Troy (Achilles Vs Boagrius) 4K

[@VVeltanschauung187]

WTF is this music in the background

[@kaaba2596]

Maze runner music and two step from hell cuts and some random sound effects I found from a site to make it look worse, the directors cut made it look awful and added some reverb. I have no idea how this video went viral

[@iiiiviivneverivneveri6616]

@@kaaba2596 that sucked ass

[@jasonwindebank5455]

Yeah it spoils the most cock hardening bit of the film

[@CesarMBazanSaavedra]

Thank God! I thought I was the only one noticing it. Yeah it sucks now.

[@deltonnaibaho8793]

Bol

[@sometimesitbelikedat2529]

Achilles is an example of that employee who is just the best at everything, but hates the management deeply.

[@jong-jongspeaks4224]

fkcing true.

[@Thripitakaya]

This comment made me laugh :)

[@superty1985]

This video made me leave my job.

[@mikejohnstonbob935]

tbf. In this instance he's under new management as his company just recently got acquired. he has some respect for his old managers. Clearly the new company didn't do a very good job onboarding their best assets

[@mistersmith3986]

Oh cripes, that's me😎

[@scottbavlnka3308]

Achilles:"Imagine a King who fights his OWN battles" Leonidas: *whistling*

[@Регина-ж3р]

There were 2 Kings in Sparta. Leonidas have gone on the war, and the other one remained home

[@gamebell3806]

Different leonidas in "troy" and "300"

[@jazz_w]

that's a good one.. :)

[@s.e1450]

Alexander The Great

[@Arias2948]

All the empererors go to battles

[@fcbayernchampions6924]

Achiles: "Is there no one else?" Soldier named Noah Nels: * nervously hides nametag *

[@LordB0NER]

The most underrated comment of all time 😂😂😂😂

[@lance_wavy]

I'm gonna pretend this has 70k likes because it really should have 😂

[@chriscollins891]

Dude stop XD This needs 50k likes asap i'm crying

[@itomatsuki2736]

Bruh😂

[@nayeon1688]

It took me a second😂

[@Ojrj-m2f]

I love how angry Achilles is throughout this scene - not angry at Boagrius but rather his entire situation of having to be there and serve a king who he doesn't think is worthy of the title

[@TangomanX2008]

I think this a little off. Achilles is all about honor, glory, and rewards. The whole idea that Achilles would be mad for the reasons portrayed in this scene is just silly. Now, take away a prize won in battle and get insulted and humiliated by Menelaos, that does piss him off.

[@j-hp2449]

@TangomanX2008, am I allowed to think that I like this version better? Achilles being mad at the notion of having to obey a man who is clearly inferior to him in almost every way makes perfect sense to me. Plus, the notions of honor, glory and rewards are addressed in the scene, when the king's second in command convinces him by speaking to his ego by telling him how good this would look for his legacy.

[@TangomanX2008]

@j-hp2449 well, you do you. Nothing wrong with that

[@rockers2rockers616]

Not 'almost'. Inferior in every way.

[@TangomanX2008]

@j-hp2449 here is the problem. Achilles doesn't have to be there. Sure Agammemnon is the big Cheese, but only for the Trojan war. Achilles is a chieftain himself and he has no duty to fight and his forces are loyal to him, not Agammemnon. This is why when Achilles chooses not yo fight, he isn't considered a coward, or a traitor, or is dishonored. Of course should he fight? It simple. He should fight to gain Honor and to get valuable stuff. If he isn't interested that, or feels he isn't getting what the Honor or stuff he deserves he is well within his rights to not fight for Agammemnon. And that's where Agammemnon screws up. The movie made it look like there was some tension and dislike between Agammemnon and Achilles prior to the Trojan War, and this not consistent with the Illiad. Agammemnon insulted Achilles and took his captured slave girl, Brieis, Achilles sulked while the Greeks did horribly without him, got sucked back into the war when his nephew got killed, and then kissed and made up with Agamemnon. In fact, at the end if the Illiad, Agammemnon, and Achillez were on very friendly terms.

[@shivam.maharshi]

Fun fact: Since this movie was before crazy Avengers CGI tech, Brad Pitt actually had to kill the guy to make it look real. He did 8 retakes. RIP.

[@vauxvids]

No that’s bullshit

[@theblaze5530]

Lol

[@elim.4204]

@@vauxvids r/woosh

[@JayPatel-zt3ts]

🤣

[@vinsanity982]

@@vauxvids You think? lol

[@SiegeOnYT]

1:46 Achilles: "Imagine a king who fights his own battles, wouldn't that be a sight." *King Leonidas has entered the chat*

[@lordmegatron2698]

Flamy 300 and real history is different

[@SiegeOnYT]

Lord Megatron Why obviously, but the point was that *King Leonidas* went to fight his own battle. The Battle of Thermopylae

[@lordmegatron2698]

Flamy But did he really? Surely he didn’t actually fight. Rarely did kings fight and even when they did they rarely got kills. They were just there for morale. They rode on chariots and stuff

[@SiegeOnYT]

King Leonidas possibly did both, keeping his fellow soldiers morals high before a fight, and stand by with his men. I ain’t a historian, but what I do know is that fighting was pretty much everything to Spartans, and for King Leonidas to be crowned King, but not lock swords with another to protect his city state or keep his position as King of Sparta would be extremely unlikely, now obviously without some sort of recorded evidence during the Battle of Thermopylae stating Leonidas did kill some Persians during the skirmish, I would like to believe that his sword was bathed in Persian blood a few times. A very small group of Spartans taking on and army of Persians, what is said to be 2 full days of fighting. That IS a team effort.

