Troy | Menelaus and Paris Fight for Helen of Troy | ClipZone: High Octane Hits

[@Quakeinc14]

"Is this what you left me for?" I have to agree with him. lmao.

[@PajafromPrague]

Yes because he was nicer then he .

[@Quakeinc14]

@@PajafromPrague He’s nice because he can’t protect nobody lmao. He’s still a kid. Back then a woman needed a protector more than modern times.

[@PajafromPrague]

@@Quakeinc14 as Helen said she was a shadow . If he was a good husband and especially woudnt marry her after a game he woudnt end left . She should know this . Not to mention now Agamemnon does not care about his marrige he wants troy

[@quentinparker7404]

Paris was a plumber who laid better pipe.🤣

[@LocalFloridaMan24]

@@PajafromPraguethan*

[@NoizyB0y26]

Hector: Let him swing and miss, he'll tire. Paris: Swing and misses and got tired 😂😂😂

[@hansolo631]

He was tired before he even swung, which is pretty realistic. Fighting is EXHAUSTING, even just the adrenaline and being that tense is tiring. I find it amusing Orlando Bloom didn't like playing a coward, I guess he never read the script? Probably my favourite role of his tbh, Legalos is so... IDK. I'm not big on LOTR. Everytime I see him in something now or read his name, I think of Bieber cuckolding him so badly he tried to fistfight the little bugger

[@kal.asther]

@@hansolo631 What's the news on bieber and him? He actually played paris very well here, you can totally believable inadequacy in his part of the fight. One of his best. I also liked him in Kingdom of Heaven.

[@dbodooley]

Haha right. Dude I wish this was Legolas instead! Would have been a different outcome.

[@kal.asther]

@@dbodooley Would've been a bad story too.

[@datsapaddlin]

Paris was a lover not a fighter 😂

[@RonnieRon96]

Bro started a war, dishonored himself and his country, got his brother killed, father killed, city burned and just peace's out at the end with his little bow. I've never hated a movie character so much in my entire life.

[@GEORGEALEKSIPTWTISTHS]

Yes he killed him with a bow 🏹 , because he knows that 1vs1 , with Achilles with sword 🗡️ , he was already dead

[@timw5358]

Bro, i cant even watch the end of the movie because it pisses me off so much that he out of all people survived

[@Rockadela_]

Typical Turk

[@ricomunoz045]

All the women in all the lands, and he had to steal a married woman. A warlord's wife, at that.

[@nahor88]

@@ricomunoz045 Helen was being mistreated by Menelaus. We actually see him messing around with the whores during the party. She didn't even want to be with him in the first place. He did what he thought was right morally. It's unfortunate that it started a war, but Troy was in a good place to defend itself.

[@TheMegatron673]

IS THIS WHAT YOU LEFT ME FOOOR? ! 😂😂😂

[@ConradMarbourg3635]

@TheMegatron673 : me being as b l a c k p i l l as you can get : are you really that surprised brah ?

[@FrankFernandez-wi4sq]

No lies detected ✔️

[@ParagonOlsen]

Menelaus low-key relatable.

[@xyPERSON]

@@ParagonOlsen Yeah... I would have sympathized with Menelaus had he not been an abusive, controlling prick. That is the other reason Helen left him for Paris.

[@ParagonOlsen]

@@xyPERSON I don't think he abused Helen.

[@chuchulainn9275]

If only Paris's actions were as bold as his words.

[@SamDavidJr]

If only his fighting was as bold as his actions.

[@winterspirit3734]

If only he​ was bold as he claimed@@SamDavidJr

[@Quinntus79]

If only he had a bit of impulse control, and not kidnapped a married woman.

[@anujsaxena2861]

It might have been if he was fighting with a bow, instead of a sword. He wasnt brave or skilled in combat as Menelaus was, but the Illiad does mention Paris as being a skilled archer.

[@andrerosa6470]

In that detail of impulse control, it was he's fault and it wasent. Was Afrodite's fault. Years before the trojan war Paris had to offer a golden aplle to one of three godess. Hera, Atena or Afrodite. I dont remember wath promisses Hera and Atena make to hem, but Afrodite promisse to he the most beautiful woman of entire greece, and show the image of Elena of Troy in a vision. When they meet, she fall in love for Paris, and Paris for her, it was Afrodite's fault. My english is terrible.

