Troy (2004) Official Trailer - Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom Movie HD
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Troy (2004) Official Trailer - Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom Movie HD
An adaptation of Homer's great epic, the film follows the assault on Troy by the united Greek forces and chronicles the fates of the men involved.
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17 years later and still enjoying this film ..the dialogue is simply AMAZING
Same here
20 years later
"Picture the scene. You are in the offices of Warner Brothers in Los Angeles, pitching a movie about the siege of Troy to various sharp-suited executives. Perhaps Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are present also, representing their company, Plan B Films. "OK," you say, "it's a rip-roaring sand-and-sandal, thigh-and-pectoral epic." Approving nods all round. "I see Brad as very much the hero, as Achilles, the glorious warrior who defeats everyone in battle. But it's not just about war; it's about love!" More nods. "The passionate love that goes to the centre of the ancient Greek world, the love that sparks his greatest contest. The love of Achilles - for his friend Patroclus! And I've got a great casting idea: Orlando Bloom is Patroclus. He's Achilles's companion, his comrade, his brother-in-arms, and also let's face it his - acgh." At this moment, at a discreet signal from Mr Pitt, a security guard has entered to grasp you by the throat. Cut to: Warner Brothers exterior. You are flung bodily out into the street to a shout of: "And stay out."
21 years later 😊
How Ironic... so many main characters die throughout the movie... yet Sean Bean is the one to live.
+Marcos Tijerina lmao'ed to this harder than i should ve :P
+Marcos Tijerina You just made my day , can't stop laughing , guess i'd have to choose morfine and sleeping pills again !!!
haha truly ... that was the comment of the year...freaking Sean Bean
+Marcos Tijerina dude you tuined the movie for me .....
+Marcos Tijerina It's especially strange because Sean Bean usually has a "Death Clause" in all of his contracts which guarantee a gruesome or awesome death scene.
I'm still disregarding this movie for their depiction of Achilles and Patroclus. This infamous bond that inspired so many philosophers and great warriors deserve more recognition.
Weren't they lovers or something?
@@LazyCreepypasta literally
@@LazyCreepypasta No, this is something that was read into the Iliad by later authors (such as Plato but denied by Ksenophon). Achilles lovers, all women, were Penthesilea ( a warrior woman), Briseis, and Deidamia who is the mother of his son.
Why would anyone want to see that?
@@WaltPowellEnt cuz it was legendary it inspired Alexander the great
This is one of the most powerful movie lines I’ve ever heard...
“If I let you walk out of here, if I let you take him, it doesn’t change anything, you are still my enemy in the morning.” The King’s reply...“you’re still my enemy tonight, but even enemies can show respect!” 🔥🔥🔥
@Fernando Dumas the 2000s are infamous for having movies with great stories to tell but were not necessarily well done. Expensive at the time I would imagine.
@Fernando Dumas mediocer lol this was one of the best films in the 21 century an it was the best greek mythology/midevil films ever made
@@nailmontana1993 nah the beat line was.
Kid: “I heard his the biggest and their best warrior. I wouldn’t want to fight him”.
Achilles: “That’s why no one will remember your name”.
My origin is troyan . I know full history of Dardans and arwanits. 2 big empires of that time.
Craziest part about this movie, I CAN'T TELL WHO ARE THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS!
that is the point, there is good and evil in both sides
there is good and evil in every war ever fought. In this particular movie the greeks have some really bad people for leaders and troy has started the war to begin with.
Yrp
@blingabi aino
Actually this is loosely based in Homers's Iliad. There are no good or bad sides, in the poem the Olympiad gods take both sides and both Greeks and Trojans have heroes and villains. The main protagonist Achilles and Hector are both portrayed as heroes and villains at different parts of the poem and they are both favored by major gods. So the OP is right to be confused as to who the good guys and bad guys are because there aren't supposed to be any, it's a classic tragedy about two great nations that destroy each other over pride and folly when they should be united as brothers.
a person from troy stole a girl
they made patroclus and achilles straight i-
Yea
SAY SIKE IM LEAVING
I’ve watched this and they made them look alike and cousins and so I would like to pass away now thank you 😋
@eaaaeaeae aaeeaea they just weren't though were they
Because they were straight!