[@somerandomguyfromthebeyond1821]

@@lordmegatron2698 from what we know from both Persian and Greek sources during the battle of Thermophaly Leonidas did indeed fought alongside his men till the better end, in fact, the Persian sources mention that on the last day before he died Leonidas went on a god damn rampage and took down several Persian commanders before meeting his end

[@janm3781]

Achilles is the perfect example of "the lion does not concern himself with the opinions of the sheep". He is absolutely ready to turn and leave after Agamemnon insults him. Someone else would still have gone headfirst into battle, just to prove that he is not afraid of the giant towering at the other side of the battlefield. But he? He doesn't give a shit what anybody thinks of him. He knows that Boagrius is no match for him and pissing off Agamemnon was far more satisfying for him in that moment than proving his abilities.

[@Alex-sl5tp]

Achilles only cared about himself and glory of his name but he had a bad temper and fights with rage like the god of war in Greek mythology.

[@strongbear3369]

A man is defined by his actions

[@MrGrownman455]

I love that quote. I have it on my phone.

[@MrPooPooJohn]

this is so derpy lol

[@jonjameson9997]

He actually does care. He wants his name to live forever and to be respected. He just knew Agamemnon was a giant idiot/douche bag

[@FrancisMolko]

I love how Achilles doesn’t even turn to look back, just runs through him then walks straight to call the rest of the army out 😂

[@Raganmily]

I like it too

[@RPAS1234]

I had the unexpected pleasure of meeting Nathan Jones (actor who plays Boagrius) at Movie World, Gold Coast Australia in 2021. He was there with his family in an unofficial capacity ie simply having a family day out. I noticed his towering frame and politely called out his name. He was happy to stop and chat about his movie roles and even offered to have some photos taken if I wanted. I didn't want to take up too much of his family time and the conversation was easily flowing, so I thought having some "fan boy" photos was too opportunistic and would have cheapened the vibe - therefore, I politely declined. Anyway, he is one big unit (I'm 6ft in socks), his handshake was warm and friendly, however, you just knew that if he wanted to, he could snap you like a twig. His hands are like baseball mittens...lol He said that on the set of Troy, this scene took about two days to film as there were some production delays, however, they had set up a gym for him and the other actors to train, so it was pretty chill and the catering was spot on. He also said that they brought in a spear throwing trainer to sharpen his skills as he didn't want to hit the cameraman for the takes in this scene....ha..ha... We chatted some more about his other roles (Mortal Kombat etc) and I then I thanked him for taking the time out of his family day for some random fan. What a legend

[@fordappleton6766]

Loved him in the Australian horror B-movie “Boar” that came out recently. One of the few actors imaginable who could wrestle a mutant boar with his bare hands.

[@RPAS1234]

@@erickmazadiego5823 Um, is your autocorrect playing up?

[@rosss1959]

Now that's the INSIDE SCOOP. Thanks for sharing. Very enlightening.

[@ArksCovenant]

Yeah. I saw a few interviews of him after watching Scorpion King 5 recently, which is not a terrible movie. At least I think it isn't. I'd say it's mediocre at the least, but enjoyable. You met him, you lucky duck. It's good to have my suspicions confirmed that he trains for his roles, whether he needs to learn a skill and such. I had a feeling he cares about working in movies and is passionate when I first saw Troy in '04.

[@IsmashedtoRedbone]

Wow what a guy

[@twentygoodmen]

2:34 I love how Achilles repeats this attack throughout most of his fight scenes in the movie....it's clearly his favorite move and it speaks a lot about the nature of his character

[@M_H_H]

It's his ulti

[@slammysammy9555]

Achilles comes over the top with a flying stab to the jugular!

[@HaloDude557]

@@slammysammy9555 No, it's a precision strike to the heart, over the top of the rib cage. Insane skill

[@slammysammy9555]

@@HaloDude557 pretty sure he got some jugular there too. And some carotid, and some heart

[@sylvestersinead2663]

It's a superman punch with a sword/spear. Genius on the part of the choreographers.

[@InfectedByZanza]

Even the horse got scared when Boagrius screamed

[@janus2773]

as if horses were brave, ESPECIALLY the horse was scared

[@BuriedAlien-TRN242]

I like that they didn't shoot another one cause of that, this made it so real

[@JJsiN84]

JakubH Lmao

[@ajakshiro4510]

3:20 where is that flies coming from

[@oguz_Altaylı]

hahah good catch

[@Jejking]

For Boagrius, it was the fight of his life. For Achilles it was just another Saturday.

[@nwekechristianchinedu4422]

😂😂😂 Hahaha..you are right 😅

[@JManthegamerdude]

How original

[@Jejking]

@@JManthegamerdude Whyyy so seriousss

[@ghostknight2011]

Late to say that Romans invented Saturday? For greeks it was just a day in campaing season, when it wasn't winter and not a religious festivity.

[@ThePlaton20]

This scene was very well done from a historical standpoint (notwithstanding the fact that Achilles had supernatural powers). In Homer's day, it was routine for a champion from each side of the battle to fight it out rather than having the entire army slaughter each other. Furthemore, the sequence of events was also very specific. Each champion would throw their spear first and then charge to meet with sword vs sword. That sequence in the movie wasn't done by accident, that's exactly how Homer described it in the Iliad.

[@internetdinosaur8810]

Incredible!

[@jacqirius]

No it wasn't you fucking idiot, he literally jump-stabbed him What the fuck is wrong with you?

[@Malky24]

Achilles was also only 16 when this happened.

[@williammcknight5419]

You people speak of alligoric fiction as if it was a historical event. The scene is cool, but kets stay in reality people.

[@michaelccozens]

@@williammcknight5419 You're aware there was, in fact, a Troy and a Trojan war, right? Sure, the histories around it may take poetic license, but if you think that's not true of a great deal of the history you think of as "objective", I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.

[@moesypittounikos]

"Is there no one else"? 1000 soldiers charge Achilles!

[@jediknight38]

But why didn't they? Achilles is a bad ass warrior, but he's not the Terminator. Especially with that mashugina heel of his.

[@zomkiller200o]

jediknight38 he would've ran back to the line and fought the war after dropping their best man.

[@Jewus19]

*THE END* epic movie epic movie epic movie

[@7Revalation42]

Those soldiers aren't allowed to just charge at their own will, their commander/ king would have to order them all to charge Achilles at once.

