Troy Movie - Extended Edition - Hector Talks With Menelaus

This part is from the Director's Cut version of Troy which is about 30 minutes longer than the original. Prince Hector talks with Menelaus in Sparta.

[@MrFuat619]

Hector is the real hero in this movie, he is a good leader he is a good father,husband, loves his country so much and his people loved him as their leader.

[@arawn1061]

Fuat Albayrak what about Odysseus?

[@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989]

@@arawn1061 odyssey protag. Aka troy story 2

[@nagavamsip]

A sensible man would've just bound his brother in that boat, returned Helen safely and gone home.

[@G33KN3rd]

yes, he's a good leader, great father, husband, and general. only for him to end up dead and his country in flames.

[@shafqatishan437]

No he's the hero of Iliad but the hero of this movie is Achilles

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

it pisses me off how everyone is getting along here but than quickly later on they are all trying to kill each other because Paris couldn't keep it in his pants.

[@barbiquearea]

Or because Helen wasn't a faithful wife.

[@kujjjooo]

The power of the pussy man been the downfall of men from the beginning of 🕛

[@AdeptKing]

That's literally what Hector said to him pretty much.

[@geedee1264]

Helen says she was forced into marriage at 16 and Menelaus was riding everything around him, why should she have been 'faithful' lmao

[@Hangman11]

​@@geedee1264 because of [insert decade long siege that destroys the entire trojan civilization here]

[@spooneater9001]

It's a shame they cut this out, it shows that Menelaus not only respected hector but was legit fond of the guy (but who wasn't)

[@khatmar]

"My wife awaits me in Troy." "MY wife awaits right there." lol

[@dillhouston3569]

@@kujjjooo I mean ya until she fuck and runs away with Paris

[@VDA19]

@Jon Snow Found the virgin white knight who can't take a fucking joke. Also those were the times.

[@MansoryGS]

@@dillhouston3569 lmfaoooo

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

@@kujjjooo Nothing cool about cheating on your wife bruh.

[@chinchy111]

Back then this was normal. You guys are acting like the movie was set 1995

[@aasthabairagi3113]

'Honour the gods, love your women and defend your country.'- Hector, Prince of Troy.

[@Bl1stson]

That's what hurts the most. Hector wanted peace. But his brother wanted a woman. In turn,his brother got people killed..including Hector

[@farhanrahman7119]

I'm sad for hector

[@Bl1stson]

@@farhanrahman7119 me too

[@hattorihonzo5804]

I’d be hanging paris by the hook if it meant my people live and not fight.

[@bedd8934]

Paris was the weakest piece of shit I have ever seen.

[@rogueshdw]

"how are u going to enjoy yourself?" "They have great wine in Sparta." XD

[@vusyumanisahelien7799]

I've read the Iliad and I don't care what anyone says, I love this movie.

[@roshanjay7]

As always Hector is the paragon of virtue, being so far from home, facing so much temptation, yet refusing to dishonour himself by betraying his royal wife with any woman in Menelaus royal court.

[@icket4125]

Hector was a man of honor, I admire him

[@donteprince2891]

Hector actually admitted that Achilles was a better warrior than him.

[@SuperBajack]

Of course he was, but they were close enough for him to be considered in the same league as the two best of their time. Hector wasn't obsessed with killing, he only did it to defend his kingdom.

[@TVXQ5JYJHoMin]

i think he admitted because of the manners.

[@loxos100]

Ajax was a Better Warrior than Hector..

[@loxos100]

Aaron Thats only in the movie...in the poem Homer Says that Ajax is only second to Achilles in both strentgh and Beauty...And when he fought Hector despite being better they never ended the fight cause at night they must stop fightin and honor the dead...They even exchanged gifts as a show of respect, Hector gave Ajax his sword and Ajax gave his belt...The movie is crap and has nothing to do with the actual poem..

[@loxos100]

Aaron Try reading it mate it's epic ;) Plus you'll see the differences, for example in the poem the whole thing ends when Achilles dies..the Trojan horse theme is in Virgils Aeniad..