This is how you make a trailer. No spoilers.
Can't believe that they made Patroclus Achille's cousin * shudders *
Diana Bautista ikr. Anyone who’s read the original knows that they had a relationship
@@jlin592 i know! They were lovers. Change my mind.
Diana Bautista have you read The Song of Achilles? It’s about their relationship, and one of my fav books
@@jlin592 omg!!! Yesss. It's one of my favorite books of all time! I cried so much and i completly love it.
"He is half my soul, as the poet's say"
Dont mind me.. I'm just drowning in tears, also the last paragraph of that book is forever burned into my heart and I will never get over it
12 years old? I can't believe where the time is going, it seems like yesterday when this was first released. Great movie though, I don't know why a lot of people dislike it.
People hate on it for not following the original myth. I say just watch the movie for what it is, wonderful movie still.
Dragonlord Tevin
Are they dumb ? Was hector supposed to run around troy 3 times in thier 1v1 ?!
Gods putang ina ka
People died who didn’t die. People lived who didn’t live. People fought for reasons they didn’t fight for. The weak men were strong and the strong men were weak. It was based on an ancient story The Iliad but was twisted beyond recognition. Basically only the names were the same.
BloodofBaphomet 13*
my favorite movie of all time
Mine too!
Chris tine doed troy dies?
Maria Cortes troy is a city idiot
Christine Paps same
Pitt is perfect in tis movie.
Despite the history in this movie being somewhat inaccurate, I freaking LOVED watching it!!!!! Achilles is one of my favorite Greek mythology heroes, and Pitt portrayed him well!!
How is this being inaccurate when it is not even history to begin with? It is a myth, or a tale about what happened 3000 years ago in an account by an obscure orator called Homer who might or might not even exist.
They forgot Diomedes.
Note 1
@@feihongwong1643 way to jump on the "this historical individual was very influential, he probably didnt exist though because saying that makes me sound smart" wagon. gotta stay hip right? oh and also, theyve been digging up a massive city for the last century that can only be troy as well as a palace on ithaca.
@@feihongwong1643 Denying history doesn't make you cool.
@@tyj9175 Yes troy was a city, most likely, but so? that doesn't mean this is accurate. It isn't even close to accurate just going off Homer. Also, just because a historical figure was influential, doesn't mean they are real! Fei Hong Wong was correct.
This movie is so god-awfully inaccurate its kinda painful tbh. The Trojan war was allegedly around 1200BCE, and yeah it may have happened, there is evidence of casualties and broken arrowheads at Hisarlik (archaeological site of troy), Troy VIh/i or VIIa, which was around 1200 give or take a generation. However, Ancient Greece wasn't even a thing until four centuries later! Ancient Greece as we know it, the Hellenes, was founded around the 8th Century BCE. Athens itself wasn't founded until 500BCE. Yeah no only 700 centuries out, that's definitely accurate.
It wasn't the Greeks who attacked Troy, which was known as Wilusa to its occupants, it was the Ahhiyawans, who are believed to be the Achawoi that Homer mentions (he doesn't call the attacking party "Greek" anywhere, so the movie is wrong even by Homer's standards, low as they may be). The Achawoi were the pre-Hellenistic civilisation living in what we call Greece - the Mycenaean Greeks. NOT ancient greek. Different people. The Mycenaeans were the predecessors of Ancient Greece. Wilusa was Hittite or Arzawa, not Greek for those people who claim the Trojans were greek. There are letters providing evidence of reoccurring conflict between the Hittites and Ahhiyawans based in Wilusa, so it is possible there was a "Trojan War" but it was most certainly not a 10-year siege, but possibly a series of small conflicts over the span of a century. I'd recommend looking up Manfred Korfmann if you're interested in more detail!