[@gorillone86]

Achilles as shown when Hector slice on his chest armor in the later fight, is invulnerable to ALL forms of physical damage, blunt force trauma, slashing, piercing, you name it. They didn't want to go all "Hercules: The Legendady Journeys" in this portrayal but he is clearly enhanced human level as of strength, speed, reflexes, agility, senses, and stamina. Except for his heel, only a God or a higher Demi-God could really injure him probably.

[@Redhawk099]

“Is their no one else?!” 1000 spears thrown at him.

[@Ricky_Spanishh]

There**

[@Redhawk099]

@@Ricky_Spanishh They’re**

[@Ricky_Spanishh]

@@Redhawk099 lmao no one is this dumb

[@Redhawk099]

@@Ricky_Spanishh Therrrrr***

[@Ricky_Spanishh]

@@Redhawk099 dey

[@DrocanisSun]

this video NEVER gets old.

[@luigicavallo270]

Just like Patroclus...

[@ironace2820]

That's what happens when you don't wear armor

[@idkwhatsgoingon4584]

That's what happens when you forget to teach your champion how to use a shield using " **How to Use Shields for Dummies** "

[@kevsdigitalartsmore3743]

Pumped Jack with or without armour or proper use of a shield Achilles would have won in the end if I was the person to fight Achilles I’d pray for my death to be swift, quick & clean.

[@VestigialHead]

+ Pumped Jack That is what happens when people mistake size and muscle for skill.

[@thevanished9556]

its called veni vendi veci

[@hockeymasktime1918]

@Nic Rock In God of War he certainly wished he had some armor after Kratos bashes his fucking skull in.

[@notta3d]

Best line was cut: Boy: "He's the biggest man I've ever seen. I wouldn't want to fight him." Achilles: "And that's why no one will remember your name."

[@RPAS1234]

True, but the boy went on to live until he was a very old man with many grandchildren to his name, collecting trinkets and souvenirs from the many fallen "heroes" that he had to attend to over the years. Being seen as a "non combatant" , he was sold over many times BUT never sent into battle as his role was waterboy, shield shiner etc. Sometimes he would change dressings and plug sucking chest wounds, other times, shovel shit out of horse stables. Yet through his stoic, non threatening ways, he safely navigated his life through 8 wars, 34 battles and 12 robberies. An eagle may soar, but a turkey doesn't get sucked into jet engines.....

[@kennethsimelane2308]

@@RPAS1234 I think I'd rather have my name in the history books 😂😂

[@TheWay.O]

@@RPAS1234 that last sentence 😂😂😂😂

[@robroberts1473]

@@RPAS1234 but they do end up stuffed on Thanksgiving day tables.

[@RPAS1234]

@@robroberts1473I 100% agree, although eagles may also wind up getting stuffed by a taxidermist, however, they usually finish up in large mahogany executive board rooms, overseeing important business decisions for decades. It's a tough call either way....feed a family or feed an ego....

[@TheColinChapman]

Achilles: "IS THERE NO ONE ELSE....?!?" Lawyer: "good morning, I am a divorce attourney representing the interests of Mrs. Jolie."

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Mrs. Smith has entered the chat

[@Universal..]

Homer in the Iliad and the Odyssey speaks only of Danaans, Achaeans, Argians and not of Greeks. The Hellenes (tribe of Southern Thessaly also called Argos Pelasgians), at his time, did not constitute yet a people or a Nation (Thucydides I,3). He affirms in the Iliad that "Zeus is Pelasgians and dodonean" (XVI,234). Precisely these Pelasgians (🇦🇱) were considered by all the ancient Greek authors as "the first inhabitants of Greece" before "The arrival of the Hellenes (🇬🇷)"! Another word that was misunderstood or glossed over. Indeed the Greeks arrived from somewhere because they were not indigenous. As they did not come from the North ( one wanted to make us believe the opposite), they could only be foreigners coming from elsewhere. It is this elsewhere which is difficult to define very precisely. But the legends, which are only embellished, idealized or metaphorized historical facts, give us some precious indications on the first foreign ethnic groups having occupied the country of the Pelasgians: the Danaans (Egyptians from whom the Dorians descend), the Cadmeans (Phoenicians) and the Pelopides (Assyrians). Among the peoples of archaic Greece the Ionians, Aeolians and Arcadians were descendants of the Pelasgians, indigenous populations conquered by the Hellenic invaders: they could claim to be indigenous populations. Now Herodotus explains very well that the Ionians were Pelasgians who, after having rubbed shoulders with the Greeks and learned their language, became full-fledged Hellenes... The Ionians were thus a fraction of the Pelasgians people (🇦🇱) having adopted the civilization of the Hellenic invaders (🇬🇷), assimilated their culture and integrated their ethnicity ( Herodotus I,56,57,58/VIII,44 ). Etc ...

[@Joseph-rh7yu]

*Achilles starts light-jogging in the opposite direction*

[@zelirish901]

Achilles left the group

[@ricksorkin2522]

@@zelirish901 NOT without paying...

[@jitovan]

Achiles: "Is there no one else? Yes, I am Goku, son of Bardock...

[@nobodyman7955]

Teacher: were going to Greece Girls: wow, Athens is so beautiful Boys:

[@danmoua7686]

I dont get it?

[@INCOGNITO-iq4qy]

@@danmoua7686 is a variation of the boys locker room meme

[@maleficusvictor9887]

Cut to the scene of the landing battle, "Mirmidoes, my Brothers of sword..."

[@Yuuji-ES]

Boys are screaming:, ARREEEESSS!!!

[@edwardgryffith]

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[@robertlandstrom7810]

It's the whole character, the words, the movements, the gaze where he makes this role magical!

[@acpmc76]

I love the expression on that soldier's face at 2:50, it's obvious he's seen this kind of scene many times before.

[@alexman378]

The guy is in the front line, which means he’d probably get killed if the battle happened. He gets to go home now, that’s why he’s smiling like that.

