Uber Immortal Fight Scene | 300 (2006) Gerard Butler, Movie CLIP HD

[@youtubecensors5419]

I'm so thankful that this historical footage was preserved.

[@LiberatedMind1]

😆

[@محسنخلف-ز2ص]

😅😅😅😅

[@LiberatedMind1]

Quite a feat!

[@iceonthesun8880]

Praise Hephaestus

[@SageoftheForlornPath]

The Immortals weren't given their name just because of their skill, but also because they all looked exactly the same, and fighting them felt like killing the same guy over and over.

[@brendanflynn5004]

That’s actually cooler than not being able to die…

[@alexpowers5117]

How is that better then immortality

[@munjarez1721]

AND because they were always replaced immediately after some died in order to always count 10,000 of them

[@andrealettich]

​@@munjarez1721correct

[@MEN101]

@@munjarez1721exactly right

[@jungobungo327]

100% historically accurate, with no fabrications or exaggerations whatsoever

[@jmartinez0810]

Good thing that it's a movie, and not a documentary.

[@jidowu6019]

Glad it's a movie for entertainment and not some boring ass documentary

[@jungobungo327]

Good thing this was a joke and not to be taken seriously 😆

[@jmartinez0810]

@@jungobungo327 I think you were being sarcastic not really joking but keep yapping 🤦‍♂

[@jungobungo327]

@@jmartinez0810 I think you are upset for no reason haha

[@seanpatrickcain2]

Immortals? We’ll put their name to the test

[@persianimmortal4478]

Yeah and in the real history immortals destroyed gay Spartans

[@albaner211]

​@@persianimmortal4478 chill bro ... they even existed

[@RobbieLivingston-zc1rk]

They would probably be thrown in the pit shown at the beginning of the movie.

[@Postnghost86]

@@persianimmortal4478haha cope harder 😂

[@landonw8982]

@@persianimmortal4478unibrows don’t give immortality.

[@TarpeianRock]

Everything in this movie is sooooo over the top…and I love it.

[@Ajbbasket1]

You realize it's like that because it's supposed to be the imagination of the soldiers being told the story by the one eyed guy before the major battle that brought all the Greeks together it's over the top and full of monstrosities because it's through their imagination

[@alexcore697]

David and Goliath

[@Intranetusa]

​ @Ajbbasket1 It's still heavily exaggerated and 99% fiction even if the story claims it is based on their imagination. Historically, the Greeks and Persians were well acquainted with each other, had long time trading relations, and many Persian subjects were Greeks. The actual Persian army was composed of many Greek soldiers. They didn't have to "imagine" anything because they knew what the Persians were like. After the Persians lost the invasion, the Greeks and Persians returned to having good ties and Greek city states like Sparta even allied with the Persians to fight Athens.

[@TarpeianRock]

@@Intranetusa you’re absolutely and historically right dear Sir/Madam. Even so, as Maximus rightly surmised : I was Entertained ! Call it a guilty pleasure filled with clichés and hyperbole fun ride.

[@Alex-pj8nz]

Iranians hate his movie

[@jerrykim7777]

I like how his bicep gets shredded and doesn't even flinch. Not even stabbing him in the eye is enough to faze him. And ended up dying with so little screentime. Immortals wasted their most prized asset. This guy should have had the best armor, best weapons, and a retinue of bodyguards on him at all times

[@Uncommon_Senze]

You completely misunderstood the movie and the context - he should never have been involved in the fight.

[@jerrykim7777]

@phealy02 why?

[@JRC2001]

2:51 that spartan soldier sure was the employer of the month, awesome fighting choreography!

[@DakturPepper]

With that blonde long hair, I'd say that's michael fassbender. The same guy who's been carrying the x men franchise as magneto.

[@tiawhitney1994]

Should have also made Dilios aka Faramir employer of the month too, he was the one who saved the king from being beheaded

[@Bomfecii]

@@tiawhitney1994 No that's not him, the soldier here is Stelios.

[@hamblyrock]

“Brave Amateurs, they do their part”

[@Fadzi2342]

Considering how Spartans were, that's probably the biggest compliment they can give to Non-Spartans.

[@davidhill2020]

Remember, these are people who have jobs and families who were still willing to put their lives on the lines, so naturally, the Spartans mock them. Hey, Spartans, who made you armor, weapons, food and shelter? Cause I'm pretty sure it wasn't you.

