke the shield wall still a distance away from the enemy where they still had to run to engage with those archers still firing felt kind of suicidal also. They were not pursuing fleeing enemies there. Historically, people like that didn't tend to live very long at all, especially not when fighting against professional soldiers. More often then not, those surviving such "bravery" were well trained mounted knights in full armor charging into a bunch of poorly trained peasants with pitchforks.

[@Kncperseus]

There's no guessing. If he was truly invulnerable, Achilles wouldn't be worried about evading the blows and strikes.

[@stefperi]

achilles just was a lucky man like all ww2 veterans some men died too but in the very end of the war

[@Heartadia]

we need more films of this calibre - especially for ancient historical war films.

[@kobinakwansahammond5770]

I know right. They don’t make movies like these anymore

[@joshuaj.chinda9873]

​@@kobinakwansahammond5770They are expensive to make though. Also, not all epics can do remarkably like Titanic.

[@VMohdude-]

This isn’t history man

[@DestinyAwaits19]

They had their time.

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

More with practical effects

[@JMG10208]

i don’t think people realize how great this scene is. starting off with defending the arrows while putting the shield on his back, then single handling taking on like 20 guys just by himself while on SAND and the the amount of weight on him too. this scene is a master piece

[@brendaclark5185]

The shield on his back just in time to catch the arrow emphasized his destiny and how he is said to die. Not by an arrow to the back, but one to the ankle.

[@tonymanero5544]

The technical making of this movie amazes me in the cast of hundreds and period settings. The CGI is quite good. And Dianne Krueger is easy to look at.

[@Stawexa]

some parts has the feeling of an actual "set" rather natural

[@Jay-xr3sb]

But its so campy

[@bine35]

@@Jay-xr3sb the directors cut improves it a bit (except the soundtrack they made worse)

[@ThexSleepingDragon]

and you had to make it gay

[@Stawexa]

@@ThexSleepingDragon ??

[@Justin-q4w6d]

Credit to the captain to Achilles..he was later captain to leonides of Sparta lol

[@M_H_H]

He becomes a king in Clash of the Titan

[@DestinyAwaits19]

God the original cut of this film is so much better than the Director's Cut. Especially the score. Which was butchered in the Director's version.

[@kyle7228]

definitely didn't waste any time, sent his resume' to sparta as soon as the war was over.

[@Oi325]

​@@DestinyAwaits19do you mean with more of the score?

[@DestinyAwaits19]

@@Oi325 sorry?

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

Even though Brad Pitt claims he was "forced" to star in Troy, he still gave an incredible performance. To this day, I still think he should've won an Oscar for it.

[@tonymanero5544]

Pitt was damn buff for the part.

[@shockgtheshawnyboy]

An Oscar!? Come on bro….this movie is kinda cool….he’s badass in it. That’s it…an Oscar!? He shouldn’t even be nominated for one

[@FingersKungfu]

I know Classical Greek and when I read Homer, I think of this movie. In Iliad, Achilles' epithet is "swift-footed Achilles", suggesting his swift and athletic movements. Achilles's fight style in this film is very well designed. It's something you've never seen before in the history of cinema, and it incorporates Greek athleticism with martial arts. Pure classics.

[@romancapulus5577]

Achilles: *Cuts off the head of the Sun God* Apollo: “And I took that personally.”

[@victorguapoako]

I'm pretty sure that Achilles, in every single way, intended it to be taken personally.

[@garammaru3272]

Apparently this is one of the scene that proves there are no gods in this film. Achilles cut off the head of Apollo's statue and nothing happens. When Achilles and Briseis talks for the first time about gods, while Achilles ask Briseis where is so called sun god when his priests were butchered and his priestess has become his slave, Briseis can't argue Achilles other than being angry. King Priam is deeply religious and only listens to his priests more so than his son Hector's better tactical and strategic judgment which led to Troy's downfall.

[@nahor88]

@@garammaru3272 There are definitely Gods... why else would Achilles die from getting shot in the heel? It was the part of him that was mortal since Thetis was holding him by them when dipping him in the river of immortality. Apollo knows this and orchestrated it so he had the most embarrassing death possible.