[@_FunctionONE]

"Tonight, I'll drink to your bones" and "You see the crows? They've never tasted Prince before" are some chilling lines

[@probablynotleo4340]

I feel bad for Agamemnon, I feel bad for Hector, I feel bad for Achilles, heck I even feel bad for the crows who never tasted a price. But Paris? He can suffer.

[@nahor88]

@@probablynotleo4340 Why would you feel bad for Agamemnon? If I remember correctly, he was a douche in the Illiad as well. His wife and son team up to kill him when he returns home.

[@probablynotleo4340]

@nahor88 Oh right, I should specify, I felt bad for Agamemnon in this movie. He lost his brother because of Paris being a coward.

[@nahor88]

@@probablynotleo4340 No way; he used it as an excuse to attack Troy in the first place. There is nothing to feel bad about. He could have been satisfied with his huge empire. He says himself he doesn't actually care about Helen.

[@barbarossa1780]

I’d be terrified if Brendan Gleason said that to me now!

[@alanmunoz4750]

Brian Cox's laugh deserved an Oscar alone lmao

[@하허-e7x]

ㄹㅇㅋㅋ

[@Dhruva213]

100% its epic laugh and timing... very rare in cinematic history.

[@SirBoggins]

6:09

[@kimber1911]

I get that often.

[@magallanesagustin4952]

He laughs like Muttley 😂

[@MrKarlozz]

Orlando Bloom's performance doesn't get enough praise. He nailed this one

[@Walle8707]

and the wife

[@chrisrarc]

Orlando Bloom has gone on interview record to say that he did not like how his character was written as weak and incompetent in this movie. Regardless, he acted his part well for the material and script he was given.

[@H.K.5]

@@chrisrarc Him being able to play a coward like Paris a year after playing a badass like Legolas just shows how versatile he is. The best actors are the ones who can play different roles and not the same characters in every movie.

[@chrisrarc]

@@H.K.5 yup got it! Just saying that he has said he did not enjoy how his character was portrayed, without regard to this skill / versatility as an actor

[@ryanhoskins01]

Bloom totally nailed this role.

[@castortroy2154]

Hector's love for his little brother is immeasurable.

[@TuBui-dc1tg]

They will still attack troy whether Paris die or not.

[@Ijustlostmydawggg]

And Paris stupidity is immeasurable 😂

[@kittikovari4322]

Sadly

[@CyclingMartialartswithMusic]

Arent all brothers?

[@davidortiz3094]

​@@TuBui-dc1tgF that boy.1 boy equals a nation? Weak talk

[@jeanclaude24]

Paris is the real villain of this movie and it's annoying because he deserved to die. His selfishness killed his brother, father, people, and their kingdom. Bro should've been a man and accepted his death instead of crawling to his brother's feet like a coward.

[@strangerofthisworld]

Sort of. Greece was looking for any excuse to have Troy submit or sack it.

[@Rhugor]

This is literally the text of the Iliad (that Paris sucked, and Hector was a Chad), the thousands year old story the movie is based on. It's also a drama for the gods to amuse themselves and end their disputes in an entertaining way too. Its basically treated as deity sports betting to be honest.

[@rahulmig35]

They would have still sacked troy. They did not come for helen..it was just an excuse. Hector perhaps understood that and drew first blood

[@waynepickersgill5041]

So true is actions where foolish and sick, then he had no balls to out smart a older man after his brother told him what to do!!!!!

[@vincenthammons-kd9du]

@@rahulmig35 they would of never won if not for the horse tho

[@DavidSongan]

"He is my brother!" Those who have small brothers will understand the tone Hector used when defending his small brother. As an elder brother you'd step in front of the sword for your brother no questions asked. Cheers to all the big brothers out there. We built different.

[@Fernando-nz3rb]

Hector in the Iliad did not care about the life of Paris. Not every brother or sister cares about their brothers and sisters. Cleopatra, the lover of Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, killed her brother and sister for power.

[@chrisscott2197]

I hate being a younger brother😢

[@nm7358]

Same logic for Menelaus, who was Agamemnon's younger brother. And by killing the latter's kid brother by a cheap shot, Hector ensured that Agamemnon would want nothing else but to wipe Troy, and everyone inside, off the surface of the earth.

[@Dagrizzb]

Big brother of 4 years senior. When I first watched this movie about 1 year ago for the first time(directors cut), I completely understood the reasoning for both sides. Made it even better.