Also even if you claim this movie is based on the Iliad, there's no trojan horse in the Iliad. That was from Virgil's Aeneid I think. Or maybe it was mentioned briefly in the Odyssey. Either way, it's not in the Iliad, because the Iliad doesn't describe the ending of the war.
Basically, don't be pretentious, and this movie is inaccurate.
The song of Achilles brings me here🥲
One of the best movies of all time❤️ The performance of Brad pitt, Orlando bloom and eric bana is just phenomenal 🔥🔥.
Picture the scene. You are in the offices of Warner Brothers in Los Angeles, pitching a movie about the siege of Troy to various sharp-suited executives. Perhaps Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are present also, representing their company, Plan B Films. "OK," you say, "it's a rip-roaring sand-and-sandal, thigh-and-pectoral epic." Approving nods all round. "I see Brad as very much the hero, as Achilles, the glorious warrior who defeats everyone in battle. But it's not just about war; it's about love!" More nods. "The passionate love that goes to the centre of the ancient Greek world, the love that sparks his greatest contest. The love of Achilles - for his friend Patroclus! And I've got a great casting idea: Orlando Bloom is Patroclus. He's Achilles's companion, his comrade, his brother-in-arms, and also let's face it his - acgh." At this moment, at a discreet signal from Mr Pitt, a security guard has entered to grasp you by the throat. Cut to: Warner Brothers exterior. You are flung bodily out into the street to a shout of: "And stay out."
"I had to do Troy because [...] I pulled out of another movie and then had to do something for the studio. So I was put in Troy. It wasn't painful, but I realized that the way that movie was being told was not how I wanted it to be. I made my own mistakes in it. What am I trying to say about Troy? I could not get out of the middle of the frame. It was driving me crazy. I'd become spoiled working with David Fincher. It's no slight on Wolfgang Petersen. Das Boot is one of the all-time great films. But somewhere in it, Troy became a commercial kind of thing. Every shot was like, 'Here's the hero!' There was no mystery." (Brad Pitt)
My favorite movie of all time, watched it 100 times
It's a hyperbole statement not literal.
Ivan Stepanovski
Only 💯 😂
No you didn’t
Still waiting for "Odessy" with Sean Bean...
Me toooo but i think it's never coming! Hahah. it's almost 15 years old
It’s not going to happen, alas. Too much time has passed, and since this was a version of Homer’s universe without the mythology, it wouldn’t work for there to be an Odyssey- supernatural characters are so essential to the plot of that one.
Missing this kind of movies.
This movie is awesome.
I will look down on your corpse and smile....most badass line ever.
You won't have eyes tonight. You won't have ears or a tongue. You will wonder the underworld blind, deaf and dumb and all the dead will know, this is Hector, the fool who thought he killed Achilles.
THERE ARE NO BARGAINS BETWEEN LIONS AND MEN - Achilles
@@bigwayne9458 one of my all-time favorite lines.
I just can't stop crying for Hector,,he didn't deserve any of that shit and yet he died :((((((((
Slayinnn Montgomery same with Achilles all Paris fault.
that ending pissed me off soooo much
Just A Girl not the original myth though
Same here mate! Hector's my favrt! :(
Is that bana?
This movie was amazing. Especially when Achilles fought the prince of troy.
Ajmer Thethy and no one by then was going for Achilles , how could you? A brooding war mongering sook vs a guy fighting for his wife, boy, family and entire country, Achilles fighting for nothing but pride . Those 2 actors were exceptional in that duel
@@joelmatthew2508 exactly
Joel Matthew yes I was rooting for Achilles. He is legendary fighter for a reason and so badass
In my opinion brad Pitts performance as Achilles was phenomenal
Yes
""I had to do Troy because [...] I pulled out of another movie and then had to do something for the studio. So I was put in Troy. It wasn't painful, but I realized that the way that movie was being told was not how I wanted it to be. I made my own mistakes in it. What am I trying to say about Troy? I could not get out of the middle of the frame. It was driving me crazy. I'd become spoiled working with David Fincher. It's no slight on Wolfgang Petersen. Das Boot is one of the all-time great films. But somewhere in it, Troy became a commercial kind of thing. Every shot was like, 'Here's the hero!' There was no mystery." (Brad Pitt)
I dunno why this movie is so underated , specially on rotten tomaroes , it fuckin ROCKS !!!