[@PsychoEkan]

I understand why he would take that personally. First he's being called a Sun God and then his temple is looted.. Insulted twice!. and for those interested, Apollo did not inherit Helios domain until way later in history, when the romans tried to "clean up" all the gods they decided to inherit.. In both the Iliad and The Odyssey Helios is still the sun god.. But unfortunately it seems like most americans mix up roman and greek gods

[@yoszen2892]

Achilles killed him at that moment, that's the point he was trying to communicate, there are no gods, or god, just us and what we do in here

[@Locke5413]

Imagine hearing Achilles give that epic speech, making you feel like you're about to seize everything you ever wanted thru battle...you slam your spear and chant along with the rest of your brothers-in-arms...you feel the boat hit the beach and you jump off the side into the surf, ready to take your glory by the horns... ....only to catch and arrow to the eye.

[@mr-rlive7648]

😂😂😂

[@Jorrr-tj6su]

Someone’s got to be first over the top. It has its own glory.

[@BuriedAlien-TRN242]

2:38 Achilles: "On My Command!." 2:47 Eudorus: "F#@K This!! Break Off, Break Off."

[@Derek_Monk]

Lollll I noticed that xD

[@orthadoxdominos4832]

as his second he might of given a signal off screen to eudorus to command the charge

[@MrMichaelSir]

The extended version is better

[@Pestilence86]

@@MrMichaelSir Yeah, don't they shoot a few guys not just one from under the shields? I might remember the extended version.

[@nikolasajkic5545]

Eudorus said both things

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

I still remember the days where me and Achilles fought side by side

[@Navak_]

As through a glass and darkly, the age-long strife I see, where I fought in many guises, many names, but always me.

[@getonwithit.2847]

I did too, until achilles separated from heel and I had to go get fixed.

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

@@getonwithit.2847 is that you Darcius?

[@hegoyisme]

aight mate, is that u Adonis?

[@BattousaiTheManslayer]

Patroclus you're GAY!!!

[@mrkhan43]

"it's too early in the day for killing princess" this is called confidence.

[@-Damawand-]

The movie Troy is one of the most successful movies in the world with the strong performance of Brad Pitt. I have watched this movie and selected sequences more than 50 times and I never get tired of watching it.

[@SupermanPrime1M]

Lmao Ajax is so fixated on getting in on the action, he just throw the guy and row himself 😂😂

[@ShinobiWarrrior]

“In a thousand years the dust from our bodies will be gone” “Yes prince, but our names will remain” I think the story being told to us is exactly what he meant.

[@jacobheise3951]

If the Trojans wanted to perform the worst defense of all time, then mission accomplished

[@Paperkutchy]

Doesnt help when the enemy has god mode enable (aka plot armor) and they just wont die. Even in fiction, Aquilles and his squad should have died two times before Hector even arrived

[@BradiKal61]

Easy to be a tough guy when you use the cheat code of the gods

[@OMNIKING09]

Facts

[@Marcus_Octavius_Maximus]

This was my main movie when I was in the Army. I know every single line in this movie. I would watch it constantly when I stayed in the barracks. Got out in 2006. This movie was still kinda new back then.

[@griz312]

00:48 KZbinrs, my brothers of the key, i rather type beside you than any community of millions, let no viewer forget how clever that we are we are commenters, you know what’s there waiting beyond that post…thumb likes take it it’s yours!!!!!

[@eriksalazar2867]

Okay, very good😎👌🏼

[@gentleapache]

😅

[@Oi325]

Real Chad hours

[@carlitospatarandang75]

arhhhghhgggg!

[@BeeFKay]

👏🏽🥂

[@touchm3]

That spear throw was magnificent

[@kobinakwansahammond5770]

This was my favorite Brad Pitt movie of all time 💥

[@emmabowser6831]

The portrayal of a higher level of thinking of Achilles was a true hallmark of his warrior truth. His physical stance & excellent field of vision for fighting supported his forward thinking and warrior skills; he accomplished much action in one fell swoop as well. An excellent warrior.🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠

[@Kncperseus]

Achilles joined the Greek fleet late, yet so skilled and strong were the Myrmidon oarsmen that they outpaced all the other ships to be the first to make landfall. By legend, the Myrmidons are ants-made-men by Zeus. This is why they were so feared - their industrious discipline was inhumane.

