Troy Movie - Achilles, Patroclus & Odysseus - 2 Parts

Two parts from the movie of Troy. First part is Achilles and his cousin and King Odysseus. Second part is Achilles and Patroclus. I love this parts : )

[@xenophonsshadow8067]

Great casting choice for Odysseus. Sean Bean exudes wisdom and cunning in this scene.

[@mutoprime6641]

And he doesn't die

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@mutoprime6641 that too, lol. real irony for Sean Bean himself

[@hxcvocalist]

Didn't Odysseus feigned madness to avoid going to war or something?

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@hxcvocalist absolutely according to the *Iliad*

[@legioxciicorvus5917]

I find it absolutely abhorrent that Sean Bean talks with a English accent in ancient Greece, and doesn't at all resemble a Greek... Terrible casting choice.

[@dannguyen5918]

Sean Bean was so cool in Troy and he didn't die. weird

[@mbenzsl2000]

Because of GOT we always assume the worst now, lol.

[@dannguyen5918]

***** haha true af

[@matthewgaviola8885]

As Odysseus, he will not die in his own tale following the fall of Troy.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

mbenzsl2000 well before that, he died in LOTR FIRST ONE!

[@nonya6012]

M LG well said

[@vdizhoor]

How ironic, in a movie about an epic war with heroes getting whacked left and right, not only does Sean Bean's character survive till the very end, but he is _the_ most die hard character of antique literature...

[@alyctus]

+vovka-morkovka Sean Bean probably still watches this movie and laughs bitterly.

[@fordgt402]

Actually Odysseus journey home is a beginning of a new adventure.

[@aurumthebrave3427]

IKR lol.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@fordgt402 the Odyssey was actually more grippin than the *TROJAN WAR* itself

[@MCshadr217]

@@leonardobraynen1524 That's what annoyed me about the movie, though. Oysseus was known for his archery prowess. Yet the movie never once showed him with at least a bow. I know it couldn't have been his own, as that was back at his home city.

[@Maniac742]

"You have your sword. I have my tricks. We play with the toys the gods give us." Probably one of my favorite lines. So applicable to life. Stick to your guns, play to your strengths. Let others do the same.

[@guitarreilly]

+Maniac742 written by david benioff also responsible for the game of thrones tv series

[@LovingTinha]

what if your your toy is to stop others from doing the same?

[@genetenz]

Too on the nose

[@ns7353]

I play this when I play civ, I need a Trojan war mod

[@cautarepvp2079]

true yep

[@sugarbeans3152]

"This war will never be forgotten. And winter is coming - oh my bad, wrong war."

[@sotheysayfan15]

***** lol

[@sodacanassassin]

Bahahahahahaha!!!!!

[@Jeremysepicreads]

this film is by better that GOT

[@Jeremysepicreads]

It is to me! GOT is over-hyped and not worth it. But if you enjoy it more power to ya

[@Diegodelahoz-06_]

Sugar Beans omg lol

[@deathforsaker88]

"This war will never been forgotten, and the heroes will be played by A list actors"

[@ns7353]

Iconic Cast for an Epic!

[@matthewebersbach2728]

“They insulted Greece.” “They insulted ONE Greek- a man who couldn’t hold onto his woman.” Nuff said

[@mew10521]

Damn!!!

[@Hwyz447]

Its not that simple.

[@nipuna0gans]

Achilles did not go to Troy to fight for a Greek or his woman, he went there to become immortal.

[@galacticguardian2783]

Betraying your husband is never honorable and so isn't taking another man's wife.

[@canobenitez]

shots fired

[@MrJethroha]

we never got a movie of "The Odyssey" staring sean bean, what the fuck?

[@panagiotisneokleous3968]

True i wanted a movie like that

[@ReplayButtonMolester]

He doesn't die, so who cares.

[@betoen]

+ReplayButtonMolester Yeah, true. If this dude doesn't die in a movie, such movie is worthlessssss.

[@pappabear4977]

That would have been good.

[@mikesuggs1642]

They should have done a sequel to Troy called the Odyssey starring Sean Bean !!!