Best greek war epic drama movie ever !!!
Krimson Rogue hated the movie, he can go to hell as far as I know.
@EmperorJuliusCaesar and they didn't really follow the real story of achilles it's pathetic. it's soooo wrong im cringing
The way of thinking and acting is not someone of the Bronze Age.
Weapons and clothes are not like the Bronze Age.
Scenes and dialogues that are amateurs.
Nahhh Gladiator takes that one gladiator was definitely the best
It's criticized for changing or disregarding stuff from the Greek mythology and from Omyrous source material
WHY THE HELL ARE ACHILLES AND PAT COUSINS I CANT 😭😭
One of the most underrated movies of all time
Despite being only rated 54% approval, Troy is my mumber one favorite movie. I used to wish Brad Pitt and Rose Byrne worked on other projects. Their romance was one of the reasons why this movie is such a masterpiece. Doing a remake of this is just impossible.
It's hardly the definitive version. The movie itself is a remake of Helen of Troy from the 1950s. The movie had its flaws and takes some huge liberties with the source material. There will be other versions, it's not Casablanca.
Hector is my favrt! But he died in a way he wasn't meant to :(
Agreed😔 ive cried everytime ive watched that scene😪
It's one of those type of movies where it gets better every time you see it (especially if you like Greek Mythology), like The Ten Commandments...which, interestingly, takes place around the same time
+Jay P For one, the various characters' storylines, and the sheer epicness of Troy's fall
***** Yeah I also liked that it showed the story in a real-world tone, where the pagan gods do not exist (but very lightly implied where God Itself may have influenced various character's backstories, like Hector's healing and such) and where the Tojan War played out on its own, with its characters coming to life. And yeah, the priestess was more beautiful than Helen.
***** Other than Clash of the Titans, The Argonauts and all that....hmm, 300
***** God of War series is number 1 in Greek Mythology if you ask me
***** Your facination for Greek Mythology never led you to God of War (you're at least aware of the 90s cult series, Hercules & Xena, right)? :o It's not too late for you lol
Still waiting for the movie adaptation of The Odyssey to be called "Troy Story 2."
Genius
Lmao
Electric Boogaloo
"I had to do Troy because [...] I pulled out of another movie and then had to do something for the studio. So I was put in Troy. It wasn't painful, but I realized that the way that movie was being told was not how I wanted it to be. I made my own mistakes in it. What am I trying to say about Troy? I could not get out of the middle of the frame. It was driving me crazy. I'd become spoiled working with David Fincher. It's no slight on Wolfgang Petersen. Das Boot is one of the all-time great films. But somewhere in it, Troy became a commercial kind of thing. Every shot was like, 'Here's the hero!' There was no mystery." (Brad Pitt)
Since when is Achilles straight?!
AAHSJASHAHA MY EXACT THOUGHTS
Since it’s the truth!
Iliad readers: best movie ever wowowowowowowowow
The song of Achilles readers: …
THEY’RE COUSINS *shudders*
"Myrmidans! brothers of the sword, i rather fight beside you than any army of thousands!"
"AHOOOOO!!"
"let no man forget how menacing we are. we are lions!"
"AHOOOOO!!"
"do you know what's there, waiting beyond that beach?! ...Immortality! take it, it's yours!!"
"AHOOOOO!! ...AHOOOOO!! ...AHOOOOO!!"
1bottlejackdaniels got nothing on “SPARTANs, what is your profession?”
One of the best movies
Have seen this movie so many times, now I watch for the first time the trailer and I am almost crying again haha. this movie is magical
The Directors Cut is another movie. Truly epic, I recommend to watch it.
This movie probably has the best dual ever by a period piece via ancient weaponry, when Hector and Achilles went head to head. Sickest fight ever, well, by Achilles anyway. Best dual by sword of any movie in my opinion.