[@Robfog6]

I wish I was able to have watched Troy in theaters!

[@Rockyinlp]

It was fucking amazing dude. That is all I can say. I saw Troy, The Last Samurai and The Punisher at the same place when I lived in Phoenix.

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@Rockyinlp Your lucky my friend. I was born in 1994 and saw in the 2000's, the LOTR trilogy, King Arthur and 300.

[@EC-ol8nz]

01:10 ...Chicken it's YOURS!!! 🤣

[@Jaxxon_wip31]

It sounds like he said To HAHAHAHA

[@ziarahman2909]

Chicken = BRISEIS

[@IsmailIsmail-py2xq]

Letsgo with your chicken

[@kingreezy9984]

😂😂

[@alfalfamojica3972]

Now itching to photoshop that shrine into a KFC.

[@badmasis]

for a single women thousand died

[@BuriedAlien-TRN242]

True love

[@GlobalWave1]

I believe the goddess Hera manipulated many for this war for it to happen. Now if we take out the gods alone, yes a single woman many thousands died. That’s a retrospective look at it. I guess they knew the Greeks would come for them but they disregarded that. Also like the story of Atlantis it tells another story as well. This one asks is love or lust worth the consequences it may entail or even is it possible when such in love, can you even resist? The story reflects upon us and how we might act if in their shoes.

[@nunmawiaralte7157]

actually, it was the greed of a king

[@TtotheCizzel]

She was a great excuse to start a war.

[@BoogieBubble]

This war was about geopolitical control. Was never about Hellen my friend.

[@ImSoIceCold]

The shield move at 4:45 is epic.

[@TheMayorChi35]

I was thinking the same thing

[@lastname354]

looks like straight out of a video game.

[@jankevinsalvacion9621]

I watched it at the speed of .25x, realized there’s a second arrow. 😱

[@nananyantakyi1549]

🔥

[@COBRAFEDORA]

i was about to coment same, this scene is to remind us that achiles was not only heavy skilled, he was very blessed by gods lol

[@apostrofcinema]

At 4:57, there's a perfectly-timed use of slow motion. Achilles is attacking, blocking and dodging with incredible precision, keeping you on edge as you wonder how long he can sustain it. That sequence peaks with a flawless execution of his signature move - only this moment is in slow motion, making it feel like you're holding your breath to see if he can pull it off. So much better than the overuse of slow motion and speed ramps in "300".

[@chewangia8]

Thank you for the OG soundtrack.

[@ericwilson8558]

This film is a real timeless masterpiece! I'm forever grateful for watching this film! 🙏

[@kummukorac]

That spear throw was like lightning struck the earth. "An impossible throw"

[@DruuzilTechGames]

"Taton with me!" Taton: Aww mann...

[@rexstlong1440]

6:56 I can understand his complain

[@user-ye2vz6gr1h]

Myrmidons: ancient Greece's equivalent to the Navy Seals.

[@HeviltheDevil]

Pretty much. Maybe even Devgru specifically. Ajax and Co are probably garden variety seals.

[@Finn-OleHertz]

Myrmidons are tougher

[@mojaryo4364]

One of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen.... The dialogues are very beautiful and everything is great

[@blockmasterscott]

I always loved Achilles’ battle speech. 👍👊💪

[@bujabusiness]

This is my favorite movie of all time. Even more than gladiator. It has to be interesting. As an actor you want to always continue to do great things... But occasionally you're going to be in a movie that is your masterwork. This was just well done.

[@shahedmarleen8757]

Man are haunted by the vastness of eternity and so we ask ourselves will our actions echo across centuries, will strangers hear our name and wonder who we were - Odyssey

[@SebaDiGiuseppe]

Let us also admire the music. It's heroic and tense when it needs to

[@pigozz]

I fucking love hiw this movie depicts Achilles. Theres nothing supernatural natural about him. Just a peak warrior so capable and efficient others think hes a god damn demigod

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

The main reason why they're at war is because Achilles wanted Hector's willy bum bum

[@asokatano9410]

I love this battle. Sadly not many studios wants to do movies from ancient history. So much great stories.