[@ImbaImbaImbaImba]

tbh, he smiles cause producent told him to smile :p

[@saber26ful]

He’s got that “my n-ga” smile 😂😂😂

[@gorillajoe999]

​@@saber26fullmfao

[@jhonnysilverhand13]

He put 20 gold dracmas that Achilles will end the fight in less than a minute boy made the bag

[@maxdecphoenix]

I'll never forget watching this the first time. This is the first action sequence of the film, so I expected it to set the tone of the film. All the familiar suspense-building tropes were in place: the introduction of a hulking opponent, achillies can't be found, then the scene with the kid playing up the uncertainty. So, by the time Achilles arrives at the battlefield, Having grown up on big, sword-fight sequences, with a full 5-minutes of buildup, I was anticipating some epic, choreagraphed, 2-3 minute, Gladiator/star wars-style, David vs Goliath type fight.. And then he just charged in, murdered him, and the scene was done. It was crazy to see because I'd never seen this done in a film. I remember feeling confused, like 'the fight's over?.. what?' In a way, i felt underwhelmed, but in a way I felt refreshed that a Hollywood studio took a risk and actually did something different for a change. And that difference actually elicited a completely different emotion from any film, a kind of forelorn hopelessness. And I've remembered this sequence because of that. And too my knowledge, I don't think there's been any similar action sequence where the anti-hero just dispatches someone so early in the film with such ease since Anakin schooled Dooku in Episode 3, which was released the following year.

[@PavewayJDAM]

underrated and spot on comment.

[@pangalactictuber]

Thanks for sharing.

[@iyziejane]

Good description! The Troy screenplay was written by David Benioff, who went on to make Game of Thrones, and in this scene we see his flair for shocking the audience with an unexpectedly timed death. Another classic fight scene that subverts expectations by ending quickly is in Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones faces a fancy swordsman who spins his sword around with a bunch of cool show off moves, then he just shoots the guy with his pistol. Another time that an anti-hero is framed as an ultra bad ass by getting an unexpectedly fast kill is the scene in The Dark Knight when the Joker makes a pencil disappear.

[@CookRugbyCinemaTravel]

Not an Antihero but Indiana Jones did that with his gun against the sword guy

[@timberry4709]

@@CookRugbyCinemaTravel Supposedly that was an ad lib as Harrison Ford was sick as a dog and just didn't have the energy to do the fight as planned.

[@eliteinventor]

Warrior - He's not my King Other King: I should of hired this guy

[@ostschnaller]

should have hired

[@Universal..]

Homer in the Iliad and the Odyssey speaks only of Danaans, Achaeans, Argians and not of Greeks. The Hellenes (tribe of Southern Thessaly also called Argos Pelasgians), at his time, did not constitute yet a people or a Nation (Thucydides I,3). He affirms in the Iliad that "Zeus is Pelasgians and dodonean" (XVI,234). Precisely these Pelasgians (🇦🇱) were considered by all the ancient Greek authors as "the first inhabitants of Greece" before "The arrival of the Hellenes (🇬🇷)"! Another word that was misunderstood or glossed over. Indeed the Greeks arrived from somewhere because they were not indigenous. As they did not come from the North ( one wanted to make us believe the opposite), they could only be foreigners coming from elsewhere. It is this elsewhere which is difficult to define very precisely. But the legends, which are only embellished, idealized or metaphorized historical facts, give us some precious indications on the first foreign ethnic groups having occupied the country of the Pelasgians: the Danaans (Egyptians from whom the Dorians descend), the Cadmeans (Phoenicians) and the Pelopides (Assyrians). Among the peoples of archaic Greece the Ionians, Aeolians and Arcadians were descendants of the Pelasgians, indigenous populations conquered by the Hellenic invaders: they could claim to be indigenous populations. Now Herodotus explains very well that the Ionians were Pelasgians who, after having rubbed shoulders with the Greeks and learned their language, became full-fledged Hellenes... The Ionians were thus a fraction of the Pelasgians people (🇦🇱) having adopted the civilization of the Hellenic invaders (🇬🇷), assimilated their culture and integrated their ethnicity ( Herodotus I,56,57,58/VIII,44 ). Etc ...

[@robertwilliamson6121]

Should have…….or… should’ve

[@spooneater9001]

0:23 there is something so satisfying about how he screams "Achilleeeeees!"

[@rohitxavier5737]

Yupp

[@Dovahninja]

Achilles was the original "He's not my president"

[@blankblank5409]

@raphael vitton Its common sense bro you don’t deserve oxygen if you support trump

[@way_of_life9318]

@@blankblank5409 people like you that have this kind of thoughts does not deserve oxygen lol, and don't use Roman empire symbols because you don't deserve to use thos symbols, you are a Clown. And this is coming from someone that thinks that all politics are a big shit show controled by the same globalist elite masters.

[@Laz4r96]

@@blankblank5409 I marvel at the cognitive dissonance going on in your tiny brain to fanboy over Julius Caesar yet hate on his most similar modern counterpart. You should have read more about your populist idol and the things he did before speaking.

[@NateSean]

Unfortunately, Trumpets never die like Boagrius.

[@Universal..]