Totally.... but they ruined it in the Director's Cut with the new music. It was better with the original track.
Survival !
@@samm1809 flip the script!
RIP Peter O'Toole (August 2, 1932 - December 14, 2013), aged 81
And
RIP Wolfgang Petersen (March 14, 1941 - August 12, 2022), aged 81
You both will be remembered as legends.
*cries in straightwashed characters*
*cries harder in 'i just wanted achilles and patroclus to kiss'*
The way helen flings herself over the balcony 😭😍
This is my favorite movie of all time, ive watched it like 5 times
at 0:45 you can see that Achilles is holding the shortened sword prop, this is the clip before they CGIed the actual sword in.
+Robert R Too funny!
You sure that's not a dagger
@@nailmontana1993 Yes because I've seen the movie (where it's a sword) and I've seen the behind the scenes footage where Brad Pitt's holding a bladeless rubber prop (i.e. this).
Also at minute 1:00 the Greek Army is pretty tiny. That gives you a sense of how few soldiers in the finished film are real life actors, versus how many are CGI.
" All my life I've lived by the code and the code is simple:
Honor the gods , Love your woman and defend your country , Troy is the mother of all of us , fight for her !!!
....FOR TROY !!!!!! "
( HECTOR )
This is one of my favorite screen versions of Homer's "The Iliad" with elements of Virgil's "Aeneid". Even though it omits a lot of events, characters plus the Olympians- the film is nonetheless a fairly accurate version of the epic poems. It really presents the Trojan War in a more realistic sense as opposed to legend. The cast was outstanding! A screen version of "The Aeneid" should definitely be done too!
It's a pretty useful film for students who are confused or otherwise daunted by the length of Homer's poem.
Navid Haider I agree with you. For first time readers of Homer, this film is a helpful resource in understanding what lead up to the war, who the key characters are and human nature itself.
***** Definitely. I heard they're making a new adaptation of The Odyssey with Hugh Jackman in the eponymous role? That'd be pretty exiting as well! It's strange though, film adaptations should never be a complete alternative to reading the text -- not only do films change it for very practical reasons, but they also make it a lot more dramatic than they are in the novels or poems. Not saying that it makes them bad adaptations, but its just a completely different medium and it shows once you start being critical about both versions.
Navid Haider That will be an interesting film to see. One of the beauties about great epic legends like "The Iliad & Odyssey" is that you have a freedom to re-tell them for a contemporary audience. Personally, I still believe in doing as much justice to the source material but make it as resonant to a modern audience (I am a writer myself). Does not mean people cannot enjoy the original story and a screen adaptation of it.
***** I have so much to ask you if you're also a writer :D And yes, all of that sounds about right -- I do think that films and screen adaptations are able to dramatise any story (or myth) in a way that prose cannot. Merely because of the additional technical advantages alone. I was re-reading Tolkien and kept thinking why Peter Jackson changed / added so many different scenes and yet managed to make his trilogy so... beautiful! I like that you used the term "doing as much justice to" in reference to a source material, because honestly adaptations really feel like translations or interpretations -- even the once with a strong fidelity to the material. I keep thinking of how people love Zack Snyder for what he's done for the comics-to-film genre, but even he has had to make a lot of significant changes to those source-materials.
But I digress -- here's wishing you a happy 2017! :)
Underrated movie
Came here after reading Song of Achilles
Great movie. Very well done given the complex but fascinating details of the Trojan War. Epic fight scenese in this movie. It's interesting that a tale written over 2,000 years ago still fascinates people today. I guess because it deals in very human issues such as love, war, vengeance, jealousy, etc. I recently learned there were several epic poems written about the Trojan War not just the Illiad & the Odyssey, its just that we don't have the complete poems. In the other tales, there were descriptions of battles involving Amazons and Africans who fought on the Trojan side against the Greeks.