[@ilteschio8244]

Boromir, King of Itaca, protector of Winterfell

[@SheppardOfNumenor]

Long retired, became the chief of London's Metropolitan police.

[@MansoryGS]

and captain of Gondor

[@NamelessFG]

King of Ithaca* sry

[@therealjesus1317]

Winter is not coming

[@jamesson1154]

Preserver of the law (equilibrium)

[@DealerCamel]

Brad Pitt really had his swordplay down. Did Achilles justice.

[@darth368]

I love how they made his armor goldensh like in the illiad

[@blankblank5409]

@@darth368 Looks like shiny bronze

[@TheGonzoArt]

For sure, and so does Garrett Hedlund!

[@clarkkent5318]

He specifically trained for it, for months !They wanted to give him a godly aura when fighting so yeah.

[@FlorisGerber]

@@clarkkent5318 as someone who kinda knows his way around swords, they really did manage to give him that aura. Each move he makes is at the furthest outset of possibility, a one-in-a-million strike, yet they all retain a modicum of functionality. He just looks like a guy who can make these moves at will.

[@theo7371]

"This war will never be forgotten, nor will the heroes fighting in it" This line holds especially true coming from a movie character thousands of years later.

[@MIGBMWLOVER]

book character

[@FimbongBass]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess shut up, this was 3000 years ago, war and death were known to be glorious, dying in battle was an honor every man wanted, no idea why you are trying to bring 21 century SJW views onto a story absed thousands of years ago, these people believed in gods, its not too hard to think what they fought would be heroic

[@mbras9176]

@@FimbongBass "21 century SJW views"... so... dying in battle was better than the peacefull age we live in? I would rather live with SJW ideals than to die in a pointless war...

[@Rogan_Dorn]

@@mbras9176 "And that is why no one will remember your name."

[@mbras9176]

@@Rogan_Dorn better to live a full happy life and one remembers my name in a few centuries than to be known for eternity and dying young and painfully for someone's else stupid war... But I garante you... no one will also remember your name.

[@rexxar12345]

"This movie will never be forgotten... nor will the actors who star in it."

[@mew10521]

Clever

[@sarahcrisp9194]

Agamemnon was never going to become famous. His name is too hard to spell.

[@MCshadr217]

Pretty sure you mean Agamimnun.

[@peppedestefano2250]

😂

[@donjohnson8120]

lol !!!!! you are certainly right.

[@TranquilGaming25498]

🤣🤣

[@megabladechronicles962]

Odysseus has a long name and is one of the most well-known greek heroes

[@markbrown8533]

If Ned Stark had a fraction of Odysseus' cunning the Game of Thrones would've ended in Season 1.

[@Darksky1001able]

Or had a fraction of Bormir's swordplay he wouldn't have been in a position where he got stabbed by a spear.

[@markbrown8533]

@@Darksky1001able lol that was just plot.

[@carl-os4603]

@@Darksky1001able dont forget Boromir was a talented leader and commander (he succesfully protected borders from numerous armies of Mordor)

[@octahu935]

@@carl-os4603 Ned was a talented commander as well, he led the northeners during robert's rebellion

[@UnlistedAgain]

​@@octahu935 Yeah, Ned might not have been an amazing fighter or very cunning, but he was a great leader. He inspired so much loyalty in his men that even 2 years after his death, they're willing to march, risking starvation and getting frozen to death in blizzards, just to go save "the Ned's little girl".

[@Soulrivers]

"You have your sword, I have my tricks. We play with the toys the gods give us." I love this line, so well delivered.

[@RetlocLive]

How ironic that everyone but Sean Bean died in this movie. lol

[@NameCallingIsWeak]

Yeah, he lived to escort Frodo to take the ring ...

[@whatever-wn1nk]

well, Paris didn't die

[@phantasosxgames8488]

@@whatever-wn1nk in the movies , in Iliad , he dies in terrible pain

[@AdeptKing]

I think the Spartan King and Agamemnon weren't supposed to die during the battle for Troy either. Since Odysseus's son went to talk to the Spartan King about his father.