Homer in the Iliad and the Odyssey speaks only of Danaans, Achaeans, Argians and not of Greeks. The Hellenes (tribe of Southern Thessaly also called Argos Pelasgians), at his time, did not constitute yet a people or a Nation (Thucydides I,3). He affirms in the Iliad that "Zeus is Pelasgians and dodonean" (XVI,234). Precisely these Pelasgians (🇦🇱) were considered by all the ancient Greek authors as "the first inhabitants of Greece" before "The arrival of the Hellenes (🇬🇷)"! Another word that was misunderstood or glossed over. Indeed the Greeks arrived from somewhere because they were not indigenous. As they did not come from the North ( one wanted to make us believe the opposite), they could only be foreigners coming from elsewhere. It is this elsewhere which is difficult to define very precisely. But the legends, which are only embellished, idealized or metaphorized historical facts, give us some precious indications on the first foreign ethnic groups having occupied the country of the Pelasgians: the Danaans (Egyptians from whom the Dorians descend), the Cadmeans (Phoenicians) and the Pelopides (Assyrians). Among the peoples of archaic Greece the Ionians, Aeolians and Arcadians were descendants of the Pelasgians, indigenous populations conquered by the Hellenic invaders: they could claim to be indigenous populations. Now Herodotus explains very well that the Ionians were Pelasgians who, after having rubbed shoulders with the Greeks and learned their language, became full-fledged Hellenes... The Ionians were thus a fraction of the Pelasgians people (🇦🇱) having adopted the civilization of the Hellenic invaders (🇬🇷), assimilated their culture and integrated their ethnicity ( Herodotus I,56,57,58/VIII,44 ). Etc ...

[@genesmolko8113]

"Think of how many songs they'll sing in your honor" That's what changed his mind.

[@leerutter8893]

Achilles: imagine a king who fights his own battles. Kong: hold my banana

[@Sahishnnuta]

Underrated comment. 😅

[@Sahishnnuta]

@JURASSIC KNIGHT No man. U didn't get the joke. He said Kong 'coz it's "King" Kong

[@Omariau]

good one

[@fujidenzo_kid4147]

Hahahahaha

[@andrealopezdelgado66]

XDDD

[@Johannes9126]

R.I.P. Boagrius, loving father of 3, founder of a shelter for homeless kittens.

[@michaelccozens]

He did eat the kittens, but still.

[@marcocolecchia4147]

Such a nice man, with a childish smile

[@dima.jiharev]

Did he dieded? 🌚

[@derekstaroba]

Boenergeis who fought achilles: bad ass actor 👏

[@derekstaroba]

​@@dima.jiharevno 👎

[@HatunTashDCCIMinistries]

I'm sure the shaved head and goatee look was super popular back then.

[@bighands69]

Yes it did exist in that period. Men would shave their heads bald with a blade but it was not common and warriors may have used it. Long hair was not a good thing in battle.

[@justsomeguywithoutamustach8816]

Yeah, I remember a certain spartan commander named Grados or something

[@jayvlog8803]

The dizzle himself

[@safwanshahriar4108]

Look who's here. 🙉

[@MrHuddo]

lmaoooooooooooo

[@yaujtapredatoravp5129]

We just gonna ignore the fact everyone sat and waited for Achilles to show up in that hot ass sun

[@H.K.5]

I would have loved to have seen Agememnon call in Ajax instead of Achilles. It would have been a much closer fight. Achilles was too overpowered.

[@h1e2x3]

Agreed. It would have been a total massacre with bloody meat fleeting around.

[@abdiahmed6260]

Agreed

[@jtrennie3238]

ooooh that would be crazy.

[@bufaklinbaufaklin3887]

In the film, maybe but to be fair Ajax won 3 duels with Hector, once in fair combat, once by throwing boulders at him like a madman and one I do not remember. This dude shouldn't be that hard for the strongest unaided mortal in that war.

[@tulgabtv6443]

Ajax almost killed hector we all know that he was lucky i think ajax would easily kill Boagrius

[@Meursault71113]

"Imagine a King who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight." Dedicated to every person in power position who demands things from others and he wouldn't like to do if he was in their position

[@kiriltodorov2192]

Giving me Vlad Putin vibes.

[@AmuzantulTrollescu]

Especially nowadays...

[@stringfellowbalk2654]

A day indeed.

[@scottbrown9521]

I was thinking same thing about world war 3 . LoL

[@hannibalbarca7902]

Back in 2004 everyone was anti-war but the Iliad is literally a story with kings and princes dueling other kings and princes. Still a great film.

[@Imbetterthanpaulallen]

Achilles- “Imagine a king who fights his own battles” Alexander The Great- “You call me?”

[@manikumarraju9334]

U mean Alexander the great idiot ?

[@breammalty7142]

@@manikumarraju9334 why idiot?

[@hattorii474]

@@manikumarraju9334 lmao then u must be the biggest idiot around cuz i dont see you leading a 70k men army into victory

[@manikumarraju9334]

@@hattorii474 then u don't complete history of Alexander, did u know Alexander came to India, did u know wt happen next , the thing wt ever u read in books, movie are nothing but just changed history , just search about Indian king "purushotam " king of puru , just make small research wt happen between king purushotam and Alexander

[@nitin8308]

@@manikumarraju9334 fuck off

[@c.galindo9639]

Badass. I enjoy watching this. He moves so swiftly with his feet. Strikes so deadly precise that it is over at a moment’s notice. A real life legend

[@silverman5707]

The guy he beat was looking for a curve ball and got a fastball, and was late with his swing.

[@c.galindo9639]

@@silverman5707 yup. Overconfident and fooled by Achilles’ maneuverability

[@billthomas7644]

Homer often refers to Achilles as πόδας ὠκὺς Ἀχιλλεύς, meaning swift footed Achilles, so the film in this case to true to Homer's epithet for Achilles.

[@c.galindo9639]

@@billthomas7644 indeed. Great job on the filmmakers

[@HighDragon604]

Interesting... When the big guy enters the area in front of his army, he has to push his way through his own soldiers to get to the front. But when Achilles rides through to the front, all of his soldiers step to the side to let him through

[@darrenjohnson2912]

Wow never noticed that.

[@CoreyMHanna]

Respect 🙏🏻

[@SonofSkyrim01]

Maybe because no one wanted to be trampled by a horse? 🙄

[@desant8028]

Wow, preach man !

[@indian3021]

because he was not only soldier but was from royal family, and at the high post in army

[@Endeavour30]

Bodybuilding vs. Calisthenics

[@Endeavour30]

W&V Yes he is way stronger but damn slow, without weapons i would agree.