Probably one of the greatest movie ever made This one's my favourite. I never get bored watching it again and again. Wolfgang Petersen truly left a masterpiece for all of us. Each and every character have nailed their performance. My favourite is "Achilles" played by Brad Pitt. His action scenes are just perfect to describe the greatest warrior of all times. Followed by Hector who as a great King and a loving elder brother. Favorite movie quote " Any moment might be our last. Everything is more beautiful because we're doomed. You will never be lovelier than you are now. We will never be here again." - Achilles
I can't see how it's one of the greatest movies ever made, even the cast have bashed it.
"I had to do Troy because [...] I pulled out of another movie and then had to do something for the studio. So I was put in Troy. It wasn't painful, but I realized that the way that movie was being told was not how I wanted it to be. I made my own mistakes in it. What am I trying to say about Troy? I could not get out of the middle of the frame. It was driving me crazy. I'd become spoiled working with David Fincher. It's no slight on Wolfgang Petersen. Das Boot is one of the all-time great films. But somewhere in it, Troy became a commercial kind of thing. Every shot was like, 'Here's the hero!' There was no mystery." (Brad Pitt)
Peter O'Toole walked out after 15 minutes he was so shocked.
Damn straight.
BEST MOVIE EVER!!!
xTeChNiQuEz1 definitely
Troy: Fall of a City, despite its defects, is a superior and more dignified aptitude in history, with a more realistic development and just fairy tales.
Hardly, it's got plenty of flaws.
It's not exactly Casablanca.
How many films have you seen?
2019 and i am still here....i am from greece and i am proud for my country's story... congratulations for your movie....
The film lacks the grandeur and depth of Iliad by Homer, Ward and peace by Tolstoy and Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
Reminiscing the past. I was still so young when I 1st watched this movie, that was surely like more than 12 years ago. Now I rewatched it again and I am still amazed.
മരക്കാർ കണ്ടു ഇങ്ങോട്ടു വന്നവർക്ക് നമോവാകം 😁
The 2004 film "Troy" is exceptional. Brad Pitt's commitment to his role as Achilles shines through, delivering a wonderful performance. The showdown between Achilles and Hector, brilliantly portrayed by Eric Bana, evoked intense emotions, leaving me with goosebumps. Kudos to the entire cast and crew for their outstanding work.
As Sean Bean played Odysseus so masterfully, it would only make sense to remake the 1997 "The Odyssey" with him in the lead role.
Asante killed that role!
My sentiments, exactly.
A trilogy would have been nice: A sequel to this film about Odysseus, plus "The Aeneid".
Great film. Bana made this work for me.
MANY WILL COME AND MANY WILL GONE,
BUT OUR NAMES WILL BE REMEMBER FOREVER.
THE GREAT MOVIE OF ALL THE TIME,
HATS OFF TO ERIC BANA (HECTOR) & BRAD PIT(ACHILLIES)
The greatest of them all Peter O’toole ! Rest In Peace !
Absolutly loved this movie, one of the best movies ever made. This year comes a TROY : Total War out with Achilles, Paris, Hector amd Aggamemnon in it, based on the movie and the history books. Can't wait, this is a master piece👌, nobody could have played Achilles better than Brad Pitt🔥
This film is just a peplum, with no artistic value.
I came here to say sorry about what Netflix did to you brad and helen and Zeus.. and this amazing movie !!
What you mean?
This movie manages to be worse than Troy of netflix.
this movie is a bit inaccurate tho so no lmao
LMAO I CANT GET OVER HOW THEY CAST PAT AND ACHILLES AS COUSINS😭
2004 but the quality is so good
HELL YEAAAH
Myrmidons. My brothers of the sword. I'd rather fight beside you than any army of thousand. Let no man forget how menacing we are. We are lions. Do you know what's there waiting beyond that beach. Immortality. Take it. It's yours.
I love so much this movie. And I love Brad Pitt ❤️
I watched it 10 year ago, and this is the time to watch it again..
Lmaooo they tried to make Achilles and Patroclus straight and made a love story out of nowhere I-
Best quote:
My wife waits for me in Troy
My wife waits for me right there-classic 😂
It's lovely, but I think that what this movie missed was the loveliest part of the book: the gods making all the funniest decisions because they love chaos.
