Please react to: 1. Mel Gibson’s Apocalypto (one of the few movies I consider a masterpiece) 2. 300 rise of an empire 3. the long kiss goodnight (super underrated action movie starring Genna David and Samuel L Jackson ) 4. DEATH PROOF (Trenton Tarantino)

I think that is also a bad insult to anyone who betrayed you . May you think about how you betrayed us 😊

Was it rob

​@Derrick-hi7vk only other one I've seen fall asleep is Jerry but it's probably rob 😂😂

Very great movie, one of my fav but it's not one of the greatest movies of all time I'm afraid. Also lets give them a break as we don't know what they have to go through each given day lol

Rob is the lamest fool.

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He gotta say no diddy

That part made me die lmao

not gonna lie the got him right there

​​@tmac731 For what? Nothing gay about that. Yall just be saying anything.

@@SalikCollins naw you gotta go back to the beginning “he just got done laying massive pipe” “how do you know it’s massive?” “he’s a spartan man, he’s build for war” you gotta say no diddy after that shit lmfao

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5:20 my favorite line. 5:22 😂

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its not based on real history

@@stanleyyelnats4524 and Clark Kent isn’t from Earth

@@stanleyyelnats4524 Ottomans lost, get over it.

@@stanleyyelnats4524 no shit this film is based on a comic series but even the comic series takes a lot of inspiration from the actual battle of Thermopylae. So they are both based on actual history but it obviously takes a lot of liberties because it’s a movie not a documentary

There was approx 5000 allies at Thermopylae. Herodotus claims there was a million Persians. I doubt that number if a million fighting men; the entire Persian host, including battle train, servants and all the rest of the civilian population that would’ve formed the host entire? Possible. But the fighting men of that host would’ve been around 200,000-250,000 men. So the odds would’ve been around 50-1. They were not fighting on a plain though, obviously as we all know. Estimates reckon that the max amount of men the Persians could get into the narrows between the cliff face and the drop of to the sea, was about 2000, with a front only 100 wide. That kind of warfare would’ve been hell on any Persian units including the Immortals. They were not trained for that type of close quarters combat and they came up against the greatest fighting force, the cream of Hellas, at a pass that was as perfect for THEIR warfare as you could get. The Persians thought they would pass through there in 24 hours. It took them nearly a week and cost them dearly in manpower. If it wasn’t for The Name That Cannot Be Mentioned, providing the intel for the mountain path that delivered the Immortals to the rear of the Spartan position, it would e gone on a tad longer but not much. At that point the Spartans were fighting with shivered spears, barely a shield between them and most with numerous wounds and pertruding arrows, at the last stand on the knoll. This is where the term “fighting tooth and nail” comes from, this last stand, as that is literally what the sort and resorted to. Absolute fkn hero’s at that pass at the Hot Gates. That heroism was immortalised with the epitaph, written by the poet Simonides I think 🤔 “Go tell the Spartans, stranger passing by; that here, obedient to their laws we lie”

The Spartans actually were more armored than this. They wore a bronze breast plate known as a Curasse. They also wore bronze greaves on their wrists and shins. But they were definitely the premiere fighting man of the Bronze Age. This courageous act really happened made more impressive by Leonidas still being a beast at 60 years old.

It's based on a graphic novel

Frank Millar made the 300 Graphic novel.

He's also in LoTR. Boromir's brother.

That’s what I find out.

Also The Hospitalier from Kingdom of Heaven.

they were also gay couples

armies needed all the extra comradery they could get @@Krobra91

@@Krobra91 I mean … I guess he left that part out of the class lol

​@@Krobra91stop the bullshit, these are fairytales, read history first

i mean they were one of the worst greek states for warfare, athens and corinth were far superior

You KNOW times are bad when we have to add “no diddy” to something that shouldn’t even be taken out of context 💀

@@Lenteus lol I didn’t wanna get caught

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The levels of untrue statements in your post Labelled as “facts” is monstrous. Please never do this again. The “facts” in your post are either untrue, woefully ignorant and inaccurate with a mere smattering of truth. Do better mate.

@sobek4206 you Argue with historians.

@@dixbowman3452 don’t ever call yourself that after your OP bro. Or if you’re claiming to have learnt this from a historian, get your money back. Like the Alexander waffle you espouse. Like this is The worst statement that is sooooooo incorrect it’s laughable. Alexander was born about 70 years after leonidas death you muppet. Of the two things I know most about in the world it’s Roman and Greek history. You clearly know nothing or have been taught a wildly incorrect version of “history”. Phillip, Alexander father, learnt phalanx warfare from the thebans. Not Sparta. I ca. go on and on about the inaccuracies.

@@dixbowman3452 you are correct also with the statement re the arrows. This was declared by dienekes. But beyond that the rest is pretty much bs

@@dixbowman3452 as my previous post was deleted…. Alexander was born 70 years after the death of Leonidas….. The Macedonians didn’t learn phalanx warfare from the Spartans. How could they? The Spartans didn’t use the pike or sarrisa. Phillip learn phalanx warfare from the thebans and improved every aspect of Theban phalanx warfare, most significantly by adding four feet to their pikes to create the sarrisa. The Thebans had at this point been the supreme after defeating the Spartans rather badly at Leucrea I think using the oblique order. Of the two things I know most about it’s Ancient Rome and Greek history. So I’m not arguing with historians, I’m correcting just a couple of the most egregious errors of yours.

100. Philips battalions would’ve crushed the Spartans in their prime. Not a fair comparison but they would’ve crushed them nonetheless. Would’ve made a great PPV too eh? 😂

lol it was a mistake but a funny one

Read through some of these “factual” comments on here and it’s clear not many have any facts and know nothing of this war and the time period.

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At least he laughed when the messenger got kicked down the well 😂

hes the biggest buzz kill

Yet he loved Zack Snyder justice league lol I love both but bro c'mon lol

Actually they did utilize Archers known as Helots, Serfs in Sparta not good enough for Infantry training so they were reserved for the spartan Archers and calvary...they aren't in this battle because Leonidas technically as you saw was just going for a "stroll" instead of battle.

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At least 2 of em did. Maybe Patrick and rob

They've all seen it

No it’s definitely not

@@shania991 yes it is XD

Same either I just like gore but it seemed way more bloody

Did he do much horror after dawn of the dead? it’s probably one if not my favorite zombie movie

I hope so. I a lot of people hate it but I really enjoyed it