[@rhysnichols8608]

Menalaus had good banter in this scene he seams pretty cool actually it's a shame 1 week later him and Hector are enemies

[@dontes5009]

Yeah, you invite a man for dinner to make peace and he leaves with your wife. That would change a man's outlook.

[@j.w.b5048]

They went to war, but he still respected Hector, even on the battlefield. He was all about his honor. And Hector did nothing to offend him, it were his wife and Paris.

[@Spider-Man2094]

He and Hector were still pretty cool with one another. It was Paris he wanted to kill.

[@Ignauhak]

M: "See that one over there? I picked her specially for you. What a little lioness." H: "Thank you. My wife waits for me in Troy." M: "My wife waits for me right there! Wives are for breeding, you understand? For making little princes! Come enjoy yourself tonight!" H: "They make excellent wine in Sparta." Changing the subject, a clever way for Hector to refuse Menelaus's enthusiastic offer without insulting his pride, which for a King is never wise to do.

[@Spider-Man2094]

Menaleus seemed pretty cool with Hector, whether he accepted or not he didn’t seem to mind.

[@LILY15767]

Hector is a true hero!!!!

[@lokamvichithram]

Hector was a good guy, another point Achilles was very rebel in nature, and hectors brother was real coward. The characterisation was just insane, and the actors were just awsome, such a great movie, still wonder how they do it in a make believe manner.

[@NordicSoldier]

Achillies might have been the better fighter but Hector was a true Warrior.

[@pietrpiepir6444]

Yes, and the difference them as fighters wasn't that much. Achilles was better, but Hector was much closer than this movie makes it seem.

[@hattorihonzo5804]

He’s such a good actor so genuine.

[@sir.viewer]

Prove that hector is a loyal prince

[@AlejandroSanchez-pl6jw]

Meneleus= Robert Baratheon

[@Bonanzababe]

I thought the same thing!

[@Reach1335]

Wear it in silence or I'll honor you again.

[@azariahkyras7736]

There's a war coming, Priam.

[@mjb1655]

Hahah yess

[@claudegrylls]

Robert was the best at his prime of all game of thrones so.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

I can see why he'd be so pist..after being so ridiculously hospitable.

[@ravenouscolonelhart]

Menelaus is much more sympathetic in the Iliad, hell even Agamemnon is sympathetic there and his murder is a terrible crime. The writers seemed to have tried to make it good guys and bad guys, but that's Hollywood stuff, Homer and the myths are not about that and don't even have that idea, instead it's all about what is fated to happen, family loyalty, revenge, and the will of the gods.

[@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989]

@Darkzz Lord yeah, but they killed Cassandra too, the poor girl never did anything.

[@barbiquearea]

@Darkzz Lord He didn't want to sacrifice his daughter but after severe pressured from the other kings of their collation he caved.

[@megabladechronicles962]

barbiquearea honestly Agamemnon isn’t that sympathetic, he is portrayed as a coward in the Iliad several times. Menelaus on the other hand is actually very sympathetic and unlike how it goes down in the movie, actually survives the war

[@raphaelsoares4462]

@@megabladechronicles962 Agamemnon was a great King and Leader, the Trojan War Would never happen with out his leadership. Of course he wasn't a perfect man,King or husband (he was very unfaithful), he was a human and like all the humans,he did wrong,but he Always had good intentions and he recognized his mistakes (like in his disagreement with Achiles). He was a great hero and his murder was a terrible crime that brought much misfortune to the house of Atreus and to the people of Mycenae.

[@e.m.p.3394]

Man Menelaus in the Illiad was a badass. He was really in love with his wife. He just wanted to rescue her as he saw it. And he gathered ALL of greece to get her back. Helena should have been flattered AF

[@elnombredelarosa3167]

I can see how Menelaus didn't notice that his wife and Paris were dissapearing every night

[@patthonsirilim5739]

off all the woman paris could have bed gotta take the host kings wife during a peace treaty what a horrible human being paris is.