Por Tróia. Eterno Heitor . Filme marcou uma Geração.
I wanna watch this movie RIGHT NOW!!
I really enjoy this movie. A flawed but lovingly made and engaging epic.
何十回も観た映画のひとつ
アキレス【ブラッド・ピット】の華麗な戦い方にも毎回しびれてしまいます
The best historical movie and Brad is réel Achilles 💪
How many have you seen?
@@leew1598 breav Heart, romus & romulus, Gladiator, Alexandre, last samurai, and mor
@@user-yt3ir3mn3i Ah you have got to see Ben Hur. It really changed cinema, there's a whole group of younger directors who were influenced by it. It won 11 Oscars, the chariot race scene scene alone is a work of art. Charlton Heston is also unbelievably good.
It would be great to see a movie like this base from the original story.
Well I thought this was good on it's own.
mutant messiah naa would be to cartoonish
Gilgamesh the original story is not cartoonish
The original story is more tragic but it has some supernatural touch due Olympians taking sides of the war. Netflix already did it
@EmperorJuliusCaesar Except it's meant to be more realistic and times and values have changed.
today's my first time to watch this one, wasn't dissapointed, bravo
a movie "based" on Homer's epic poem:
Menelaus dies in Troy, Agamemnon dies in Troy, Achilles enters the city through the trojan horse, Pares survives and runs away with Helen... yea yea well, Hollywood.
You're so right ! I always wanted to comment that . The most hilarious part though is the scene in the beginning , showing the port of Sparta and later Mycenae located 1-2 miles by the sea . Just google the real locations and you'll see how ridiculous it seems
this movie strays from the iliad so much. achilles actually died before the trojan horse thing happened, and neither menelaus or agamemnon died at troy. helen was eventually returned to menelaus, and paris died.
Scene when Ahil challenges Hector must be the greatest scene ever recorded on film.
1.Eric Bana 2.Brad Pitt 3.Orlando Bloom. In this movie Eric is sexiest of all
ioana popoiu no.. agramendon was
Now that's an unpopular opinion
@@Aggelostououranou Of course. Its a top that differs from person to person. This one is mine
Idk who I should pick . All 3 are just ....
2019? I DO LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!
When I finished the director's cut the first time I saw it I wanted a sequel so bad, the odissey or the aeneid, and again directed by Petersen. Sad that he is not making Hollywood movies since Poseidon.
You should watch The Trojan Women 1971, it takes place the following day after the sack of Troy. It's based on a classical Greek play.
brad pit....you are amazing
Agamemnon - Nothing unifies the people like a common enemy.
A common danger unites even the bitterest enemies. The enemy of your enemy is your friend. Give people a common enemy, and you will give them a common identity. Deprive them of an enemy and you will deprive them of the crutch by which they know who they are.
Where Patrocolus at though 🤔🔍
Annemoon Van Maastricht Right!?!?
my favourite movie of alltime.....
orlando bloom killin it
whoah they really did make achilles straight, i thought people were joking
filme muito bom
TROY is my favourite movie of all time.
Perhaps my favorite movie of all time. In came out on my birthday on May 14th, 2004!! I went to see it at least a couple of times when it came out!!
Such a great movie "HECTOOOORR!!!"
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One of my favorite Warner Bros. movies with The Last Samurai.
18 years ago?! can't believe it!! Outstanding movie!
One of the great films of recent times
Achilles and breises ❤
Um they were never in love lol. Achilles was actually lover with Patroclus who wasn’t actually his cousin. They literally just straight washed it
A good trailer without spoilers!
my favourite movie 😍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great MOVIEEEE
Hector
0:45 they didn’t add a sword yet. This is funny
😅😅😅
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Good god, can Pitt be more gorgeous than this??? How can this be even possible. Unbelievable. Not to mention his excellent acting performance!
Amazing epic movie!Am very proud for my country:GREECE!