[@phantasosxgames8488]

@@AdeptKing True , both survive. Menelaus actually regains Helena and she returned to be the Queen of Sparda. Agamemnon died after his wife and her lover brutalized him , killed Agamemnon's concubine and killed him afterwards , for revenge to what he did to Iphigenia. In truth , Achilles never set foot in Troy , but rather his son. His son had set to Troy after he had come into age to aid the Greeks , and only arrived after Achilles had died. He took command of the Myrmydons and killed the last Trojan Heroes. After set foot in Troy , he killed Priam and all the family he had in the Royal Chambers , with one of them been one of Hector's sons , by brutalizing the child's head into the chamber's wall.

[@jedirayden]

I love how he flips the spear up with his foot, flips it and flings it straight into that tree all in one smooth fluid motion.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Achilles was a *BEAST!*

[@undrielgrenger53]

@@leonardobraynen1524 And he was so good with a spear that he used Hector's own broken spear to spear Hector...Achilles was totally unmatched...no wonder stupid, whimpy Paris had to use an arrow to end Achilles when Achilles Back was turned to him no less!

[@KS-xk2so]

@G E T R E K T 905 That's by design. Paris is a well known coward. In many versions of this story, the gods actually guide his arrow to Achilles weak spot on his heel, just to drive home that Paris gets ZERO credit or glory for the death of Achilles.

[@filmneek]

please god make HBO produce an epic miniseries of the odyssey with sean bean!

[@masonk9838]

It'd be the first movie or show he doesn't die in.

[@Loptr177]

***** What about Percy Jackson? he doesn't dies there

[@Loptr177]

Sorry but i haven't seen that miniseries.

[@Loptr177]

okey, i will, thanks for the info ;)

[@danielparziale1466]

That would be the coolest, Sean do it do it!!!!!!!!!

[@bread_n_butter8614]

Sharpe, Odysseus, 007, Boromir, Ned....Sean Bean is one of a kind!!!

[@SapphireCrusader1988]

bread_n_butter 006, to be more precise.

[@bread_n_butter8614]

Stephen Jackson yes you're right :)

[@afridibinsayed9864]

Don't forget Equilibrium

[@Merlinthehappypig]

Sharpe could 'av all those bastards

[@MorroccoSurrogate]

Ha! I love how Achilles gets all protective when Odysseus tries to "play his tricks" on Patroclus.

[@anneneville6255]

If this movie would come out now, the would have made them gay as it was in the Epos

[@ilyassnejjar6195]

@@anneneville6255 Number one reason why I'm very happy it came out in 2004.

[@Number_99]

@@anneneville6255 Except they weren't. There is no mention of sexual undertone in The Iliad in the friendship between Achilles and Patroclos. That is just Plato's interpretation. He lived in the classical age, more than 800 years after the Trojan War. During the classical period, men had both male and female lovers. There's no record of gay or bi relations during the Bronze Age.

[@al3xandr0s]

@@anneneville6255 did you even read it?

[@ThiefOfNavarre]

@@Number_99 I had always wondered that. Thanks for clarifying

[@roubinnick]

Since I was a little child,I used to admire and love Odysseus.He was my hero.I grow up hearing stories of the Trojan War and his later adventures in his way home.I still remember the time where I visited Ithaca.I was in my dream land.My...*homeland*

[@leonardobraynen1524]

t e n o r o t a r o do u still admire Ulysses? (Roman version). U said used to....

[@krisynthiagomez5883]

It was the infanticide wasn’t it?

[@user-yd9rq9no6w]

Where are you from my friend?

[@angharadmason2211]

"Play your tricks on me... But not my cousin." (Points wooden sword threateningly.)

[@amaxwiththefacts]

"You have your sword. I have my tricks. Do we play what the gods give us?" - Odysseus!

[@benitomussolini8157]

Sean Bean is an awesome actor. Weather its Troy, Sharpe or Goldeneye, hes just awesome.

[@davesodyssey8130]

And lord of the rings of course

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

@@davesodyssey8130 IKR!! One does not simply forget LOTR

[@boynextdoor1951]

Weather...

