...and "300" is worth every penny!
It was extra-ordinary!
M.
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...and "300" is worth every penny!
It was extra-ordinary!
M.
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i found it online but havent watched it, im gona wait til its out in cinemas over here (10 days)
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I'm going to go watch it this weekend. Thank for letting us know of how great a movie it is.
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I really can't, words simply don't suffice.Originally Posted by firmechicano831
It is quite an experience!
M.
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i agree 100%. i've NEVER walked out of a movie and been like, Wow. movie is fvcking amazing, i could have done without the scifi type elements, but i can't take anything away from it. superbly done.
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I loved it but the old lady didn't
Just a heads up that this might be more of a "guys" movie
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which movie??
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Whats it about. Without spoling it please?
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300 spartan hoplites led 7,000 free Greeks against several hundred thousand persians in a battle.
That is about all I can say without giving it away.
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Sounds good.
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ahh i know the movie now
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Love the battle scenes, overall good movie - picture's only drawback is a weak narrative.
Character development suffer but you get the overwhelming sensory experience. It seems a fair trade though...Don't mind seeing it again.
Every foot soldier had an eight pack, looked like BB mag cover...
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I saw it on the weekend here in Singapore. Absolutely amazing movie. Very surreal the way it was filmed, you will know what I mean when you see it. What a farking amazing society they were, born and bread to kill and die for there way of life with no fear !!!
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Walking hundreds of miles was nothing for soldiers on the move in ancient times, talk about cardio taken to the extreme!
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The movie is somewhat historically accurate as well. It's based on The Persian Wars and the Battle of Thermopylae 480 BC.
Some quotes used in this movie were actual quotes made by Spartan king Leonidas.
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"Prepare for battle for tonight we dine in hell" !!!!!
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Haha, yea i thought it was great as well...
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almost as good as Gladiator, 4 out of 5 stars for me.
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Damn good movie, I was gonna see it in IMAX but all sold out so just went to a normal theater still good as hell though.
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Some great clips and interviews from the movie in HQ
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/300/trailers.php
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Some great clips and interviews from the movie in HQ
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/300/trailers.php
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I almost peed my pants because i refused to get up and miss a single moment of that movie!
Loved it
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To even mention a flaw in "300" is blasphemous, unless you’d rather have seen just one more fight sequence.
But less the AR multitudes think this a most shallow engagement, permit me to but fracture your hollow critique.
- Did we not watch Leonidas (the central protagonist): develop fearlessness as a boy in the wild; practice his craft in courtyard; and unwillingly breach protocol due to the insults of defiant messengers? Didn't we explore the lovingly, yet aloof and warrior-like relationship with his wife (which she fully understood); the very austere, yet truly sincere interactions with his son; his reverence for Spartan law in seeking permission for war from the keepers of the oracle, yet lucid understanding of duty priority at their rejection?
- We peered into wife’s soul on many occasions: bold with the messengers; loving as mother & wife; loyal as citizen; her inner strength when necessary (the bed chamber & council hall).
- What of our insights to the character of ancient Sparta? Warring by nature, yet subject to the law, the overt hindrances of politics (crooked & just), and the submissiveness to pagan religious beliefs of Grecian civilization.
- And as for the 300: the unity in their chants of “warrior” and “soldier”; their camaraderie in the field (illustrated by playful banter and quips); civil dedication; and devotion to their profession, king and each other.
Exactly how much character development were you hoping for, and would you have willfully sacrificed another half hour of battle, in a movie about a "LEGENDARY" battle, on said development?
Clearly, this was a movie for guys who like movies, not some thought provokingly existentialist, independent, Sundance Film Festival work.
All due respect to your open forum rights, but dare I say…I think your movie "Music and Lyrics" with Hugh Grant was down the hall!
M.
Last edited by magic32; 03-13-2007 at 09:20 AM.
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To even mention a flaw in "300" is blasphemous, unless you’d rather have seen just one more fight sequence.
But less the AR multitudes think this a most shallow engagement, permit me to but fracture your hollow critique.
- Did we not watch Leonidas (the central protagonist): develop fearlessness as a boy in the wild; practice his craft in courtyard; unwillingly breach of protocol due to the insults of defiant messengers? Didn't we explore the lovingly yet, aloof and warrior-like relationship with his wife (which she fully understood); the very austere, yet truly sincere interactions with his son; his reverence for Spartan law in seeking permission for war from the keepers of the oracle, yet lucid understanding of duty priority at their rejection?
- We peered into wife’s soul on many occasions: bold with the messengers; loving as mother & wife; loyal as citizen; her inner strength when necessary (the bed chamber & council hall).
- What of our insights to the character of ancient Sparta? Warring by nature, yet subject to the law, the overt hindrances of politics (crooked & just), and the submissiveness to pagan religious beliefs of Grecian civilization.
- And as for the 300: the unity in their chants of “warrior” and “soldier”; their camaraderie in the field (illustrated by playful banter and quips); civil dedication; and devotion to their profession, king and each other.
Exactly how much character development were you hoping for, and would you have willfully sacrificed another half hour of battle, in a movie about a "LEGENDARY" battle, on said development?
Clearly, this was a movie for guys who like movies, not some thought provokingly existentialist, independent, Sundance Film Festival work.
All due respect to your open forum rights, but dare I say…I think your movie "Music and Lyrics" with Hugh Grant was down the hall!
M.
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From your title, I thought you won it big in Vegas.
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"300" just didn't seem grandiose enough.
M.
Last edited by magic32; 03-13-2007 at 10:03 AM.
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Agreed.Personally being from Spartan decent
I can say that movie only makes me love my
heritage even more...oops..I gave somethin away
BTW..funny how Iran is out to bash the movie and call it
"American military propoganda"..alittle paranoid on their part
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