[@goldeneagle99]

Dudes it's a line from the movie ,ok?

[@Daniel-rd6st]

@@davidhill2020 Mostly their slaves id imagine.

[@Intranetusa]

​@@Fadzi2342 This movie is 90-95% fiction. The actual battle of Thermopylae involved a 7,000+ Greek army (300 Spartans, hundreds of Spartan helots, 400 Thebans, 700 Thespians, and 5000+ other Greeks). More than a thousand Greek troops were present for the 3rd day to cover the retreat of the rest of the army. A significant portion of the Persian army was also actually Greek and were Greek soldiers. Furthermore, IIRC, the Spartans actually was not revered around this time and it was this battle that actually helped create their propaganda that they were great soldiers. Thermopylae was a propaganda victory but a tactical defeat and strategic defeat (as the 7,000+ Greek army at Thermopylae only delayed the Persians for 3 days and Athens was still burnt to the ground, but the rebellion in northern Greece delayed the Persians for weeks).

[@4agony777]

if it didnt spend 90 percent of the time standing still and growling it would've stood a better chance

[@greenglassman]

Leonidas was a professional, the immortal was not.

[@randyjam9925]

It just got stabbed in the eye

[@dheerajsharma9525]

Yes, he was busy scaring the Audience or maybe he had crush on the Cameraman... Something was fishy...He was not in the mood to fight that day...He surely had some EMI's Pending👎👎👎 Never Judge a book by it's Barbaric teeth😇

[@Jagdkomodo]

Also armor would have worked miracles

[@RudraDey-pb5hx]

Leonidas was a made man the immortal was not

[@michaelscherer6416]

This movie is a work of art

[@psykkodrama]

It’s a masterpiece

[@qmakavelii]

They don't make them like this anymore

[@mauriciokrebs2913]

yeah, a frank miller one

[@ineedscissors6176]

Immortals and the flash grenade Persians were the dopest dudes in this entire film imo

[@IsThisHandleTaken]

I love in movies when the hero is lying on their back with the enemy standing over them, and they still manage to punch the guy in the face at 1:34. That dude is like 7 feet tall, his face would be minimum 5 feet away even if he was leaning down to stab with his sword. Looks like Leo had some gumby arms.

[@pretschious]

I always notice exactly this, and it always bothers me. Even when they're laying on their back and kicking the standing enemy, they hit their face as if they had feet like Dhalsim from Super Street Fighter.

[@Kindzilla2287]

But not for thor love and thunder

[@garykeith1048]

You can't be to logical with this movie. After all it's based on a comic strip by by Stan Lee for Marvel Comics. If Leonidas dies this early in the movie it will ruin the rest of it. The final battle with the Persians when Leonidas refuses to submit and offer allegiance to the Persian god king is what makes this movie special in my opinion. The hail of arrows and the death of the king and his closest companies is what makes the 300 ending meaningful.

[@tdwwxyz]

You have no idea what 5 feet feels like sir. Leaning down would have closed distance more than that. It probably wasn’t an effective punch bc of the height challenge but he could be punched after stabbing into the ground and trying to retrieve

[@IsThisHandleTaken]

@@tdwwxyz that doesn't really counter my point. Punching up from a prone position would have zero impact if he was able to reach the guy at all (still a big if). I just find it hilarious that so many movies try to sell this type of move as a massive tempo-shifting attack.

[@blueshit199]

I completely forgot that Azog the Defiler was in this movie

[@Retetop]

This guy is way cooler than the CGI freak

[@blueshit199]

@@Retetop I totally agree. it's also cool that Faramir is in this movie

[@stoneymcneal2458]

The breath of that monster must have been horrendous

[@gwhsm3180]

there were no tic tacs during that era !!

[@imankhan1999]

@@gwhsm3180 Good riddance

[@OfficiallyOrca]

To be honest that's what he was doing. He was using his breath as a weapon to wear him down aswell.

[@stoneymcneal2458]

@@OfficiallyOrca 😂😂

[@imankhan1999]

Unspeakably horrendous

[@Leondrius]

I love this damn movie. I didn't think the sequel was bad either. Ancient Greece is my favorite historical period.