[@jahboogie777]

Built so different that Hector decided to sacrifice the safety of Troy by killing Menelaus instead of forcing his little brother to finish the fight he started.

[@avinashmohapatra1637]

Hector a man of honour and a valiant warrior. Eric Bana steals the show

[@Euro.Patriot]

This one was, not the Iliad one.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@Euro.Patriot The Iliad is a propaganda piece written by the Greeks. All of their heroes are godly and apparently can singlehandedly route armies while the greatest Trojan needs the help of the gods to win fights. All of it is fiction regardless, but this movie's Hector feels like he's given fairer treatment as the legit #2 best warrior in the world, and greatest ideal of a hero in this story.

[@Euro.Patriot]

@@pietrpiepir6444 The Iliad is the source.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

@@Euro.Patriot Yes it is...

[@Euro.Patriot]

@@pietrpiepir6444 You're claiming a story based on propaganda is more reliable than the propaganda when the story has very little of what happened. The whole movie is a mess.

[@RokokJarangBeli-hd7ht]

Orlando Bloom in Kingdom of Heaven = 🦁 Orlando Bloom in Troy = 🐁

[@TemurbekValiev27]

Orlando Bloom in The lord of the rings = 🏹

[@RokokJarangBeli-hd7ht]

@@TemurbekValiev27 Orlando bloom in kingdom of heaven and Troy = 👉👌🗿

[@mightydarkseid3098]

Brendan Gleeson as Reynald in Kingdom of Heaven = 🫏 Brendan Gleeson as Menelaus in Troy = 🫏

[@fittushattana]

Too bad he learnt elvish marksmanship only at the end of the movie

[@MajingaZetto]

Orlando Bloom in Black Hawk Down = 🚁 😵

[@stratosfire1943]

The laughing every time 😂😂😂

[@9unslin9er]

I can't believe it's never been made into a meme.

[@VikingKong.]

@@9unslin9er Yes never, that has never ever happened before.

[@Nadermohammadkhani-ne8uc]

😂😂😂😂

[@road3557]

The fact this film did not win an Oscar for visual effects is criminal. The visuals look better than films 20 years later.

[@RadiantSilverlighter]

Thats not true. But yes it's a good looking movie.

[@road3557]

@@RadiantSilverlighter I just saw Furiosa and many other films that highlight effects. The reason why films now look worse in some cases then others, and not all. It’s because visuals have become more expensive. In Troy, the battle scenes are state of the art and the effects are honestly better than a lot of films today.

[@Zemlja_je_ravna]

All movies today are behind green screens, they choose the easy and cheap way for profit.

[@adamcade604]

​@@road3557or because Troy it's shot on 35mm

[@badra1593]

The ending was sad because of the killing of the heroes Hector and Achilles and the burning of Troy As for the cowardly Paris, who caused the fall of Troy and all this war, he escaped and remained Alive!!

[@tohellmyname]

@@badra1593 at least he died in the source material

[@2freezing]

He actually was slayed by Menelaus and took Helen back to Greece in the lliad.

[@ThatGuy-tg7cv]

​@@2freezing not sure what source you're citing with that information --none that I can find or am aware of. In classical mythology accounts, Paris was mortally wounded by Philoctetes.

[@2freezing]

@@ThatGuy-tg7cv its in the game Achilles legends of troy. One of the more accurate depictions of the war.

[@vladimir4526]

he want love not war, so he lived

[@andresihotang2314]

5:49 and 6:10 Agamemnon's mocking laughter is iconic and hilarious Brian Cox is such a wonderful actor

[@rjaballe]

6:10 Agamemnon the king of memes 😂

[@betraid]

i went to kitchen to check if that was my kettle xD that laugh

[@yudajd9665]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cgh7337]

"Make him swing & miss.... he'll tire" Menelaus proceeds to connect on every swing.

[@Alessandro-up7tf]

Well, to be fair, this was probably the first real fight for Paris, while Menelaus, altough not on the level of Hector or Achilles, was an exepert warrior, superior to Paris in every way.

[@gtassa01]

Paris forgot the "miss" part

[@seesidesummerhouse6112]

What I love about this scene is that Hector was fully aware the war wasn’t about Helen, he knew that it was merely a pretext for a war of aggression. Agamemnon confirms this several times in secret, and Hector earlier says something along the lines of “Do you think Agamemnon cares about his brother’s marriage? They’ve come for what’s ours.” Hector was perceptive enough to know that Paris’ offer was futile, and acceptance of it was disingenuous. Paris, being naive, desperate and a romantic idealist, did not understand the undercurrents at play, just as he similarly didn’t possess the pragmatism, foresight and/or political sense to know that an affair with Helen would be disastrous. Knowing the duel was meaningless, Hector, whilst being shown to momentarily wrestle with the decision, ultimately saves his brother, knowing full well the battle was going to take place regardless.