[@mathewjavela479]

W&V Yes its called weapons and the art of the sword. Brute force wont save you from a pierced sword 30 inches or more down your neck...If you have a nerve of steel, experience in battle, are exceptionally trained in swordsmanship, speedy and crafty you can deafeat someone with brute strenght. You are ignorning many factors.

[@IamJigle]

W&V it's different story with weapons. Whoever stabs first wins

[@el_chico1313]

I do calisthenics

[@cyril4046]

Kamikatze Achilles = Bodybuilding or calisthenics ?

[@AllFatherMedia]

"Think how many songs they'll sing in your honor", that was the line that sold him on the fight.

[@ukbloke28]

Boney M - Rah Rah Achilles

[@offlineraided]

They do anything for clout

[@lasickzimba1995]

2:25 The way he shielded that spear throw was supercool.🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@johanliebert5269]

You can see the exact moment Boagrius regrets his life choices

[@Smackyabitchupshitlips]

Hahahahahah unrated comment

[@fanelekhoza7858]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@yog_g5001]

damn... you got nice taste. Johan is the monster inside you, growing big again?

[@johanliebert5269]

@@yog_g5001 it has calmed down for now

[@yog_g5001]

@@johanliebert5269 good to hear that.

[@nkosisibiya9245]

Achillies : "Imagine a king who fights his own battles" Shaka Zulu : Whistling

[@johnflores528]

"Imagine a King who fights his own battles ... Wouldn't that be a sight... -Leonidas- "Hold my beer"

[@johncaseymendiola510]

When he said “by the swing of your sword” He was not kidding.

[@leowise206]

"Of all the warlords loved by the gods I hate him the most" beautiful line...

[@ThePaganSun]

Agamemnon says something similar in the Iliad but doesn't mean it. Both Achilles and Agamemnon become close friends and they reconcile in Book 23. Agamemnon was also an incredible warrior (Book 11).

[@bigmonke2899]

Isn't he the only warlord loves by the Gods at this point?

[@ThePaganSun]

@@bigmonke2899 Lol...not really. In the Iliad (where part of the line comes from), ALL the major warriors are loved and helped by the gods except Agamemnon who is still loved and helped by them but not in battle. They help him rouse the morale of his army and give him emotional support.

[@Barrystue]

@@ThePaganSunbut at the same time, Agamemnon was douchebaggius prime

[@MasterOfTheTrade1718]

0:08 i've never seen 2 people be that happy after getting shoved aside

[@VRmission38]

I didn't see that before. Oh well, might as well cheer. What were they going to do about it?

[@MasterOfTheTrade1718]

@@VRmission38 😂

[@Taigan_HSE]

Nathan Jones, who plays Boagrius, said “Now, in reality, I could’ve swatted Brad away with my shield like a fly at a picnic, but guess what? It’s a movie. It's not a documentary. We’re here to tell a story, not recreate a UFC match.”

[@frankiecrocker]

Can't tell you how many times I look up this fight scene. Achilles is bad ass!

[@logancasey8509]

PE teacher: We are playing dodgeball today Girl locker room: ughhhhhh Boys locker room: 2:10

[@wyattstorey187]

Perfection.

[@hattorii474]

Lmao

[@arjayjones8567]

This is the best comment. 😂

[@londomollari1082]

Unfunny and awful unoriginal joke.

[@Dav624]

@@londomollari1082 than leave

[@americanenigma_5108]

This is one of the coolest badass fight intro ever !! One swing and just charging straight without looking back .... SOOOO EPICCCC

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

Never back down. 💪

[@joeshar.]

- Is there noone else? Kratos: I will be waiting for you

[@billybroughton2741]

When you're hungover and ordered to kill someone.. - Achilles

[@scottroffman2325]

Here today, because Wolfgang is not. RIP and thank you for some of the most amazing films, EVER.

[@HarrySatchelWhatsThatSmell]

I can't think of a better movie opening scene off the top of my head. I never tire of it.

[@_veralolz_]

I love how achilles is his own person and doesn't get bossed around by others. He just does it if he wants to or not Edit: this comment was when i was around 14-15 and i was only doing this for a history project, so if my naivety from back then bothers u dont bother 😌

[@jean-louislalonde6070]

If he were a singer: I did it myyyyyyyyyy waaayyyyy!

[@brookeharris2043]

Yes but that is also the reason for his and Patroclus’s fall

[@petrospetromixos6962]

he won easy because he was better rested unlike the others who waited there instead of sleeping thats his secret,he comes exactly when he needs to not too late not too early

[@rodrickee]

as stated: they need him. In theory the king rules, but he has the upper hand to have things go his way in some situations.

[@alexman378]

That’s because he’s not a soldier, he’s basically a private special forces commander who sometimes lends help to other armies if they ask nicely enough. That’s why they keep sending Odysseus to sweeten the pot, he’s more of an amplifier.

[@Fantomas24ARM]

0:02 man I love the dude's face, he is so confident in Boagrius.

[@M_H_H]

Because it's his best

[@cassavaman3784]

By the looks of Boagrius he had seen many battles, suffered many wounds, slaughtered many men and possibly even done some heroic deeds for his king. My opinion is that he was confident in his champion due to his extreme size and the other things added to it.

[@Fantomas24ARM]

​@@cassavaman3784yes, I'am sure Boagrius was a hero for his country and his king.

[@dbodooley]

@@cassavaman3784yup. BOAGRIUS is a bad dude. Achilles had a skillset that was off the charts.

[@vaishakhvasudevan3396]

My son said "no big fight .. boring scene" Now he lives in an orphanage ..

[@jessieaguilar5183]

Chilllll 😂

[@blackbarry]

Whoa!!!!! Now that's badass...lmao

[@SenneVorsselmans]

😂😂

[@karlomoonblade]

*DESERVE*

[@vaishakhvasudevan3396]

@@ThiloBauer Then we shall join hands and fight them .. Let no man forget how menacing we are , we are lions .. You know whats there .. Immortality ! Take em ! Its Yours ! ( *music* )

[@Player.95]

2:10 the horse in scared of the scream 😂

[@fijigangs3622]

Damn Boagrius dropped harder than my dad's belt.