[@germanramos9609]

Héctor- “I live by one simple code honor the Gods, love your woman defend your country. Troy is mother to us all!! Fight for her Achilles- my brothers of the sword I rather fight with than you then any other armies. You know what’s beyond that beach, IMMORTALITY!! It’s yours take it!! Idk which I prefer but it’s all hype!!

[@nitinarabikkatha]

Iam sure Brad pit was born to play Achilles....it is his master piece....love from India

[@adamsgabriel3450]

Achilles Greatest warrior Ever 🙌🏽

[@brianmay1361]

Best battle speech ever delivered

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

1:40 The guy who trained his whole life and sailed across the ocean to be cut down before making it out of the boat.

[@Adelina-293]

Not Saving Private Hermes starring Omaha Beach: Troy Sector.

[@markmapp5388]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BravoJr1987]

Bruhh, I always think about that dude, like he probably just woke up 💀💀💀💀🤦🏾‍♂️

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

@@Adelina-293 Extraordinarily underrated comment. 11/10

[@randomaccount3365]

@@BravoJr1987Well he went right back to sleep

[@ElChapulinColorado7]

Hector was a great man.

[@JoshuaAvery-gp5dm]

There was always a great respect between Hector and Achilles I wished they teamed up and saw the truth agamemnon was the true enemy not even troy king Priam he was a good man as well

[@jennymacallan9071]

Homer actually gives to Hector the last lines of the Iliad: Thus was the funeral of Hector, breaker of horses.

[@ivanjerganoff280]

9:27 very good writting. You dont get that in todays movies.

[@Wolf10media]

Those words are ones that stick with you. And movies back then showed us how to have grand comebacks.

[@LouisE-mp8lx]

9:35 legendary comeback

[@SmilingExecutioner]

5:50 Sacking the temple of the god of Archery. What could go wrong?)

[@july9566]

Joer mormont and Logan Roy fighting in the beaches of turkey is something I wasn’t expecting…

[@wolfskehler92]

And grandmaster Pycelle sends his champion Boagrius against Achilles.

[@july9566]

@@wolfskehler92 holy crap ! That’s him ?!

[@rogelioarmentasolorzano3848]

Yes not to mention that Ed Stark was in this battle as well.

[@wrigleyishome4764]

David Benioff helped write the script for Troy, so he had experience with some of the actors.

[@Dawn0005]

5:26 In this movie, not only the characteristic move of Achilles, where he runs and stabs near the neck, but also the move where he kills Hector (holding weapons in both hands, spinning twice, and throwing one weapon at the opponent) appeared here first. The attention to detail is remarkable.

[@小島敏行-v3d]

アメリカにいたから、字幕無しでわかる、ホンマに胸のすかっとする映画です。

[@mustachesally4134]

They dont make movies like these anymore. So good

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

6:09 "Apollo sees everything. Perhaps...perhaps it's not wise to offend him." *Achilles cuts Apollo's head off* Like he was saying "If he's offended, let the god fight me himself."

[@pinecactus9672]

Tactical mistake, in this movie universe we know the gods are real and so does Achilles, if i remember correctly there's a scene where Achilles talks to his goddess mother. So he kind of had a weird death wish to go against Apollo.

[@christopherryancabrera2117]

Well in the Iliad, Apollo himself orchestrated the death of Achilles. He made Paris a sharpshooter so that he will surely hit the weakness of Achilles, his heel.

[@pekkastepsoveru7.62]

“It’s to early in the day for killing princess” cold 🥶

[@mustaproductionsperez6726]

"10:26" best part of the movie.