[@leoskiss3390]

I feel like this comment should be pinned! Hector knew it was all bullshit an wasn’t finna let his brother get killed when they were gonna have the war regardless….I agree 100000%

[@Panzerfaust26]

Even more meaningful that Hector stepped in, when their father really believed that by his younger son's sacrifice the conflict could be adverted.

[@Aemilius46]

Hector and his wife, and Priam we're by far the greatest characters in this movie!!

[@DragonOfThewildInternet]

I liked Odysseus

[@malbecks316]

The cast is phenomenal and the timing of this scene could not have been any better. It felt so liberating seeing Orlando Bloom getting wrecked, and in hindsight I respect him a lot for doing it like this. Perfect casting all around.

[@JPL821]

If I was a soldier and found out we are fighting over a woman…I’m ending my king.

[@darbyheavey406]

She was a cause beli…..😊

[@jayruddock2704]

TBF they were just looking for an excuse to invade Troy . Paris taking Helen was just the excuse he needed to march all of Greece there.

[@TTUploads]

Agamemnon literally said in this video 'I didn't come for your pretty Wife, I came for Troy'

[@TSS-nq2ul]

1. You are getting paid. 2. Soldiers fight war, if you want to discuss the ethics of conflicts go become a philosopher or a politician.

[@missvai28]

@@TSS-nq2ul well said

[@ray-paulorie8956]

The sun was shining when your wife left you. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@cannondawkins9781]

😂😂😂

[@OdipiyoPhilliam-jx9qi]

An annoying remark😂😂

[@JPMix_TV]

Orlando Bloom's transition from this character to an elf in Lord of the rings is just amazing.

[@ghostxl8525]

He was an even more badass in kingdom of heaven

[@YounanPhoto]

No. Not more than Legolas, arguably the best warrior ever seen on the big screen.

[@marhabanasir8]

My favorite dialogues from this scene... * A brave offer but not enough... * Careful boy, my mercy has limits... * I accept your challenge, I'll drink your bones... * You think of his sword and your sword and nothing... * Is this what you left me for...

[@timw5358]

Can forget his wheezing laughs too.

[@shiroamakusa8075]

A posh English guy is fighting against a burly Irish guy and his Scottish brother and needs the help of an Aussie to bail him out. Is the movie trying to tell us something?

[@danielbalderrama4137]

Happy concidence I think.

[@Kletusthetightlippedacademic]

No, it isn't trying to tell you anything. Literally nothing at all.

[@PaulReboca]

No. Nobody is trying to tell you anything but watch the movie

[@SuperMrDeadpool]

Hector crushes a fosters can on his forehead.

[@artofsam]

You sure you aren’t just schizophrenic?

[@GhettoHunnids]

"tHe tRojaNs hAd VIolAted tHeIr agREeMeNt" Says the one who was gonna violate the agreement first no matter what 😂

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

*have

[@Xylarxcode]

He's still right, though. They were the ones who issued the challenge, and then their fighter was the one who backed out of it and crawled away. And finally, they were the ones who stabbed Menelaus in the gut by surprise when he wanted to continue the duel. Yea, Agamemnon was gonna force the war anyway, but that doesn't mean the Trojans didn't violate their pact. They were supposed to have an honorable duel and instead, their duelist slinked away and his brother committed a dishonorable kill on an opponent whose life wasn't his to take. Not at that particular moment, anyhow.

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

@Xylarxcode yeah but the Greeks also lied about the pact when agamemnon was walking back to his chariot (idk if that what it's called) so him being stabbed by Hector was kinda like karma

[@OutspokenSeeker]

@@user-bl7em8sx6o but actions are louder than words. Yes the Greeks intended to break the agreement, but it was the Trojans who did it first, and it was their challenge in the first place. The dishonour belongs to Paris and the Trojans because Paris declined to honour his own words and his brother intervened and killed the opposing party. It doesn’t matter that the Greeks were going to break the rules, the Trojans already had.