[@orions221]

I hope you don’t think that any aspect of these movies is remotely historically accurate

[@Leondrius]

@@orions221 Is that why we love movies?

[@orions221]

@@Leondrius it’s fine to like this movie, but it’s pure fiction. If you’re interested in the actual historical events, there’s no reason to watch it

[@Leondrius]

@@orions221 It's not like there isn't a historical context to most of what happened in the movie. It isn't pure fiction. I can learn history AND enjoy the movie. Make sense?

[@orions221]

@@Leondrius you’re not learning history by watching these movies, but you think you are and that’s the problem. This stuff is like 1% historical 75% Hollywood entertainment, and 24% fascist propaganda

[@tannirjhagenschneider1893]

"Let's show the Spartans what we can do" is very underrated.

[@bassman8144]

It’s amazing how the first dude was able to block an attack by “uber immortal” using only a one handed block.

[@thebatman6201]

I mean, he IS the guy telling the story..

[@FrankyG23]

@@thebatman6201 that’s Faramir of Rohan

[@mitchellfagan7701]

0:41 one Vs one, I get goosebumps just from this

[@Wood_ThrushBIRD]

1:46 scorpians hook, passed from BC to thousands of years later. Truly a durable stab thingy

[@killbill5486]

At the time this was the most badass movie to ever be made!

[@masoudelyasi-gu9ic]

If you have only seen one movie in your life!

[@killbill5486]

@@masoudelyasi-gu9ic do you know what "at the time means? 🙄🤡

[@deanfournel7532]

This is by far one of my favorite movies. The second one wasn't as good, sequels rarely are.

[@tahayazc8275]

this film is suck

[@mocano401]

Terminator 2 is one of the exceptions!

[@psyclops973]

​@@tahayazc8275I think you didn't understand that this movie was based on a comic book and the director tried to replicate it as much as possible. That's why some scenes feel cartoonish and very unrealistic. It was all intentional and the end result is great IMO.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

"Immortals; we'll put their names to the test."

[@BushCampingTools]

Jeez this guy's got to see a serious orthodontic specialist after he finishes on set.

[@dchck4769]

It is so ridiculous that they depict Persians as savage monsters. Persia was way more “civilized” country than Sparta at that time lol.

[@smokeschiro88]

Yes, but It s also true that persian army was full of slavery from every part of the world

[@jonathanyeungling]

Persians were Whiter than the Greeks at that time also

[@Matthew9818]

You do realise this film is based on a graphic novel about that time not a factual depiction.

[@jonathanyeungling]

@@Matthew9818 “comic book” & still ridiculous

[@rodom9195]

Everybody’s arm is the tip of the spear , it has nothing to do with how civilized the actual place was 😂😂😂

[@muhammadnabil3390]

Watchmen & 300,the two best things to come out of Zack Snyder's mind. 👍🏼😎

[@beanseason6515]

Both of those things were graphic novels created by someone else

[@willywonka7812]

And made worse by Snyder​@@beanseason6515

[@muhammadnabil3390]

@@beanseason6515 Well then,at least,he was faithful to the source material.

[@Vinchezno]

@@muhammadnabil3390 thats the problem he is incredibly faithful to the source material and people don't like it, only the people who truly appreciate the comics and the books can understand

[@richardthomas5362]

I like the DCEU when he was running the show. It was original and unlike the MCU.

[@biteznbeatz]

I discovered three things when I watched this movie for the first time. 1) Zack Snyder 2) Gerard Butler 3) How to make a stunt sequence like never before. The only time I was in Aw for a fight sequence before this one was during "The Matrix". Both movies re-wrote fight sequences forever!!

[@g.w.7893]

Best scene in the movie by a mile.

[@LordRumshi]

The Immortals were the most elite unit within the Persian Empire and received their name from how they gave the illusion of not letting their enemies believe they die. In which whenever an Immortal was killed, another would reappear so the exact same number of troops would always remain the same.

[@bobbyrabii6119]

I love the mark at 3:13. The immortals were the only enemies to continually take the fight to the Spartans. Shows both as badass warrior units

[@MattC-jg1yb]

The most historically accurate movie ever

[@Paraplegicchicks]

I've always hoped that even headless he would persevere on fighting

[@techromancerzero2709]

'Tis but a scratch!