[@SkunkyMcFunky]

Oh look a movie where almost every likable character dies except Sean Bean's lol

[@trisnoli4679]

Jordan Sheedy you have to read the book The Odessey of Homer, n you will find that Odessey is the true hero (legend) !

[@godsmacked1000]

There would be no Odyssey without him

[@hxcvocalist]

Man there's something about how Sean Bean speaks that is so reassuring and interesting. It's like none of his lines are ever wasted, in any shows or movies he was in. Everytime he talks, you know it's gonna be interesting even if it's small talk.

[@Reignwonton]

Best line in the movie in my opinion "You have your sword, I have my tricks... we play with the toys the gods give us"

[@Wolf10media]

They depicted him as very respectful of the Gods in this one.

[@artofwrick]

Yess

[@timothykalamaros2954]

"You have your sword I have my tricks." Say that again!

[@30whacko11]

Your reputation for having survived this movie Sean, is fast becoming legend.

[@Anna-yg3gq]

Sometimes I lose sleep at night when I remember that some people actually believe that Achilles and Patroclus are cousins because of this movie.

[@Euro.Patriot]

I think there was something saying they were actually second cousins but it wasn't in the Iliad, it was something else. One of their grandmothers was on both sides or something.

[@MMadesen]

Yeah, they werent related. Just childhood friends. Because Patroklos was fostered by Peleus, Achilles father. Peleus was friends with Patroklos father.

[@faceless3829]

@@MMadesen "Friends" lol

[@gihan9319]

@@MMadesen they were a tiiiiiny bit more than friends lol

[@MMadesen]

@@gihan9319 Thats just Platons opinion on that matter. Homer and the Illiad itself make no mention in that direction. But he does mention, that Achilles is married, has a son, Neoptolemos, and keeps a female slave, Briseis. So even if Platons assesment was true, Achilles would be bi at the very most. Platon lived 400 to 500 years after Homer however, so his insight on the matter is limited. Even more so, that Internet or other easily accesable sources werent present at the time. So Achilles being gay or bi remains just an assumption. Them being friends is a certainty however, with or without sexual input.

[@lisa_music1996]

Nervous? Petrified. hahaha so sweet xD Patroclus

[@santiagorincon92]

Sean Bean’s characters always die. Odysseus: hold my tricks.

[@memenoid4372]

No,no and after Achilles Odysseus dies because of critical injuries( accidentally falling from achilles burial place)

[@billylin5404]

@@memenoid4372 Well, let's not forget there's an entire Odyssey waiting for Odysseus after he leaves Troy. A Sean Bean version will at least preserve some suspense about how that story will end. lol

[@lucastegers]

Now thats soldiering.

[@aakanchaanand2223]

Patroclas...this boy saved the war for us. Amazing line❤️

[@Jazmin3319]

Alexander the Great read the Iliad when he was young and he loved the stories of Achilles and Patroclus. He said he was Achilles and Hephaistion was Patroclus...

[@klarkmartinez1124]

So alexander was gay then?

[@Tylerjb123100]

@@klarkmartinez1124 more bisexual, back then they didn't really care who you slept with

[@klarkmartinez1124]

@@Tylerjb123100 yup. You are right. I think its a common knowledge that alexander was bisexual. Nevertheless he was never defeated in battle.

[@Murat0897]

Alexander even claimed he was a descendant of Achilles

[@comradebear9477]

@@Murat0897 Given how much he drank, he probably believed it too.

[@Jazmin3319]

I know! I love him as Odysseus too. He's awesome :) The whole cast in this movie rocks!!!

[@jaydelafuente4036]

3:00 That was the ugliest zoom I've seen in a long time

[@liyon316]

LOL, like something out of an 80s TV movie!

[@mercenaryknight5419]

@@liyon316 It looks better in the widescreen version.

[@Darksky1001able]

I actually quite like it. Reminds me of the old days. And it does the job it sets out to do, emphasize the statement.

[@innosanto]

perhaps it is tribute to the old Greek and Roman Holywood movies.