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

@@OutspokenSeeker true. But a war over a woman is ridiculous for either side. Achilles ended up facing karma for desecration apollos statue

[@GEOSPATIALHOMESCHOOL-tw1fd]

The pain of Hector's death still hurts me deep....😢😢 It touched me to the point I almost forgot it was a movie!!!!

[@СветланаГубеева-д5л]

Про любовь❤

[@gemox3225]

I felt the same, unfortunately.

[@TeddyWangui]

Mine was Achille’s.

[@khaldrogo4460]

I was happy when paris killed archiles took revenge for his brother

[@thenaberius6081]

Paris didnt take his brothers advice, hes not stronger he is just bit faster and has more stamina of youth. But he did exactly the opisite, he tired himself out while trying to outstrenght is oponent. Thats why he failed.

[@brickhouse7978]

Yeah I noticed that too. It’s obvious that he’s never picked up a sword let alone fight in a battle

[@thenaberius6081]

@@brickhouse7978 i think he picked it up in traing he was pretty good for pussy. Hes just not good enough. He did better than any of us would... How old is he supposed to be?

[@danielbalderrama4137]

​@@thenaberius6081actually considering the story behind Agamennon's rise to power. Menelaus was a very capable fighter he spent the majority of his life fighting alongside his brother for control of Greece. There was no way Paris would outlast Menelaus in stamina, especially considering Menelaus gave himself a greater edge by getting rid of his shield. This means he is using less energy on carrying a heavy shield and can focus more power on his attack. Paris shield was too big and definitely heavy. He should have been using the shield the Apollon guard used because it has protection and is lighter, more suited to his style of fighting. Paris is definitely quicker and his smaller size gives him a better advantage to avoid telegraphing his attacks as well as presenting a better defensive stance. Plus clearly he was afraid causing him to hesitate lowering his speed of his attacks. I have trained with the 6th legion Ferreta and I am roughly the same size as Paris and fought people as big as Menelaus. What I found out is the best method to fight those type of scenarios is a measured retreat, not outlasting your opponent because that rarely happens but rather let them have the full attack advantage against your shield but using your shield offensively by smacking it against their shield or to taunt them a bit. While their attacking, you wait for the right moment and one thrust straight threw gives you the victory. If your attack fails, you then return to a defensive stance and wait for the next opportunity.

[@Fingerling2012]

⁠​⁠@@brickhouse7978but towards the end hes of course good with a bow and arrow and was able to kill the biggest bad ass in the whole movie

[@dannyjack659]

​@@Fingerling2012oh yea, shot a skilled warrior in the foot as he was distracted and rescuing his sister and then quivered with fear as the warrior approached....umm yea worthy of praise....

[@GoldBanks60]

"You see the crows?? They have never tasted Prince before." Hilarious 🤣🤣

[@hiconicscorporatepresentat6373]

"Your wife has"😂

[@Zoup009]

It is a shame that Paris turned out to be a coward. Basic rule in life: Never throw a challenge, if you cannot meet it; never bite off more than you can chew.

[@km3455]

Hector and Achilles are the real brothers in this saga.

[@tonynelson2259]

"You want me to look upon your army and tremble well I see them, I see 50,000 men brought here to fight for one man's greed. This is one of the strongest lines ever by a warrior in Greek Mythology. Hector was arguably the strongest character in "Troy"

[@shanej.w4822]

I've huge respect for Hector for being not just a good brother, but a good Prince, Leader and definitely a true Warrior Hero Legend. With a caring heart of a Big Brother, Skills rivaling that of Achilles', bravery of a lion, and wisdom of a Deity. Hector was more a respected man and legend than of Achilles' egoism, but both strong and legendary Warriors indeed. RIP Hector, the Hero of all of Greece and Troy! 🔥

[@Quinntus79]

I feel like a good a prince would have thought more of his people, than for a brother whose actions brought war upon his kingdom. If Hector were a good leader, he’d of allowed Menelaus to kill Paris, and sent Helen of Sparta back to her husband, along with some gold to pay for expenses.

[@deusdex1186]

He's a fool like his brother.

[@TreFZger]

@@Quinntus79 If you grew up with siblings you would understand the bond between brothers. I know it sounds corny but you would always defend your little brother, no matter what he did.

[@Quinntus79]

@TreFZger So all of Troy burns to the ground, and the Bronze Age collapses, because Hector was unwilling to let Paris face the consequences of his actions.