[@lordmegatron2698]

toxic anxiety you have no idea how suggestive that sounds. Why is your dad dropping his belt in front of you?

[@wesleyprice2523]

Me too man me too.

[@erickz6828]

Thats so wrong lol

[@alabamagametime7583]

@@lordmegatron2698 I think that's the point of the JOKE

[@rebekahfunches6876]

What's that mean?

[@DirtySouthJR]

"He's not my king" "Well in that case this 1 vs 1 battle doesn't count. CHARGE!"

[@VRmission38]

Perfectly executed. The arteries leading to the neck and head ( carotid and vertebral ) supply all the blood. You can't live without them. Once severed.......you're DONE.

[@michaelccozens]

Beyond being fatal, severing those arteries instantly destroys the blood pressure keeping the red stuff in your brain. That drops out and takes the oxygen/CO2 removal with it, resulting in almost-immediate unconsciousness.

[@BlisterHiker]

Only that scene is a pile of movie *nonsense!* Maybe you can run around someone in football game, but you will never move your body faster than a hand of the opponent, especially experienced warrior! It doesn't take much imagination to figure out Boagrius had a lot of experience with opponents of all sizes.

[@fangsabre]

It's actually more of a direct stab to the heart through the gap in the top of the ribcage.

[@NavyDave219]

​@@BlisterHikershut up

[@JohnDoe-kx1yt]

​@@BlisterHikereach dog has its day

[@kiddfacee]

I was about 10 or 11 when this first came out on dvd. watched it for the first time with my dad. this was one of the most legendary fatalities of it's time.

[@Cardan011]

Best Hollywood version of Achilles ever

[@jeremietheguy]

It's funny to think about how slow messages must be relayed in the past like that. Like the messenger boy probably rode his horse like an hour back to the camp to find Achilles, woke up him, waited for him to groom his hair and prepare his body in various ways, and then rode another hour back to the battlefield while the whole time Agamemnon's just like "hey I swear my fighter is coming! We camped too far away last night!"

[@michaelccozens]

There's some interesting scholarship on how the speed of communication fundamentally limits the geographical size of a mass society. Will be interesting to watch it play-out if we ever manage to start colonizing extra-solar planets; hard to rule a place meaningfully if it takes months or years to get a question answered.

[@Yaris510]

"Imagine a King who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight." Achilles' method of dispatching a much larger opponent - leaping high, salmon-like, to deliver a fatal thrust - is chillingly convincing

[@jwgoon]

His signature technique. That's what makes Achilles stand out amongst other warriors of his time.

[@CHXFIT95]

One of the most badass scenes of all time

[@theonpupjoy3561]

"IS THERE NO ONE ELSE" 3:10 *Old Man volunteers*

[@adamantium4797]

Maximus suddenly steps in lol

[@danielbuenrostro872]

Gets head lobbed off with one swing of the sword

[@royhsieh4307]

every other medieval movie fights: sword fights go cling cling cling for 20 minutes this one: fatality

[@innocent-_-]

flawless victory

[@elpancho7084]

*Brad Pitt sues for honor for stealing his execution*

[@-Zagreus-]

Tbh i would not be suprised

[@freaknastycreep2737]

Cyborg for King . it looks like Achilles is a hired goon

[@nailaalatasalatas7905]

😊😊

[@Gg-pq2wr]

INCREDIBILISSSS

[@elpancho7084]

@@Gg-pq2wr Etiam!!

[@tombystander]

The audio in this clip is one of the best I've ever heard.

[@monk3y777]

Achilles:"Imagine a King who fights his OWN wars" Alexander The Great: Hold my Ouzo

[@nickpaschentis5284]

Hold my Malamatina (Macedonian Ouzo).

[@ivayloivanov3744]

LOL, Alexander is not greek.

[@ingalls5629]

@@ivayloivanov3744 he is Greek, and certainly not slav like modern Macedonian

[@ivayloivanov3744]

@@ingalls5629 he was thracian

[@ΑρχιμιδηςΣαραδελης]

@@ivayloivanov3744 HAHAHA yeah now i believed you slav boy

[@JoshuanKnode]

Nathan Jones is one of those guys who are really good non-verbally. His first to roars to his army are like "Yeah make some noise!" Getting them all psyched up; then he turns around and roars again a little more subdued, a little more serious like "Okay that was fun but let's get down to business" All that without uttering a single line of dialogue

[@acardenasjr1340]

He was a beast in Mad Max, looks like he hasn't even changed.

[@the3xtr3mist]

notice the detail; I think he knows so well that after that sword to the neck move, the foe will first fall on his knees then completely perish.. notice how he keeps walking keeping his head bowed, concentrated in the anticipation of the expected sound of that fall on the knees, then he immediately raises his head to look forward upon hearing that the job is done as expected. I think that is an intentional detail put there to show how good Achilles was at what he did.

[@michaelccozens]

That's why Achilles was so bored and annoyed with the whole affair. He was so beyond any other warrior that battle had become as routine as paperwork. He was just going through the motions, because that's all he needed to do.

[@josephtalmadge3108]

The fight between Achilles and Hector of Troy was fantastic

[@alltimefavorite5741]

0:22 let's appreciate the king for his talent on calling achilles..

[@Sedativ]

AKILIIIIZ!!!!! My favourite scene!

[@margauxmilan]

Achilles: _"Imagine a king who fights his own battles..."_ Baldwin IV: _"Withdraw or we will all die here."_

[@suzananjegic4337]

"Is there no one else?", I love that quote.

[@Georgi-Slavov]

old king:"ANABOLICUS!" Agamemnon:""ALCOHOLICUS!"

[@nathanieldarkundeath]

Ju

[@Georgi-Slavov]

@@nathanieldarkundeath ?