[@maXfactor0]

hector was a noble character even in iliad..yes i've read the iliad

[@stevepidge]

Ivan Kodonev this bit should be taken with a grain of salt as its bound fo be Greek propaganda to some degrees

[@shadearca]

@@stevepidge It's not Greek propaganda because the poem does not pull any punches on the shortcomings of the Greeks either. Hector was noble but also cruel, cocky and calculating. Sarpedon his closest ally openly accused him of using Troy's allies to fight the hardest battles and keeping his own forces back. Hector knew that he would not survive his duel with Achilles and fear overcame him at that moment. Also, Zeus played a cruel game with him that lead him to overestimate his abilities because Zeus was buffing him for much of the Iliad (part of his deal with Achilles's mother to punish the Acheans) and then after Achilles returned he withdrew his favor.

[@stevepidge]

shadearca Even though this is how the Iliad lays it out, it still doesn’t tell us about the veracity of the story itself. Its just a story and we will never be able to get to the bottom of it.

[@eho6380]

@@shadearca The Illiad Greek Propaganda, In this film, everyone is more realistic and the oppressors were indeed greedy. I mean the Greeks were known to have egoistic, cocky poems like Hercules from nowhere joining the Greeks and sacking Troy and killing Paris, or that Paris for some reason had a curse and dies after the sack of Troy and Helena committed suicide by falling from a high building.

[@shadearca]

@@eho6380 What are you even talking about. There are no Greeks referenced in the poem at all. The war is between Acheans and Trojans who for all we know might have been both Greeks. Or Greeks(Achaens) against Hittites(Trojans). There is no greek poem that Helen kills herself. In Odyssey, she is back with Menelaus in Sparta as queen. Hercules's sacking of Troy was long before the Trojan War, it was because Priam's father hired him to kill a monster and then refused to pay him. Then Hercules sacked the city and made Priam king of Troy. Learn some facts before you comment.

[@gaingard]

hector is such a gentlemen not like other men of that time who treated their wives like doormats

[@kujjjooo]

Cause they were alphas women dare not compete with the head of the house 🦁

[@deliverus8340]

@@kujjjooo you are in your complexions

[@apachedr34]

@@deliverus8340 alphas all the way. That's how it was back then. Only the strong survived.

[@kytyoy5694]

Then there's the Amazons. Their queen cut off her husband's head because he treated her like shit and then (unsurprisingly) a bunch of other women joined up with her after killing their husbands who probably would have sold them into slavery or killed them. Then they kick Athens's butt and create a giant empire and are blessed by Ares and Artemis.

[@akujin8689]

@@kytyoy5694 During those times, the males always were. The amazons was just one group, and then Hercules showed up one day and ruined their pride by killing their queen. Only the strong survived (men had a higher chance of being so due to the way we are born). Who's the alpha now?

[@Sumumabitch78]

Hector respected Menelaus. The shame on his face when..."Prince?What Prince? What son of a king would..." He´s like -" Ah,come on,man. I know my brother sucks but...sorry." He didn´t want to kill the guy who his bro made a laughingstock of to the world,challenged n then ran from. Hector knew kings are kings,shit has consequences. Despite shortcomings as a husband,who wouldnt understand Menelaus fury? "Come into my house,I want peace. No. I said come into my house.Not Cum in my wife. Nooo.."

[@WarrenGee7323]

Lol, your statement is so funny. Paris did disrespect a king, made him look bad. Paris lost his father , brother, and the whole country burned down because of Helen.

[@mangacomicvisionarygenius9612]

What choice did Hector have? Paris was his Little Bitchmade Brother. Hector had to back Paris B.S or let him be killed because Paris gave him no other choice after sneaking her aboard their ship. That coward Paris couldn't just cum and go.

[@ArkansasGamer]

Y'all seem to forget the fact that Menelaus was a scumbag. He obviously abused his wife and treated her like shit. Paris should have played it smart and found a way to have gotten her out of Sparta without anyone knowing. Menelaus deserved what he got. Paris and Helen suffered their own form of punishment. They lost their kingdom of Troy and most likely spent the rest of their lives on the run

[@alminjahic8640]

A: to many of my men were struck by this hand. H: never again I hope. Camera shows Helen: YOU JUST WAIT

[@ashimshrestha1994]

ohh how happy they all look....looks like there will be peace and harmony from here on.

[@christiansaragina]

I like the music in this scene more than the original. The whole scene altogether is better.