[@TheRukisama]

Watching in 2019, and yeah, that zoom stood out to me as well.

[@hellenick8867]

I visited his grave at Poros two years before. Such a valiant, smart and righteous king Odysseus was. Way ahead of his time three and a half thousands of years ago

[@NameCallingIsWeak]

"One does not simply ... talk Achilles into joining a war ..."

[@raspherion]

Achillies: Odysseus, what took you so long? Odysseus: Sorry, Achillies, I got lost... Achillies: You seem to make a habit of that. :)

[@natmanprime4295]

It would be amazing if they said that!😂😂👌

[@OnionChoppingNinja]

I don't know what shocked more: Discovering that Shawn Bean played Odysseus or the fact that they kept true to the 2800+ years old source material and Odysseus DID NOT die . I mean c'mon it's Shawn Bean. He's like the Kenny McCormick of Hollywood. he plays in a movie the characters chances of dying grow with 1000%

[@geetadhumane5793]

Well they got Odysseus, Achilles, Hector and Priam right but messed up everyone else..... Come on according to source material Menelaus was not a maniac... And Helen in no world loved Paris

[@MrDibara]

@@geetadhumane5793 They didn't quite get Hector right either. He was honorable and brave, but not as much as the movie version. Nor as virtuous to disdain war and strive for peace, despite having to fight a war. Heck, in the Illiad he initally refused to return Patroclus' body right away *AND* he infamously took Achilles' armor for himself, wearing it since then. Don't get me wrong, he does have his moment, but you can't tell me _those acts_ were deserving of praise. So yeah, the movie didn't quite get Hector right either. Though I'd say that, in his case, it ended up turning for the better. We sure sympathized a lot more with this version of Hector then the poem one.

[@profitbear7337]

This is the best scene of this awesome movie! I love watching Odysseus' cunning, their back and forth, and the dynamic between Achilles and Patroclus. I love the way Odysseus sells him on the war. Teasing him that Hector is better "than all the Greeks" and his final closing line about how the war and heroes will be remembered forever. He knows that Achilles desires immortality above all, and plays into it masterfully

[@gianniskatsi9150]

i guess boromir took a wrong turn to middle earth

[@madmarvshighwaywarrior2870]

Took Legolas with him. The elf joined his foes

[@censorduck]

That's Major Sharpe to you, maggot!

[@censorduck]

@b you sound like you'd be a hoot at parties.

[@censorduck]

@b now I'm imagining you at a DnD table, I'd hate to be a bard around you.

[@scottmatheson3346]

@ b rule of thumb: any time you boast about yourself, you convince your audience the opposite is true.

[@BrokenFlail]

Playing as Odysseus in total war Troy is so satisfactory for my first Total War experience. Ithica in the game is just a small island with the access to abundant resorces that if used right, can gain the defense of all Achean factions.

[@Asgard72]

The music is this scene is so heroic, I love it.

[@abahdada2540]

this scene give me fucking goosebumps , with the music and the fighting . damn epic son

[@AntiNihilist]

I like how Sean Bean could still play as Odysseus in an Odyssey movie since the movie takes place over so many years

[@thegrimmretails3777]

The best part is this is one of the few roles he canonically survives.

[@rowiian]

"You taught me never to change sword hands." "Yes. When you know how to use it - you won't be taking my orders." After reading the Illead thorougly... well... let's just say I agree with the top comment x)

[@GerardEibel]

so how’s it been the last ten years my man

[@DigitalSniper18]

me too i've been seraching for that music foreever!!!!!! Sounds epic and heroic

[@jerome0929]

Not only Sean Bean character did not died, but he was responsible for the down fall of Troy

[@adamwittman982]

That spear was a warning to dismount And approach on foot so as to remove any advantage. Just beautiful

[@Chev987]

3:38 Achilles - "Look at these men..." Men - Ait imma pretend to be busy

[@timk6041]

That background music makes it epic. Achilles what a gun.

[@khatack]

This is one of the best historical films ever made. Especially the director's cut.