[@LTYakkoHellLetLoose]

The Spartans re-assembling the phalanx was so 🤌🤌

[@Danej370]

"A man who fancies himself a god feels a very human chill crawl up his spine."

[@winniechuang2536]

This film tells us that using your mind when fighting is far more important than just your strength.....

[@xDreMack]

Always loved those spin moves he does around the 1:00 mark

[@leoskiss3390]

Yes and I loved his stance when he was preparing to fight the beast! No fear!

[@FinLogan]

Ah yes, orcs were rare but present in ancient Greece

[@emilianomederos]

If this movies was made today, Leonidas will be a women and 300 a mix from gays, trans and femenine mens. Persas woulbe be same

[@Dale-qw9ig]

😂👍

[@themindset-yj3hp]

Well tbh it’s true the Spartans were pretty gay

[@Rebeucop_x]

Out of 300 men, 290 would be blacks 😊

[@derfderfson]

​@@Space_Ghost_Hunterso sorry this is happening to you.

[@level1865]

Complete revisionist history of two cultures : 😊 Makes people gay : I am crying ,so offended, huhuhuh.

[@berndtomlison8063]

I like how they didn’t know that they had some people hidden waiting for the right moment

[@Warhorse469]

Dual swords will never be able to win against someone with a shield and spear, even if both fighters were well trained. The Spartans really did have the best combination of defense and attack.

[@matty7106]

I realize it’s based on a very stylized graphic novel, but the lack of armor on the chest is very glaring.

[@garrym5682]

Its a bit rich to say the Athenians were more brawlers than warriors, and amateurs. At Sphacteria, the Athenians completely outmanouvered the Spartan phalanx and (ironically) 300 Spartans surrendered to Athens. The Peloponnesian Wars were only really brought to a close by the Persians throwing in on the side of Sparta.

[@TheFishface95]

It's Arcadians, not Athenians

[@xaviermoyssenalvarez4419]

I really like how the dude is fighting all angry and shit lol

[@edinpandzic5838]

I wish this movie was made to be historical instead of scifi

[@integrags1]

The history channel has a more toned down version

[@JoeKerrAnomaly]

Still crazy to me that the Uber Immortal was a wrestler I grew up watching. Kurrgan, started off as a heel, then a face as part of the Oddities in the mid to late 90s WWF. Then in the 2009 Sherlock Holmes movie, in the shipyard scene, the giant. He's been in quite a few movies. Robert Maillet.

[@kolonarulez5222]

Thank you for the name! All I could think of was "300 fight with the big guy"

[@brandons9138]

The spear point to the eye would have rendered that beast dead.

[@WhostheMAC1]

Frank Miller a Master Story Teller!

[@ultraviolet540]

I wonder if the broken spear of Leonidas is what inspired AC Odyssey

[@therichestmaninbabylon8231]

Xerxes up there looking like a bitter baby momma

[@jaredgagnon7342]

1:03 Tis but a scratch!

[@R33ADJ]

Uber the immortal giant reminded me of Jeremy clarkson…clearly had the same dentist!

[@Trollioli]

So what is this guy supposed to be? A cave troll? Giant? A mutant?

[@CarlAquaForce]

"Brave amateurs, they do thier part" 😂

[@alfonszitterbacke318]

I live in Iran and i can confirm that this is exactly how an perfectly ordinary average iranian citizen looks like.

[@BlackAge2k]

Big guy has no chill at all. Wtf

[@Alaninbroomfield]

Would you laugh at death when thousands of arrows are flying towards you and blotting out the sun?

[@abrahamsmith4112]

2:55, 3:05, 3:10, 3:13, 3:18 This is incredible battle and fight 🤺

[@RaiderNation816]

Could’ve just went with 2:55 - 3:18

[@ZzolllozZ]

As an iraniannI can confirm that my grand-grand-grand-grand ... parents looked exactly like that

[@irfanimp]

The nonsense of being able to fight without any protective armor is the real legendary aspect of the movie. Legendary nonsense.

[@MrSpeedyAce]

With that neck, that dude could be a Formula 1 driver!

[@Iced_amerikano]

this is the same vibe as sparring a samoan in kickboxing. except, you dont win.

[@shakeralhussin9201]

300❤

[@ossian1977]

didn t the number of gym subscription increase 300x that year?