[@valdie91285]

200 years later Sparta invades Messenia and transforms itself into the war driven economy that we all now from the movie 300. Also, the descendants of the Trojan survivors establish Rome. History is awesome.

[@AyeeBroTV]

Omg thanks for the knowledge lol and it is

[@darkmagician2521]

Actually, the Romans being the descendant of the Trojan survivors is not true as Augustus, adopted son and heir of Julius Caesar, claimed ancestry through his adopted father from Aeneas and Aenea's mother Aphrodite. By the way, the Aeneid is written by the Roman poet Virgil during the reign and time of Augustus. I think this national epic story probably was written to appease and suck up to Augustus's petulant ego and reinforce his stupid claim without real and viable factual sources.

[@technokokos]

Exactly, Rome was established by Etruscan colonists.

[@loxos100]

Dude Iliad is a Poem..Not true...Mythology

[@Abolish_The_ATF]

Alex Gu You do know that rome was around for 600 years before Caesar and his son Augustus. You know that right

[@Mc37mc81]

Yeah exactly, he knew Paris was a screw up, but since he was his brother, it just couldnt be helped.

[@CerberusGX]

Hm....Eric Bana sounds different here than in the rest of the movie. Like, a different accent. Very noticeable when he says "Achilles." and "Thank you, my wife waits for me in Troy." I actually kind of like it; it seems more realistic. I'm glad I saw this scene.

[@michaelbandada9887]

Probably he's having an accent slip...that's kinda normal when an actor goes to adopt another accent for a particular role but it is distracting and frustrating if the movie is aiming to be as authentic as possible

[@someonesomewhere7587]

He's drunk

[@toshikosugi]

And it's this scene what makes be hate Paris and Helen more.

[@PetrosIrma]

@gaingard of course i am greek but i was sad when hector fell and i loved him more than every greek

[@Cheezeblade]

menelaus didnt sail because paris slept with his wife, he invaded troy because he tried to wingman hector and hector ditched the party

[@DEEPAKKumar-uh3iv]

The fact that menelaus was killed by hector later

[@matix1256]

"for the gods" XD lel i remeber when i was kid, and watch this movie first time. We like almost a year do this XD We awleys buy some drink, buf dont drink all. Alweys left something for gods XD

[@blackflagsnroses6013]

Helen was enchanted by Aphrodite to fall for Paris.

[@glassfireactual9207]

Fact: Spartans were better known for their wine and women. Least of all - warriorship.

[@levesd3722]

That was the Achaean Sparta.

[@Not-Ap]

And Zeus wasn't even the head God at this time but Poseidon.

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

We can see the foreshadowing in the dialogue

[@tomastelensky-vlog8723]

This is not extended, this is exactly as in the movie. Thanks for the videos.

[@christofferjenzen78]

Otz about 30 seconds longer bur yeah.....

[@rexexequiel7710]

Such as paris he putted love Before his Royalty and People.

[@AgentQQ8]

This Menelaus seems like a stand up guy. I wonder why his wife couldn't wait to get the fuck out of town.

[@sickofyoutuification]

true he had good intentions

[@kaylincales7701]

I admire Hector if only he had survived he should have kicked Paris's butt for bringing Helen to Troy and sent Helen back to Menelus I love you Prince Hector

[@bhagyashreemunde549]

Hector💘💘💘

[@Nnnnn636]

It would piss me off if he kept hitting my shoulder like that

[@lavubogdan6220]

Does anyone know the background music of this video ?

[@Vilmarith]

+Lavu Bogdan part of the rejected original score from Gabriel Jared. "Sparta"

[@heavybattle6650]

0:21 That aged well

[@vedantpagare5695]

Yes

[@tomk3732]

Hector was smarter and did not fall for a trap. Paris was younger and foolish and did fall right in. Few people know that Hitler was in Poland right before WWII - he did not show any disrespect and was playing nice. In fact he was there for a funeral in official capacity.

[@patthonsirilim5739]

what trap mother fucker dident offer his wife to paris the dickhead just took it.

[@koukoucitydunkers2]

what does menelaus say about Achilles 0:29 - 0:35 ?