[@TreFZger]

@@Quinntus79 Yes

[@xhuljanshahu6631]

7:30 Priam : Fight him , son ! Fight Him 8:01 Hector : ….. 8:13 Priam : Shit , i was talking to Pa… 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@antoniogross2266]

IS THIS WHAT YOU LEFT ME FOR??? LOL EPIC

[@khaldrogo4460]

😂😂😂 modern day c**k😂😂😂

[@Bdhacker101]

Fun Fact: Sean Bean's character doesn't die in this movie. The only time in cinematic history where a Sean Bean character survives.

[@Iacobus90]

What about Jupiter ascending?

[@creamy_biscuits3693]

Or the Martian

[@DustyLBottoms]

That’s soldiering

[@dycheoutmoyesin]

Sharpe

[@SrebrnyWonsz]

Silent Hill (2006)

[@ryangallmeier6647]

Always loved how Hector unsheathed his sword with his left hand and an inverted grip.

[@املهنداوي-ت2ب]

This movie deserves to win Oscar Prize undoubtedly .

[@codymoe4986]

This film is 20 years old...is it going to win that Oscer, posthumously?

[@املهنداوي-ت2ب]

@@codymoe4986 Really , you are a big cow that deserves dustbin prize .lol

[@louskuntz819]

Paris was such a little failure of a man can’t believe he killed Achilles

[@WaldregTheGreat]

I saw this in the cinema 20 years ago with my dad, still remember that viewing well

[@DenisVintage]

I just love Agamennon's ironic laughs 😂😂

[@Al-ok1lj]

Wheeze-laughs lol!

[@jayoliver3568]

I need a gif of that

[@MilanUnknown]

Its a meme for years already xD

[@Nadermohammadkhani-ne8uc]

Me too😂😂

[@bronze_age_hero]

Meanwhile Odysseus... "I just want to go back home...", lmao...I love this movie.

[@MrSpeedyAce]

1:10 That synchronized dismount was perfect!

[@mg19cal]

Trojans were known for their horse riding prowess👍

[@arpitk2470]

Paris was a Gen-Z kid of the Ancient history!

[@Aemilius46]

You just sound completely stupid... No one in the last few hundred years would've lasted in the Ancient World! And that INCLUDES you narcissistic cowardly older generations!

[@Christian-Gigi]

Facts😂

[@jorgeluis2247]

6:11 When you ask your parents if you were planned...

[@williamhamilton1154]

This is one on THE underrated movies.

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

I'm not sure it's underrated. I think most movie goers are aware of this movie and how well done it is

[@williamhamilton1154]

@@user-bl7em8sx6o I’m more referring to how it was received at the time.

[@IMBRAHIMOVIC100]

its a shame modern movies cant replicate scenes like this

[@Euro.Patriot]

This is a modern movie and it was terrible.

[@pdxcorgidad]

​@Euro.Patriot Right? This film was not some sort of cinematic masterpiece.

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

​@pdxcorgidad it had great choreography, acting, aesthetics and locations? What are the negatives of this movie?

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

​@@Euro.Patriot it's not modern. 2 decades isn't modern. That's like calling lotr a modern movie. Everything now is cgi trash

[@pdxcorgidad]

@@user-bl7em8sx6o I mean how long of a list would you like?

[@kanthector]

"Fight him son..". What a king Priam was ! Despite seeing his son had no chance of surviving.

[@kittikovari4322]

Well you know, honor

[@APoxyR8]

All these intense scenes give chills, the sound effects like the sword cutting the air, crows, leather armour, it makes it all so good. Great directing and amazing cast.

[@gengamer_]

This is one of the most incredible movies that I've ever seen, I feel grateful to had the opportunity to watch it on the launch 🙏

[@aerordoido]

i swear to God if Paris stayed quiet and let the fight start, they would have won and he would never be so humiliated in his life LMAO.

[@josephstalin331]

According to the original Greek story, Paris and Menelaus never fought. Menelaus wasn't kill in the Trojan war, he live throughout the siege and capture of the city. He also took Helen back.

[@slasher19necroslayer42]

Technically Paris offers Menelaus a fair fight. Yet when the time comes, Paris didn’t came. Yeah, he didn’t come to fight for Helen, which he offered to Menelaus.

[@lol0ajo]

they did fought. he was going to kill paris but Aphrodite saved paris.

[@leadizolatorz668]

And Odysseus's son actually met melenaus.