[@makaylahuffman1880]

They really gave Achilles and Patroclus the Sailor Moon treatment😂😩🤧

[@xenophonsshadow8067]

Dammit, wish Sean Bean had his own Odyssey movie as Odysseus.

[@vancksdaniel]

When the camera zooms to Odisseus and Aquiles looks at him by his shoulder, in my opinion, is the best camera shots that i have seen in years. Reminds me old epic movies.

[@Korounet]

Patroclus and Achilles fighting with "wooden swords". Clever!

[@Airmaster167]

Achilles and Patrolcus share a very close bond. Their relationship transcends that of blood/foster cousins. You can say they were sort of lovers. This is shown when Hector kills Patroclus disguised as Achilles and Achilles flat out destroys every Trojan single-handedly, while constantly hunting for Hector. Even after Achilles' death, he was laid to rest alongside Patroclus.

[@FloridaTesfay]

Indeed, he was his lover

[@bekamtchedlidze4785]

This is one of the best conversations I've ever heard. Legendary

[@y2kcell]

This is one of the most legendary scenes in film history imo.

[@liquifex]

Sean Bean is awesome. He needs to be in more movies. Every part he plays comes off excellent. You can tell the dude has natural charisma.

[@vannhelsin2434]

I wish I had the stamina, body and bravery of achilles and the brain of odysseus

[@HeavenReyes]

Achilles!❤️

[@SaucyNetworkEntertainment]

I went to the ruins of Troye and its absolutely beautiful to spend time there! I highly recommend it.

[@user-yw1zu6bl9e]

Troy is a wonderful film for images and words!!!!!! I remember always Troy for characters and history .Men try a new way for believe in the heart and in a new life.

[@roshanjay7]

This is such a great scene because it shows what *naturally* should bring the utmost joy in life for those striving for noble warriorhood. That is not putting those warrior skills to full use on a battlefield to vanquish large numbers of enemies, as with a mind obsessed with temporal combat. Nor is it using those skills to apply the minimum force necessary to preferably restrain evil, as with a mind obsessed with spiritual combat. It is to ensure the spread of your noble warrior principles across space and over time. Thus *safeguarding* any and all of the heavenly societies *uplifted by love* which exist throughout the galaxy, for the benefit of all righteous beings everywhere. And that is achieved by continuously developing those skills within yourself and then teaching those skills to a *righteous* mind that *naturally* inclines to noble warriorhood. And that natural inclination should *not* be limited to birth, class, wealth etc etc etc, whatever. Because then you only limit the *joy* to be gained from spreading those noble principles far and wide to safeguard all that is good *everywhere.* Instead it should be *open* to whoever appreciates the teacher and is willing to put in the time and effort to learn and practice those skills. This means a noble warrior will *forever enjoy existence* because they will always have skills to develop and someone to teach.

[@Thehonestperson]

"cousin" yeah sure... I know the truth Achilles

[@ginataylor6357]

Obviously, at Brad Pitt's insistence: "My door don't swing that way!"; In the movie "Troy" Patroclus was Achilles' orphaned cousin; in The Illiad of Homer, however, Patroclus was Achilles' lover.

[@beatriceaherne8304]

@eeaeaaeea aeeeaeeaeee I understand your point about not criminalising friendship but it is very clear that Patroclus and Achilles were not just friends. It was actually normal for ancient greeks to take up a 'sleeping partner', whether that be a boy with a boy or a girl with a girl. Achilles asked for his ashes to be mixed with Patroclus and no one can tell me that was simply because they were 'friends'. I believe that their relationship transcends both friendship and love. Definitely read Song of Achilles if you haven't already.

[@ace2k472]

@@ginataylor6357 They were not lovers at all, it never says this anywhere in the illiad nor is it even inferred.

[@mrunmaiparab9705]

@@ace2k472 ok but we can agree that they were not cousins

[@Th3BigBoy]

The subtle smile on Achilles face when Odysseus implies Hector may he the greater warrior.

[@nostramashego4226]

The chuckle, i also heard that. He doesnt want to fight but the thought of slaying such a great warrior as Hector is too tempting

[@senakavithanage9272]

I watched this movie more than 40 times. My best movie all the time..