[@kanthector]

Menelaus spoke the greatest words raising a toast :- " May the gods keep the Wolves in the hills and the Women in our beds.."

[@kostaspapas9445]

These are deleted scenes of the movie????

[@MsNick991]

'Never again I hope' 0:21 'Yeah you wish' 0:24

[@calenielthranduillion5134]

Weeks later he stabs Menalaus LMAO

[@astikbhan543]

Moral of the movie.. "Paris the motherfucker" !!!!

[@jimhults2490]

Balian and Paul as the Trojans Princes.

[@hazeddon]

@whatsthebigdeal10 Honestly, he was the only person i was sad to see fall in the entire movie, the rest of them had it coming but he didn't deserve it.

[@honoraryanglo2929]

If I'm not mistaken after the battle of troy doesnt menelaus get back together with helen and in the odyssey, odysseus visits them?

[@levesd3722]

No, it was Odysseus' son Telemachus that visits them.

[@prateekkaushik1111]

Achilles was a Demi God so has to be the best warrior among all the Trojans and the Greeks.

[@ianaspinall7948]

menalaus was chill as fuck until paris ruined it

[@sickofyoutuification]

nah...hector is the real hero...bt achilles is fascinating; like life the real heroes are the nice guyz, bt the bad guyz make it fun...sigh...LOL

[@Michaelkayslay]

When did Troy fight Greece before the war ? I had thought they hadn’t

[@j.w.b5048]

There was no Greece before. There were the Greek people, but they were several tribes. You could be at peace with some of them, but in war with others. They were not united.

[@Michaelkayslay]

@@j.w.b5048 ahh so Troy had fought different tribes before ?

[@j.w.b5048]

@@Michaelkayslay This time is crowded in literature and legends in the real time line. In the movie, Troy fought a war against the Spartans. Spartans are a Greek people, a bit like a city state. And the peaceful ending of that is the reason for this party.

[@brushesandbarbells7479]

thought the thumbnail was paris looking forward and someone shoving a mop duster in his face

[@samblack5313]

Bruh 😂

[@imranmohammed2375]

No one would enjoy the mythology if the battle of Troy was not fought. No one would know Achilles ,Hector

[@akudanmuzik6401]

Menalaus is real player

[@fckyourcomments]

“Let us drink to Peace. May the gods keep the wolves in the hills and the women in our beds!”

[@alexwest2514]

I am Reynald de Chatillon!

[@YurginRulz23]

men allow us....

[@letsgomedievalindia]

My comment only for this movie- Paris, you no good son of Priam! You destroyed the good son of his!

[@bluntlyhonest6803]

It is often overstated how afully the wives were treated in the olden days, sure, they werent treated with the respect they deserved but it could have been a lot worse than it is made to sound. Menaleaus (the guy who talked to hector) was in reality very faithful to his wife, and did not die during the war against troy, He was a very honorble man and a respected leader loved by all. The movie however makes him seem like a lustful jackass. His legacy does not deserve this.

[@Toto-95]

that spinning cam gives me nausea

[@shaunsaega]

Dr. E Michael Jones rightly points out how sexual deviancy can topple civilizations.

[@Spider-Man2094]

Think about how Troy and Sparta could have built alliances and friendships if Paris had just slept with any other woman that week.

[@roshanjay7]