[@nathanieldarkundeath]

@@Georgi-Slavov Hey

[@HIVEMINDxMusic]

This clip is the perfect example of agility winning over strength. By the placement of Achilles' blade through the left trapezius muscle, he would have directly pierced Boagrius' heart. Achilles sure knew his anatomy

[@Omomamizo]

bruhh whahahahaha

[@sloppyjalopy9749]

'by the placement of achille's blade through the left trapezius muscle' bro shut the fuck up

[@daniel-coon]

He struck his subclavian artery, not his heart. Bleed out would take a couple of seconds longer .

[@TestECull]

@@daniel-coon with how long that sword is it probably nicked the aorta at the minimum.

[@drachmonius]

Or you know, being an invulnerable demigod also helps

[@loneeagle6026]

8 feet tall. That's okay. I'm gonna need a running start.

[@RockyB43426]

'he is not my king', simply superb

[@joeyoung431]

One of the few strengths of this movie is that Achilles fights in an entirely different style to everyone else, which both visually evokes and rationally explains why he's the best there is. Brad Pitt's performance is similar; he's one of the few bright spots in a cast who often don't seem to be trying very hard.

[@kryptickiddo8481]

Can we just agree on the fact that Achilles is one of the most badass movie characters in TV like ever ?

[@douglasbath976]

ironically, Pitt injured his Achilles tendon doing this scene.

[@kryptickiddo8481]

@@douglasbath976 no way 😂

[@douglasbath976]

Yes. He actually did.

[@kryptickiddo8481]

@@douglasbath976 the odds 😭

[@rainingoogle4362]

0:20 That moment when your opponent unleashed a Lvl 30 Water-type Pokemon ... and you know you have a Lvl 100 Pikachu 🙂

[@PsyMOONze]

Another virgin gamer comment.

[@rainingoogle4362]

@@PsyMOONze lol says the virgin troll

[@sideephects]

“Is there no one else” Me in the back whispering to my bro “ I’d beat his ass”

[@OrcinusLaryngologist]

This comment has me laughing hysterically. 🤣

[@Cdawg_6969]

“Think how many songs they’ll sing in your honnor.” Is really all it took for him to fight

[@mariluu2280]

That little jump he does, that is his signature fight move is amazing. (Just needed to watch some Troy fight scenes after reading "The Song of Achilles" lol. 🤷‍♀️😁)

[@goodvibes627]

Soldier called "Noah Ells" sweating balls in the crowd.

[@stampedmetalsword8099]

Where did Boagrius get his roids? Didn't know they had PEDs 3000 years ago

[@GhostSamaritan]

Bro, he's almost as natty as Kali Muscle.

[@II-sn8hw]

@Killer Dude he was being sarcastic

[@j-r-m7775]

Killer Dude Look up Kali muscle and then slap yourself for not knowing sarcasm.

[@Bdelliumharts]

So the warlord of Lesbos didn't have a bubble gut?

[@brettwilkinson9529]

They were often slaves and used to fight the Kings battles. Lived in a kill or be killed society .Worked hard labour building their bodies to a fighting weapon. Life was very short for so many.

[@seesidesummerhouse6112]

Achilles such a good sport he gave them the option to re-roll.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

00:00 - did that old dude just cry "BIIAAAAAAAATCH!!!"?

[@007Fusiion]

whynottalklikeapirat That killed me. Didn’t even notice that bit before.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

@@007Fusiion His men sure approve, and then behold out comes the biatch xD

[@dachampions]

This is deadly lol

[@gueratom]

ah ah ah made my day

[@melaninmoxiellc963]

LMAOOOO

[@Amadeus8484]

157: "I don't like this video." "That's why no one will remember your name."

[@thedabolicious2100]

I N C R E D I B L I S

[@obi-wankenobi7708]

Get out of here you fake. I'm the only real Centurion main. He's my man and my main boo-thang. ^_^

[@danemigliaccio850]

@@obi-wankenobi7708 What rep are you with him?

[@obi-wankenobi7708]

@@danemigliaccio850 I have him at several different levels. On PS4 I have rep 55 Centurion. On XBOX my Centurion is rep 60, though I don't actively play on XBOX anymore. I just recently started playing PC as well. I'm rep 7 on Centurion for PC. Edit: Fixed my twelve hundred, dyslexic, non-existant, I just woke up words. xD

[@danemigliaccio850]

@@obi-wankenobi7708 Oof Im only a rep 12 on xbox and I *JUST* started on ps4 so I dont even got him but im planning to get vortiger when he comes out.

[@michaelortiz1732]

*I N F I R M U S*

[@Moneyversity15]

Achilles : Imagine a king who fights his own battles, wouldn't that be a sight. Alexander the great enters the chat*

[@ΨΣχ_1988Ω]

It's like in the movie Alexander. Army: We want to go home... Alexander: My body is also covered with scars, and my bones are broken, and we move on to India.

[@eggoglobal2947]

I remember the line"IN THE WORLD OF MEN, SPEED DETERMINS THE WINNER"

[@MrGrownman455]

"Imagine a King who fights is own battles" So true. I bet every warrior and military soldier has said the samething since the first human war was fought.

[@seberdays]

You can't say it to Leonidas though.

[@ThePaganSun]

Agamemnon was actually one of the best warriors in the Iliad who routed the Trojans to their walls without divine help. Even Hector was warned by Zeus to stay away.

[@dominikbarac6917]

AEHRAGERAAEGHAAREAA - Boagrius

[@EtoTheKay]

Boagrius was played by the massive 6'11" Nathan Jones. He talked about this scene. This scene was shot in Mexico, the extras were paid $10/day, and were fainting left, right and center under the hot sun in their costumes. Brad Pitt sprained his ankle in the action sequence and his stunt double had to finish the scene. The sword he gets stabbed with wasnt a sword at all - the handle was real, but the sword part was all CGI. He also had to train for 6 weeks to learn how to javelin those spears. Cool shit.

[@survivorfan8558]

1:24 I like how when he’s saying that the guy in the middle of him and Achilles looks extremely depressed