[@wildinthewild3704]

Menelaos was later killed by Helen

[@WhiteGuyNextDoor]

Exactly the comment i was looking for! Menelaus easily defeats Paris. Before Menelaus can kill him, Apphrodite sweeps him away into the city walls. And then, while the Greeks and Trojans squabble over the duel's winner, Athena inspires the Trojan Pandarus to shoot Menelaus with his bow and arrow. However, Athena never intended for Menelaus to die, and she protects him from the arrow of Pandarus. Menelaus is wounded in the abdomen, and the fighting resumes. **Fun fact: According to the Roman scholar and author Hyginus, Menelaus ended up being one of the Greek soldiers that was stashed inside the Trojan horse. **Extra fun fact: During the Trojan horse siege Menelaus kills Deiphobus, who later married Helen after Paris' death

[@nykia31]

Hector deserved so much better. Honorable men often do.

[@touchm3]

Paris and Helen were later found in one of the circles of hell in Dante's Inferno

[@elderleon1844]

I gess why...lol!

[@dzimujikambarage9784]

It was his idea to have a one on one fight but runs to his brother when he realizes he's lost

[@Salimi.k]

One of the most beautiful movies I have seen ❤❤

[@shyloshylo147]

Tout bon wi! Son bel sinema wi

[@markydan1232]

Brian Cox is toooo perfect for this role 😭

[@JordTheeNord]

6:10 always gets me xD

[@AvsegnoGrisiewky]

"The sun was shining when your wife left you". Ouchh. Let no man ever hear that again.

[@mahmoodma1116]

That arrogant Paris exposed his people and his town to destruction because of his reckless actions. Imagine a man inviting you to a table of peace and then you betray him. The disturbing thing is that all the brave ones were killed while he survived.

[@BossSham-ez8tp]

Masterpiece, where are movies like this today.................

[@dustinreid9472]

Dude enchanted his weapon at 4:36

[@moopig50000]

I like how he said "stand back prince hector" and "ill kill him at your feet" rather than "ill kill you both!" Or something like that. Ive always liked that aspect of this interaction

[@MScorpioM]

Eric Bana makes Orlando Bloom look like a teenager.

[@katerinapatiniotis5598]

Agamemnon's laughs are hilarious 😂😆

[@jabronirigatoni4648]

Eric Bana as Hector, is almost better then Pitt as Achilles. 2 of the best performances of all time. My personal favorite movie.

[@JustTheInformationPlease]

Troy is one of my favorite movies, kind of slept on these days.

[@MrSlanderer]

Gets a lot of hate due to its utter disregard of the source material, this scene included (Menelaus survived the war).

[@GorillazINmist]

One the best olden days battle movies.

[@clsm2195]

One of the best movies of all time,for me personally.

[@savusa383]

7:45 If he doesn’t fight… Troy is DOOMED

[@Wenzani]

1:53 🤣💀that face killed me

[@TerranceRoss-i3i]

Perfect casting all around.

[@EverlastGX]

Crazy, I thought about this fight few days ago and KZbin recommend it now!! It's been years since I watched Troy clips! WTFFF

[@jaygiray1349]

Paris should have died in this movie to give justice to the death of Hector.

[@lol0ajo]

paris did died on greek myth

[@so_breno_mesmo4863]

The fight choreography is wonderful

[@royjones0824]

It’s funny because if Paris would’ve kept it in his pants non of this would’ve happened ( lusting after another man’s wife definitely ain’t a hero in my eyes no matter what you do afterwards)

[@rahulmig35]

That's right

[@CambriaCandiceMaria]

Stealing away with another man's wife is not a recipe for good Karma.

[@addisonkwok389]

7:23 Prince Hector skipped leg day

[@irfanshakeel1153]

Paris was a brat and a coward that caused the war. Hector was wrong to stepped in (thou intention was just). They had a verbal agreement to let the two fight. So Troy fell because of her princes

[@foxnfire6388]

Uh did you miss the part where they planned to attack Troy regardless of the outcome? Also Hector was awesome in this scene as he should always prioritize family over country and made it clear threat he better turn around or hes getting stabbed. Definitely the honor part is that lost them. Even Achilles showed up Hector’s dad or wife should have secretly had the archers massacre him right there. This is WAR and Hector is FAMILY so who CARES about your enemy’s stupid “honor”? That scene was always ridiculous to me.