Ah yes now things are starting to make much more sense. All along I have treated Paris and Helen with the utmost contempt for their adulterous behaviour. Whilst completely ignoring Menelaus' own *outrageous* adultery (kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIiTZohomJpgZtU). At least Helen chose a *Prince* to commit an affair with that she actually had *feelings* for. It appears Menelaus is content with people not of Helen's royal status just to have a good time. Which of course makes the pain of being cheated on *much worse* as any victim of adultery can attest to. Probably my male mind is hypersensitive to being cheated on myself and therefore I was outraged by Helen's transgressions and not Menelaus'. This *male victim affinity* is probably the root cause of the cruel inequity inflicted upon women who were unjustly punished for adultery over the centuries, in many cases completely unfairly for *ulterior male motives.* In any event, those men who used adultery laws to remove the righteousness of innocent harmless women from this world suffer the utmost pain in hell whilst their victims are reborn in heavenly planets. However, the cruel inequity should be fixed by applying *Wisdom* to remedy that cruel inequity, not normalising the outrageous crime of adultery. For example, by having women preside over trials involving women accused of adultery, and men over men, resulting in fair & just penalties. With the appeals process ending ultimately with the King and Queen, *or their equivalents* depending on the system of rulership. Not just for adultery but absolutely *any crime or complaint* anyone has with respect to anything at all without limitation. Noting in ancient texts it's recorded that even slaves had that right, when the evil of slavery was still *socially acceptable.* But it's in everyone's best interests to do the utmost to remove adultery from society specifically because it leads to *easily broken* marriages. And that is a problem because heaven on earth begins with the Love that exists between two people, the Love they bring their children into, the Love they raise them within. Even if the entire world has descended into hell on earth outside so long as that Love exists within the home there is *hope* for the *entire world.* But when that Love is destroyed there's no final bastion of hope *whatsoever.* So anything that increases adultery is diabolically bad for making it *socially acceptable.*

[@williamzame3708]

Helen did not just sleep with Paris, she ran off with him. Remember that Menelaus wanted to kill Paris and take Helen back.

[@migthulhu]

Remember, it all started as a game between three women.

[@ellainecabiles]

+realzone3 that is if he actually existed

[@chrissiebawn9357]

😀

[@saranakhbari]

@whatsthebigdeal10 yh accept for achilles oddyseus and ajax

[@TaK94K1]

haha no :P they are not and a lot things are changed in the movie...also the myth inclodes a lot of gods and creatures that act but here they tried to make it realistik..it was a very good movie only that shit with Menelaus disturbed me :P.In the myth Menelaus is going to finish Paris like in the movie but Aphrodite takes him away and put him beside Helen.

[@dinaridwolf9894]

I feel bad for Menelaus, his wife betrayed him and his soon to be great allies didnt do the right thing to bring her back. I would be just as enraged as he and would burn cities because of it, not just Troy.

[@clementoghosa9839]

Only one man weald the sword better than you Achilles

[@Jcecil17]

Couldn't move a man

[@rabidcanine]

@anaur91792 nope

[@conorgregg4278]

"ACHTUWALLY in the iliad-" Right ok we get it the Iliad and movie are different. But movies work completely differently to literature and that's why you'll very rarely find a movie that is completely accurate to the original books that is actually good

[@kanekane1265]

You can stick to the book or you do what Hollywood does all the time...take the names and the setting for marketing purposes and dumb it down to a good vs. bad story. You can make a movie while sticking to the book, would be no problem, but more complex. What Hollywood really does most of the time: lazy and dumb story telling for mainstream audiences. It's no big deal, but it has nothing to do with the Illiad at the end of the day.

[@kirbycole4230]

oh yea and you're tough you little keyboard gamer

[@jfontanez1838]

Cheats on his wife in front of her face but gets mad when she leaves him

[@mensahcarrelle]

He was pissed off not because he loved her but because he felt the trojans betrayed him and "spat on his honor".It was question of pride .

[@kujjjooo]

That's a man nature his pussy is his pussy not another man.

[@Shah-of-the-Shinebox]

Its a shame Menelaus was portrayed as a philandering brute in this movie. In the ilaid story, he was a good man and honorable king and Helen returned to him. If only this movie was made from the point of view of the Gods.

[@Turnpost2552]

To be honest everyone is to blame. Menalues shouldnt have gotten an army to fight and involve innocent civilians. The girl was not loyal why would she be loyal again. of course Paris seriously should mind his own business King of Troy being to religous with the horse Agamemnon wanted to take down Troy regardless Achilees should have listened to his servant guy and Patroclus so that Hector would not have to die. Only innocent guy was Hector to be honest. But to be honest he should have just returned the girl and then slap Paris try another girl.

[@TaK94K1]

Well actually Menelaus is SO wrong in this movie. First of all he doesnt die in troy from Hector(that was the only thing i hated from this movie).He returnes as a hero with many tresures in Sparta and Helen is with him again saying that she is asamed for leting Paris get her.You can read all those in Odyssey.Actually Menelaus is one of the most beautyfull Greeks ever existed coss Zeus himself was his ansestor. :P well thats just a movie tho.