[@theenigma7685]

I like it this way old school real people not much cgi you know it's real when there's a passenger plane flying by

[@josharch1992]

Damn. This scene makes Hector even more impressive

[@ryanparadise9677]

It's pretty wild back in those days you took your army somewhere. Conquered them. Then basically said you fight with us now unless they were already allies. That's a very interesting time to read about

[@Kncperseus]

Not necessarily. It was a pre-arranged agreement of honor - back in those days, people believed in oaths taken before gods to be sacred, so the two rulers would usually swear an oath before battle to be subordinate to the other if they lost. Any ruler who refused such a sacred vow would risk having his lands burned to the grounds and his fields salted in the event of defeat. It was actually sensible - the locals of a conquered land are less likely to rebel if you appoint one of their own to govern them than someone foreign who is unaccustomed to their ways. The conquered land would be called a satrapy, and the erstwhile free ruler called a satrap (viceroy). To prevent any chance of him rebelling in the future, the victorious king would take hostages - usually the defeated one's children - or forge some kind of a marital relation, like betrothing the defeated's daughter to the winner's son.

[@omarraulvergaraytasillo2282]

Bonita película 🤩🎥

[@SulaimanSalih-v2r]

But Hector's courage is admired, he knew that going inside the temple is a trap but he went in order to save priests

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

That makes him an idiot that got all his men killed

[@md4119]

A master piece which can't be replicated

[@tahahasan236]

Soldiers at 5:04: Achilles! Achilles! Achilles! My subtitles at the same time: Im killing! Im killing! Im killing! 😂😂😂

[@ZdenkaSmahajova]

Je to krásný film Troja chtěla bych ho vidět s Bredem Ptittem ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@chetg8478]

I miss the good old days when boats rowed themselves against the wind

[@germanmandalorian3514]

I love it everytime he wait for the Spear throw of Achilles like "I wanna' see this fist before i warn the men"

[@LordTalax]

2:00 looks like a lot of MORTALITY was on the beach waiting for them. Most were dropped at the edge of the beach.

[@bulkathos5207]

u dont know if they died, mabye they just went afk

[@CRATEWATCHERS]

Seemed that way, but in this movie they regrouped under the command to form up and proceeded to decimate their opposition even before ajax landed

[@Aaron-sx7zf]

Immortality is a figure of speech in this context. Meaning whether they fall or not in this battle they will be remembered forever fir their bravery

[@232GOLDIELOCKS]

How lucky are we that they got this all on film. And from so many angles too

[@Kncperseus]

When it came to CQC, the Myrmidons were unmatched. Once Achilles' lieutenant yelled "Break Off!", the battle was decided for the day.

[@isildurelendurion1822]

Achilles isa demigod. But Hector, while merely mortal, is thegreatest mortal warrior of his generation. Achilles recognizes this. He knows he is superiorto Hector yet showshim some respect!

[@patientmental875]

This movie is beautifully done, completely underrated over the years

[@SYALOHLushozi]

THE BEST OF BRAD BITT

[@JordanPlant-u3k]

Say what you want about Pitts acting career or whatever people hate on him about. this deadset is his peak role like reynold to deadpool. I cant imagine another AChillies.. i dont even see pitt anymore iin this movie just achillies.

[@MrMaKeMeDiNnEr]

For me this role made Brad Pitt. Perfect casting and prime Brad Pitt 👌 👌 🔥

[@StarWarsMoments]

I really love how impotent a priestess sounds trying to threaten a warrior with retribution from a fictitious creature. He flat out said it, what's he waiting for?

[@bernelmandajoyan4941]

He's waiting for a flying saucer d1ckiliciousness

[@brunomiranda4667]

"Em mil anos, a poeira dos nossos ossos desaparecerá, Mas nossos nomes permanecerão." Isso ficou comigo para sempre.

[@VincentChase2390]

One of my all time favorites

[@erichood7980]

This has to be the greatest movie scene of all time

[@tomkoztorunca6059]

D-day in Troy😅

[@Adelina-293]

Omaha Beach: Troy sector.

[@IslamZahirul-ot2kv]

Welcome God blessing you always, merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️,

[@shawnlee3552]

5:16, this guy with spear looks standing there waiting for brad pitt to turn around to stab him😂

[@jovanlopez5284]

Omg😂 hahaha

[@tahahasan236]

Lol I just noticed 😂😂😂

[@TheAccountant1000]

Can never get tired of this part 4:40 the choreography is just perfect

[@saeedabubakar2871]

4:05 that one guy that doesnt care 😂😂

[@padurarulcriticsicinic4846]

Well, he is Sabretooth, what did you expect?

[@darwinsalloman1665]

His name is ajax