[@joelhodges6367]

Hector is the ultimate good in all ways in this film, his brother signed up for something he couldnt back up and pussed out hard. Hector couldnt let his groveling brother die at his feet, none of it was his choice other than to honor an enemy or save his brother and family will always save a brother who was wrong over an invading enemy

[@generalgrievous3771]

so tell me. Would you let someone kill your brother in front of your feet? Hector did everything right there. They even planned to attack troy, no matter the outcome so it changed nothing

[@yahiakhaled5648]

He was a brat I will not argue with you there but Hector was smart enough to realise King Agamemnon he was just taking this as an excuse to try and invade Troy That's first second thing is say what you want to say if you were in his position what would you do your brother is losing in a battle bruised and bleeding and he crawls on his knees and grap you my friend I know this is wrong my dad's Brotherly Love it's Instinct hell you're going to step up for your brother I am a dry person naturally I'm a driver person but if my brother is it's getting beat up bleeding and runs to me for my protection the hell with this shit I will raise hell before anyone you could even lay a finger on him

[@fabianhale845]

Except Agamemnon was going to attack regardless if Hector got involved.

[@bondson0094]

Amazing how everyone blames Paris and Helen the 304 gets a free pass..Jumps in to bed with the first Prince who visits her castle and runs away with him.. 😂

[@gladiatore3133]

Hector is a great man

[@blackthought6133]

Princs Hector was like maannnn whatever. You are SADLY mistaken if you think for a second that you are killing my brother at my feet !! GTFOH. !!! 😤😤😤😤😤

[@TamásUjvári-q5y]

I feel like Orlando Bloom got the lead role in Kingdom of Heaven as compensation. Here he is a coward and a weak swordsman, and in the other film he is a brave and excellent warrior. And what is also interesting is that Brendan Gleeson also appears there and he is the dishonest, cowardly character there.

[@Rockwall69]

Imagine starting a full war because your son stole someone's wife then puss'd out in a one on one fight afterwards. Yikes

[@mariaschukariova3438]

It's unfair that Paris survives in the end, causing so much grief. But even if Paris died in this scene, Agamemnon would ask for Troyan army and territory (as he actually did) and war would happen anyway. It's just extremely unhonorable to escape death like this in those times. And the first ones to be unhappy about this would be Troyan soldiers, who wouldn't respect Paris

[@killbot86]

According to legend there should be around 50,000 Greek soldiers but these shots make it look like 200,000

[@lol0ajo]

i guess movie don't have budget to add more people

[@Davey1522]

Can you imagine Paris and Helen after? And she says “Well….what a day huh?” 😂😂😂

[@madface669]

Gladiator and Troy both masterpieces

[@Adelina-293]

Boromir: Legolas sure forgot how to fight.......... wait, wrong movie.

[@Pizza793]

He learns later that hes supposed to fight with a bow

[@nachonachoman]

Tbf, he has no bows and arrows. Plus, he's never faced off against a spry Logan Roy.

[@thatguyoverthere2288]

Ssshhhhh! They forgot to kill Sean Bean in this one

[@davidng8870]

He really levelled up after leaving Troy and growing his ears

[@coskudogmaz4716]

Brian Cox is an amazing actor.

[@xmilchellexdelarosa3042]

Menalaus Should Have His Own Movie " Eat His Food Drink His Wine Embrace Him With Friendship Then Steal His Wife In The Middle Of The Night " Paris : " The Sun Was Shining When Your Wife Left You "

[@Doredar]

7:46 Yo can see in Hector's eyes he knows that Menelaos is right about Paris.

[@Heero070]

Hector: This is an OG Call, I'm keeping him ... xD

[@BRYANRAHULII]

Hector is the best warrior & leadership but Achilles is the most skillful & agile.

[@Misc_Identity]

1:00 Where do all those people take a dump?

[@Robbiechris1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joshuavila5557]

they throw it to the enemy 😂

[@pauliegualtieri368]

Plus the horses

[@doubledoubleusmokymirror4d405]

These are the questions that should be asked! And yes their should be much crap on the ground from the horses!

[@user-bl7em8sx6o]

The ocean

[@aliramezani2333]

6:10 kettle whistle 😂

[@saqibullahktk]

When people ask me if Paris was a brave man, or if there was no honor in saving him at all, I always give the same answer... he was my brother. "Hector"

[@TyWerks]

great road to perdition reference

[@southface6684]

Agamemnon's sarcastic laugh is all the money 😃