[@daredevils007bond]

Manalous has a big belly gut!! I thought all men in sparta were supposed to have a six pack atleast !! P.S. No, I dont read, just movies and stuff.

[@ashleyspurling5701]

This was a different era before Sparta became what it was in 300.

[@Not-Ap]

This was Mycenean sparta. The sparta your talking about is Dorian sparta. The Dorians later enslaved these people but only after there civilization imploded during the bronze age collapse.

[@kickbackin9114]

All achillies did was fight lol of course he was better than Hector. Hector was a family man who loved his country. He wasn’t a killer like achillies he only fought to protect his loved ones.

[@user-tx5lk7mp6v]

Hector was better than achills in every thing character and the brave .. honest ang gentelman who fought for his country and for his family ... Achills just was think him self a demigod who fight for his glory and in the end he dead from arrow in his heel like nothing .... maybe he is the better warrior but hector is the best character And the real hero ❤️

[@kickbackin9114]

@@user-tx5lk7mp6v Hector was better. In every way except fighting. Achillies was a war lord cursed with the gift of taking life. Hector knew he wouldn’t beat Achillies 1 on 1. Everyone who seen achillies fight knew he was the best.

[@darkcowboyhero]

@CerberusGX Realistic? An Aussie pretending to be English portraying some figure from myth? Hardly

[@michaelbandada9887]

Gary Oldman is able to pass himself off as an American (The Dark Knight trilogy) , a Russian (Air Force One) and even a Jamaican (True Romance) ! Robert Downey Jr can also rock a British accent and an Australian accent, heck, he even played an Australian pretending to be an African American

[@sickofyoutuification]

really? helen returns 2 him? I tht helen and paris were soul mates

[@NATERIDER122]

Read the actual story, you will think a LOT differently about Hektor.

[@TVXQ5JYJHoMin]

NATERIDER122 there are many stories about hector and i read them all. i still think the same about him.

[@jwan622]

What a terrible movie

[@Achilles2011able]

Achilles is the best and tha main character not hector!!

[@brt1strrbb110]

Child like view.

[@user-tx5lk7mp6v]

Hector was the real hero and the character in that movie 💪

[@Achilles2011able]

@@user-tx5lk7mp6v The last word of the movie was Achilles,not Hector ;)

[@aryantiwari9551]

@@Achilles2011able holy shit you just came back from 7 years lmao

[@RED7ARMY]

Hector was a coward just like his brother Paris, don't be so biased...

[@steveg917]

no is not lol.. he just loved his country, and didn't want his men to be killed.

[@Mr33500]

Definitely not. One of them(Paris) ran from a duel, the other fought in many wars(Hector). In what world is fighting in a war cowardly?

[@konigeurichderwestgoten4460]

Have you ever been at war or even a fight? If so, you should know that a fight, especially one of life or death, scares the hell out of people. Ever been cut by a knife? That shit hurts like hell! Imagine thirty inches of steel being run through your stomach and out your back, which is what happened to Menelaus in this film. Not to mention that the Greek Gods were cruel and unpredictable. No telling if you would be sent to the Elysium or the Underworld. And you may not be sure if the gods exist at all; so there's no telling what'll happen after you die. You dare call Hector, a battle tested soldier who has every right to be scared, who went toe to toe with Achilles, a coward?! SHAME ON YOU!!

[@clarencemerritt5003]

Your complete idiot if you think that's the truth.

[@user-tx5lk7mp6v]

Hector was the real hero and best character ever ... He just the best in that movie .... Achills was just a perfect fighter but with not good character and just fight for him self .... History will remeberd hector as anti-hero forever ❤️

[@kaptinfancy]

what does menelaus say about Achilles 0:29 - 0:35 ?

[@aztecaddress6356]

+Kaptin Fancy "a Madman, he would hurl a spear at zeus himself.....................IF he insulted him"

[@Kitchdmn3]

He was speaking fluent drunkanese.... he said “He susssh shammah guuumm ga”