[@CT-fi6fy]

Sean Bean: “My wife will feel much better if she knows your by my side.” Me: Catelyn ?

[@Jamesxbusiness]

that zoom in on Odysseus though

[@arckocsog253]

What zoom

[@leonardobraynen1524]

@@arckocsog253 camera getting that close up....

[@tagt.4993]

0:48 ....damn that was smooth 💯🙌

[@joelemaine]

I've have rewinded the beginning scene thousand times just to see that opening maneuver

[@raquel.1997]

Patroclus: "I want to fight" Achilles: "Not today"

[@Jojo-kv6iv]

2:19 So Achilles was so great a fighter that he could protect Sean Bean from dying.....in a 163 minutes long war movie. Comfirmed: Achilles was not human. He was a demi-god.

[@kirstenmorris3552]

The music here is phenomenal.

[@davidedbrooke9324]

The story of Troy is one of Wars all over. Bravery, comradeship, technology, death, sorrow, life.

[@GenericUsername-qp1ww]

"I have my tricks" u do indeed, the trick being that ur played by Sean Bean and didnt die

[@jangwuzdek2285]

2:24 Best moment ;)

[@amuktadir1991]

Loved the dialogues.

[@HopliteWarlord]

The Greeks, to this day always love and protect their family! Achilles words to Patroclus, that he could not fight in his full fury knowing that he had to keep an eye on him are very true and these Greek sentiments from then till now still hold true! We worship our families and die to protect them!

[@bosnjodobri8260]

Hoplite Warlord respect from Bosnia to Greek people

[@HopliteWarlord]

@@bosnjodobri8260 Thank You, Respect to Bosnia and the Bosnian people. 👍

[@joshguevara9570]

I would've paid good money to see an Odyssey staring Sean Bean with the vibe of this movie.

[@jeffwads]

Too bad they didn’t follow this movie with “The Odyssey”. Now it is too late.

[@nslater1388]

It's an honor to receive your praise, my Lord. And my deepest condolences on your recent departure.

[@Kalo9496]

My Brave fellows, The music does rock so much ! Long live Epic Music !

[@nitehwk88]

Sean Bean should play Odysseas in a new Odyssey movie. That would be awesome

[@dandilly4675]

Watch this scene in the directors cut...example of how editing can save a movie

[@thecowboy9698]

"This war will never be forgotten." Sadly, many of the men who perish in war often are. Only a few are actually remembered. Most are just killed, and later forgotten.

[@perfectionbox]

Great dialogue, great scenes.

[@redknight1825]

"We play with the toys the Gods give us"

[@mexerrrm6214]

Wow, Sean Beam and survive whole movie :D

[@zZNixonZz]

he spoke the truth... ned strak will never be forgotten

[@fotogogou1535]

God bless you bradddd

[@akshaydasm.k9388]

He just said "a man has no honor"... Achillies is Jaqen H'qar😂😂

[@glorilol9546]

WTF NED STARK IS A GREEK!!!

[@dakingindanorfxaxaxa8127]

lol

[@Breadking100]

This ... is a damn fine scene

[@ajmills1813]

we are studying ancient greece and read this! It was awesome! I want to see the whole movie soooooo badly! :)

[@vittoriomarano8230]

..." You have your swords..I have my tricks! We play with the toys the Gods gave us. " Legend...

[@fabianv4794]

Achiles, A True Alpha...Period.. When an army Respect you more than the King itself.. Legend

[@cecilharmon1832]

Completely awesome

[@kevinnorwood8782]

I had seen Armand Asante's The Odyssey before watching this film, so Odysseus became my favorite character of the Trojan War. As such, when I first saw the trailer for Troy, I was super-excited, but one question was constantly on my mind: "Who's playing Odysseus? Who's playing Odysseus?" When I saw the film, and I heard Agamemnon say, "There's only one man he'll listen to.", I got PUMPED because I knew in my heart he was talking about Odysseus. Then I saw Sean Bean was playing him, and I was NOT disappointed with his performance as the character.