[@janaksingh6783]

The clean shot was impressive by the Spartan soldier and that immortal fell down like a wooden log...

[@hasanaybek6957]

Before workout you have to watched 💪🏽👍🏽

[@АланМен-е2й]

0:22 бледный Орк из фильма хоббита😂😂😂

[@valentusdolor3742]

Uber...? Now where's the drive??

[@jeffzimmer2433]

Adeptus Astartes: Now Cadians! Hah! Brave amateurs. They do their part. For the Emperor!

[@riseofatlas7969]

One of the best fights ever!!

[@countiblis1246]

"Brave amateurs... they do their part." Could the guy possibly get any more condescending?

[@AthenaCarvajal-e7f]

achilles looks like a kinder garten in this fight.

[@DianeMitchell-u9n]

I haven't seen enough to know but i love an action pack movie it rushes my adrenaline peace out

[@blameitonthedesign]

Say what you will about Zack Snyder but the guy can film some action sequences for sure

[@tiawhitney1994]

How is it that Zac Snyder made the monster look like a deranged Orc, or almost Azog, the defiler? Also kudos to Dilios (David Wenham) aka Faramir for saving the king Leonidas I (Gerard Butler)

[@G1Grimlock94]

2:01 Decapitated

[@diegowfrk1]

Ô LEONIDAS, CE TEM Q PARAR DE ARRUMAR ESSAS CONFUSÃO, LEONIDAS

[@MrCoffeejingler]

Uber is German, this guy should be called, My Friend Immortal

[@Oyakat88]

they have people like this

[@Ottoman.Yeniçeri]

Spartalilar birbirini beceriyormuş 😂 kitapta okumuştum 😂😂

[@brandenmanuel2037]

This movie was so over the top Snyder should’ve just put a dragon in it and no one would notice.

[@Kamranbachekhar]

I love this movie 🎬 ❤❤❤

[@gunlukfilmgunlukfilmizle8856]

2:51 niceee soldier

[@MicheleGeraldo2907]

Spartans vs Persians ❌ Spartans vs Uruk Hai ✅

[@bogdaniusjablan2717]

its not Immortal but it is a good movie ...this one is called 300 its about spartans while Immortal is about demigods and gods like Zeus etc

[@Daniel-uc1zz]

@2:56 on the far left theres a greek solder wearing a cuirass? the only greek soldier in the entire movie wearing body armour lol?

[@Swatmat]

arcadian soldier

[@Fang_Face]

The immortals were lightly armored infantry who had wicker shields. They were called immortals specially because when you krilled one another would take his place. There was an endless supply of them. They were not great trained fighters, they overpowered gows with numbers.

[@kristiandekorte544]

how did that sword reach his neck from down there?

[@yonu5983]

2:03 He got awful quite all of a sudden.

[@JayCord00]

The movie that is 70% in slow motion ...🤦🤣

[@guylogan2419]

100% testosterone badassness though

[@M_W_L_F]

At least the slow motion is fitting to the battle scenes. Unlike Rebel Moon part 2..(shudders)

[@atreast.4331]

As a greek I came here to laugh with American comments regarding ancient greece. From so far I have seen that persians were more civilised than spartans and that persians were whiter than Greeks. You guys make me laugh😂. You have no idea about ancient greek language, you can't read the smallest sentence yet all talk like historians. Amusing.

[@davidryley4162]

Robert Maillet certainly had some make up. He played Dredger in the first sherlock holmes movie with Robert Downey.

[@Paul-s1h]

Such a scary scene.

[@FranklinJones-i3x]

They were Savage

[@seanhylton1220]

Kurrgan from the WWE!

[@Zeke-b9r]

Damn that's Kurrgan? I had no idea.

[@Golden_Rule_Truth]

Imortarhs! Will put their names to the test!

[@JSB-IZ-ME]

No point losing your head over it

[@-Desert]

ممكن اسم الفيلم

[@SPITZBORG]

300

[@JustinkevinBarnes]

Damn that thing look like bronard Hopkins

[@techmarine83]

These moves...oof. If that uber could kick so hard as to send a full grown man flying like that then the Spartans chest would be caved in. Also, bronze doesn't spark.

[@ManInArea]

This is what 300 was, a Greek Lord of the Rings?