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Originally posted by: XZeroII
From now on whenever people get wood, they'll think of trojans.
Originally posted by: rh71
^ it's all a myth anyway... why would it matter ?
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Troy was only mildly entertaining to me. The best thing about it was Eric Bana's performance. Everything else plain sucked, especially Orlando "I'm a pussy" Bloom who couldn't have been more of a pussy in that movie. I would have at least expected a little background on Achilles, who's the main character of the movie, and at the VERY least, would have expected the movie to explain why his heel was his weakness*
If you want a good historic type movie, watch gladiator.
*for those that don't know why Achilles' weakness was his heals, it was because when he was a baby, his mother held him by the ankle as she dipped him in the river Styx (which is supposed to make you pretty much invincible, thus why he was the greatest warrior of the time). But because she was holding onto his ankle, it was not rendered invincible, thus is heal was as weak as any other humans.
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Troy was only mildly entertaining to me. The best thing about it was Eric Bana's performance. Everything else plain sucked, especially Orlando "I'm a pussy" Bloom who couldn't have been more of a pussy in that movie. I would have at least expected a little background on Achilles, who's the main character of the movie, and at the VERY least, would have expected the movie to explain why his heel was his weakness*
If you want a good historic type movie, watch gladiator.
*for those that don't know why Achilles' weakness was his heals, it was because when he was a baby, his mother held him by the ankle as she dipped him in the river Styx (which is supposed to make you pretty much invincible, thus why he was the greatest warrior of the time). But because she was holding onto his ankle, it was not rendered invincible, thus is heal was as weak as any other humans.
why didn't his mom pull him out and then dip the other heel?![]()
Originally posted by: memo
Originally posted by: FreshPrince
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Troy was only mildly entertaining to me. The best thing about it was Eric Bana's performance. Everything else plain sucked, especially Orlando "I'm a pussy" Bloom who couldn't have been more of a pussy in that movie. I would have at least expected a little background on Achilles, who's the main character of the movie, and at the VERY least, would have expected the movie to explain why his heel was his weakness*
If you want a good historic type movie, watch gladiator.
*for those that don't know why Achilles' weakness was his heals, it was because when he was a baby, his mother held him by the ankle as she dipped him in the river Styx (which is supposed to make you pretty much invincible, thus why he was the greatest warrior of the time). But because she was holding onto his ankle, it was not rendered invincible, thus is heal was as weak as any other humans.
why didn't his mom pull him out and then dip the other heel?![]()
exactly what i was thinking
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Troy was only mildly entertaining to me. The best thing about it was Eric Bana's performance. Everything else plain sucked, especially Orlando "I'm a pussy" Bloom who couldn't have been more of a pussy in that movie. I would have at least expected a little background on Achilles, who's the main character of the movie, and at the VERY least, would have expected the movie to explain why his heel was his weakness*
If you want a good historic type movie, watch gladiator.
*for those that don't know why Achilles' weakness was his heals, it was because when he was a baby, his mother held him by the ankle as she dipped him in the river Styx (which is supposed to make you pretty much invincible, thus why he was the greatest warrior of the time). But because she was holding onto his ankle, it was not rendered invincible, thus is heal was as weak as any other humans.
Originally posted by: dr150
I saw it last nite on DVD.
What BS. They make the Pitt chracter into a "Rambo God" who can kill an army by himself. What's his kill ratio for crissakes?!
Again, it's Hollywood pandering to the elephantine actor egos by scripting such unrealistic characters. Tom Cruise started this trend. And it's not getting any better.
I'm glad the market recognizes this by not going to the theaters.
I'm glad Troy bombed. :roll: