300 (2006) REACTION with Blue. Her First Time!
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As a Greek i really enjoyed your reaction...Leonidas was at his 60s at this time.."May you live forever" as King Leonidas said to Efialtis..was the biggest insult to tell to a Spartan or a man ..We use the name Efialtis on modern Greek to descripe the nightmare..His magnificent statue is at rhe Hotgates= Thermopiles ..i go often there to honor him..Thanks 🥰
Κοίτα να δεις που πέτυχα Έλληνα.
I want to visit there so bad, maybe one day.
@@CChissel I wish you to make it one day !!!
@@WaltDevil060 Ειμαστε παντου χιχι
Really shows the legend of the Spartans when countries that had nothing to do with Greece history (USA) use Spartan symbols in our military. Not very surprising considering their famous stand at Thermopylae and their victory over Athens in the Peloponnesian wars. Not to mention they had arguably the coolest Greek God watching over them. Would love to visit these areas one day.
Fun fact: your testosterone levels instantly increase whilst watching this movie!
Agree
Proven fact
Not me, humble and calm always win over aggressive
Always love the use of WHILST lol...great word
@@zackandrea7354 not always. Real men know when to be aggressive and when to be calm
The whole movie is Dilios' pep talk to the assembled Greek army led by the Spartans at the Battle of Platea.
Yeah, and they all sound round, listening, like: "Oooohh, giants! Elephants the size of houses! Immortals! No way he's making any of this up!"
@@ashscott6068 because it is meant to be as a fantasy told by a bard. Of course everything is exaggerated to make everyone existed for the next battle.
@@Vesohag it actually fits with the way the story is told as well, because a lot of it is exaggerated or fantastical compared to how it would have been. Unreliable narrator.
@@canadian__ninja exactly.
@@ashscott6068 All very real things. When you have to stand up to a Berserker and a War Elephant, you would feel the same.
"No man threatens a messager !!! " Um what was the first thing Leonidas said when u came to his country? "in sparta even a messager is responsible for there own voice"
Not many kings fought their own battles, especially at 60 years old.That’s why leonidas is the most badass human to ever live.
Achilles:"A King who fights his own battles. Now that would be a sight!"
Leonidas:"Hold my shield! it throws me off balance....."
*I Didn't know he was 60?!* he just got 100x more BADASSS than I Already thought he was ! 😂
@@modelotimefooooo1853 mad isn’t it ?i was stunned when I found out that this dude is a beast lol
@@joshtt3240 tbf i’ve never looked into the 300 beyond the movies 😵💫😂 i wish i did‼️ now i have to haha
Born: c. 540 BC; Sparta, Greece Died: 19 September 480 BC (aged around 60)
He did not miss him, when he threw the spear - If he would have killed him, he would have died as a god (because its possible for humans to kill gods, in mythology). But by wounding him, he showed the whole world, that hes just a human, bleeding like every1 else and not a god. Xerxes also realises this, when he touches the wound and sees his own blood (He is shaking and has a shocked expression - he also truly believed, that he was a god himself) - this was a total victory for Leonidas.
I always found it a bit ironic, with all those piercings he'd have to bleed at least once.
When and where in Greek mythology did a human kill a god? I've never heard of anything like that. Besides who says Xerxes is a god? He just thinks he is. Leonidas meant to kill.
I love the guys nodding.
He understand the ethos of a warrior, he understands Sparta ;)
Fun fact: most of the iconic quotes were real life quotes. Such as "so we will fight in the shade". Short, dry and almost sarcastic responses called Laconic speech.
It is ironic how the Spartans talk about freedom so much when their economy would’ve collapsed without slaves. Their children were required to stalk and kill slaves undetected as part of their warrior training.
“Το λακωνίζειν εστί φιλοσοφείν” which means "to speak laconic (simple,calculated and to the point) is to philosophise "
FUN FACT: The young version of Leonidas that kills the wolf in the beginning is played by Eli Snyder, director Zack Snyder's son.
That's a good fact👍
Yes it is 👍
The one version of Leonidas who killed the wolve is played by Tyler Neitzel, Eli Snyder played the youngest version of Leonidas.
The Immortals were nicknamed that because there were so many of them, each one killed was immediately replaced by the next. For their enemies it felt like you must have already killed this guy at least twice
And the number had to be exactly 10,000, no more, no less.
@Romel Negut 10,000? But..but that's OVER 9000!!!
@@romelnegut2005 I think they need 10k new man now.
Seen this movie like 300 times. Still love it
I see what you did there.
I see what you did there
This and Conan the Barbarian was my friends and I post pub film back in university :)
you there I did. what see
@@canadian__ninja thanks yoda
"Oh no he missed". Not really. Xerxes claimed to be a God. God's can't bleed or die. So showing he could bleed means he's not immortal. That he can be defeated.
But he still missed. Obviously the point is that he hit his ego. But he probably was aiming to kill. So he missed but still proved a point.
It is symbolic... the damage those 300 did to 800,000+ Persians was probably 20-30k at most. The wound to Xerxes was the same ratio as the wound to his army. A year later when they fight the united Greek army there are only 120K Persians left in their army, showing how bad the attrition and morale cost them in AWOL units.
I kinda think he was not missed. Like Russell ward said, he probably wants to show Xerxes of what he claimed and he's a man of his word.
Could it be they have some sort of thing such as the king won't kill another king, not by their own hands, like Saladin said in Kingdom of Heaven?
Yeah,
Leonidas' goal was not to kill him, but to make him bleed, and to make him live from then on with the thought that he is not a God...
If Leonidas wanted to kill him right then and there
with his spear he could certainly do it, because we saw at the beginning of the movie how well the Spartans are trained..
@@randys3764 But that would be weird, don't you think? When he had the chance to kill him to end the invasion (for now, at least). It does seem that it was way too far away, even with training it seems it was gonna be difficult (that's why he removed his helmet and shield) and yet he managed to hit him, just not exactly on the head or chest where he probably wanted. Still of course it is a win since he damaged his ego. But could have killed him and the gy would have bleed out still.
You didn't show "Spartans! What is your profession?" Part. Best part of the movie imo
If they were to show every best part of the movie, they would just have the whole movie on screen.
Also “its only an eye, the gods saw it for to give me a spare” or “and by spartan law, we will fight... and die!”, and the “and so my king died and my brothers died”
So good, I actually have it as my name!
based on Herodetus's description of the Persians after fighting at Thermopalae, that "the Great King had brought many men with him, but few soldiers."
When Leonidas says "May you live forever", he's cursing him... To die in glorious battle is what every Spartan hopes for, so living forever would be the worst thing that could happen to a Spartan.
Loved the reaction Blue ❤️
This movie is based on the comic book by Frank Miller, which is why it's a bit more fantastical.
After the betrayal of Ephialtes, the name "Ephialtes" received a lasting stigma; it came to mean "nightmare" in the Greek language and to symbolize the archetypal traitor in Greek culture.
So in a certain way, he lived forever with his name meaning nightmare; traitor
it's not completely accurate friend , the real meaning of leonidas words are , the cursed ( ephialtes) and his name into eternity , the word was spread that he betrayed the 300 , him as a local , knew the passages and every rout of the hell gates , and was bribed by the persians for his inside , ephialtes , TILL THIS DAY , is synonymous of "coward" and "traidor " in Greece, and in old times, honoring your name was a MUST in that extreme society , leonidas curse became eternal and every relative or descendant of the family of the traidor had that stigma forever , it's amazing that this war and encounters did happened , showing us how brave they were
@@martinsuareznunez2620 I would dispute that interpretation... Leonidas would not have known that Ephialtes' name would have become synonymous with "traitor", nor that knowledge of this would have spread. The Spartan that leaves to spread the news does not mention it to the council. Plus, if Leonidas had intended for Ephialtes' name to live on, I'm pretty sure he would have specifically said this... Instead, he specifically says "May *you* live forever" - a concept that would have been abhorrent to the Spartans, who gain honour in a glorious death in battle.
"Alita: Battle Angel" ... Awesome movie
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Yes, and yes!
They were called immortal not because they couldn't die. But because of their vast numbers. It seemed when you killed one, another would take its place.
A cool bit of history is that the quick witted responses given by Spartans was called Laconic Speech and it was tradition to haze people and see who had the best comebacks. Along with this its also very real what the Queen said in regards to "Because only Spartan women give birth to real men" which was said instead to a council man who questioned her and got back a response that lasted the ages.
Blue is so adorable i love her reaction.
Great reaction, Blue and Larry. Blue, you are doing very well. Good to see you again. About the Phalanx, when they are out in the open, they form a triangle so they are protected from all sides. The triangle is the most stable structure that works out rather well in battle. If and "as" members die, they structure can continue to pull in closer and closer to keep the strength of its totality intact. In fact, as it gets smaller, it can actually grow stronger due to less movable pieces.
My man here must be an Ephors, he chooses only the most beautiful women to react on his channel
@@sgt.horvath7023 😂😂😂someone didn't get the joke
Good one 👍
“The enemy outnumber us a paltry three to one, good odds for any Greek.” chills man
The Greeks were always good at using the terrain to their advantage. Even Marathon, which kinda started all this, was fought in location that the Persian numbers and cavalry couldn’t do anything.
I really wonder if when Loenidas said "there's no reason we can't be civil." with a mouthful of food, that was ad-libbed ? It feels like something he threw in and it was so funny and appropriate that Zach Snyder kept it in the final cut. I remember in the theatre that had the whole audience cracking up.
Apparently he did actually say lines like "tonight we dine in hades" and "come and get them". The thing about Spartans though, is the way they spoke was different from most Greeks. They said very little. An example:
Invader: "Spartan! we will raze your city to the ground!"
Spartan: "If"
They used as few words as possible to convey what they were saying.
Not only that but also in that moment you see another Spartan impaling a Persian. It is meant to be an ironic moment, yeah.
The most iconic line " this is sparta" wasnt supposed to be how it was . He said they shot that scene alot and couldnt get it right and finally ( as a joke ) he just screamed it as loud as he could and over the top as he could and Zack was like .. yup thats it .
@@kevinkuptz7397 Damn, I never knew that ! Funny how sometimes an ad-lib can become iconic in movie history. Like "You can't handle the truth" and " leave the gun, grab the cannoli".
@@norricdaoc8746 Dark Knight is really good for that too . When Joker grabs Racheal at the party and she looks around she said she had never seen him in his makeup before that , that he wasnt supposed to grab her and what he said wasnt in the script . So she was looking around for someone to yell cut because she didnt know what was happening and was actually scared . She said she actually peed herself a little bit.
300-"Rise Of An Empire" next please.
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This. 👌
Alexander the Great when he became King of Greece, printed new coins with his image on them. The face said Alexander King of Greece, on the back of each coin it said except Sparta. Tells you that even Alexander was not interested in taking on the Spartans. Great Reaction.
Perhaps Blue next time sees Saving Private Ryan on her own…
Or No Country for Old Men with Larry…not that the comments seem to matter here.
Lmao I love that he hearted that comment.
@@phantompower he does seem to have a soh:)
They didn't show, "Spartans! What is Your Profession?!!"; but they did they did do, "You, there. Ephieltes.. May you live, forever." 😧😬😯😁🙏✌
I really love this quote in the movie 17:04... "Persian: My arm!
Stelios: It's not yours, anymore." :D True savage!
As I type this, the summer of 2021 draws near to its ending...a summer that marked the 2,500th anniversary of the Battle of Plataia.
What would they who lived then - Leonidas, Gorgo, all of Sparta - have thought of the world of now?
Whatever new things they would marvel or scoff at, one thing they would not find at all surprising.
THEY ARE REMEMBERED. 😊 ⚔️
"THIS IS SPARTA!"
Blue's "daayyum" is really unique. Makes me laugh every time.
Troy (2004) would be a great movie to react to with Blue.
Spartan women were obliged to stay healthy and in shape in order to breed proper spartan warriors, while boys would be trained in the arts of combat women would receive education and engage in athletic competitions (javelin and discus throwing, boxing, wrestling and riding). Even after marriage the men were not allowed to live with their wives until they were 30, so the women would have to run the household by themselves.
@@iainsteele5737 And why is that? :)
@@iainsteele5737 TRIGGERED
If it hasnt been mentioned before, The purpose of their capes was to prevent the enemy from knowing if they were injured or not. Hence the color red. They did not want their enemy to know if their strikes drew blood.
That sounds like a modern myth. They often claim that is why British soldiers used to wear red when in reality it was simply because red was the cheapest colour. Also, the Spartans did not all wear red. They also wore white and purple, so I'm afraid your 'fact' about not wanting to show blood is nonesense
As Blue said there is alot of small bits that is cryptic unless u already know what it means. the better once are when the queen claps back at the Persian messenger and says "becouse only Spartan woman gives birth to real men" Spartan warriors was feared as the strongest warriors in existence at the time. But becouse the woman gave birth to the men they were treated with great respect sometimes more then the men becouse of this. It is also overlooked the fact that the woman were also well trained in combat as they hade to defend there home when the men was at war. I think there is a line in the movie by Leonidas saying that he could have marshed up there woman to fight from what he hade seen. Another perfect line is Leonidas telling the traitor near the end "may u live forever" That was an extreme insult in Sparta as there was nothing more glorious to a Spartan soldier then to die in battle. So then being told by your king, may u live forever was devistating to any Spartan. U can even se it in the traitors face he immediately drops he´s head in shame the moment he hears it.
The sequel is also pretty good "300: Rise of an empire" a bit about the naval part of the fight against the Persians. Also if she hasn't seen Lord of the Rings, that is a must! Or Gladiator, also with blood and gore and great, memorable lines and emotions.
Great reaction! Blue, you MUST react to "Last Samurai" and "Gladiator"
The way Wonder Woman fights in Batman v Superman and Justice League reminds me to the spartans from this movie.
still the best war speech ever at the end.
this, Patton, and King Thèodens speech in The Return of the King are still my favorite
Amazing comic book movie!
Fan fact, until the line "Persians, come and get them" all the punchlines were true("earth and water, you will find plenty down there", "only Spartan women can give birth to real men", "see my old friend I brought more soldiers than you did", "here is where they die" and of course "come and get them") and they have been registered.
Also in reality, Leonidas was one of the first to be wounded in battle, and also one of the first to die after the second wave of attacks by the Persians(most likely the second day). His head was put on a spike at the end of the battle for Xerxes to show to the rest of the Greeks as an example. (His body was being protected deceased till the last Greek)
Secondly, the Greek 'battalion' was also consisted by almost another 4000-8000 Greeks (historians seem to differ), but after the first wave of attack only the 300 Spartans left behind along with 1000 Helotes, 400 Thebans and 700 Thespians which Leonidas commanded.
The rest of the Greeks that left went to the battleship of Artemision/Artemisium, where the place was of higher geostrategic value.
Ancient Greek:
"Ὦ ξεῖν’, ἀγγέλλειν Λακεδαιμονίοις ὅτι τῇδε κείμεθα, τοῖς κείνων ῥήμασι πειθόμενοι."
Greek:
"Ξένε, πες στους Λακεδαιμόνιους ότι κειτόμεθα εδώ, πιστοί στους νόμους τους", εννοώντας: "πεθάναμε εδώ ακολουθώντας τις σπαρτιατικές παραδόσεις".
While the guys at the front were fighting against the enemy, the second row was stabbing the enemy with their spears and the rest behind them were pushing the front row as much as they could to make them unable to move back from all the force by the attacking team. Otherwise, the front row would have been overrun in just a few minutes.
They also changed the men between the rows so that they can rest and newly rested could keep up fighting. This is how they lasted for 3 days straight.
Xerxes's elite soldiers were called the _Immortals_ because there would always be *ten thousand* of them (the dead would be replaced until their full strength was reached). Also the exaggerations found in the film (Spartans at war without their full armor--cuirass, greaves and sometimes bracers, monsters, mutants, abnormal animals, etc) were because it was inspired by, and taken from the graphic novel of the same name (300), by Frank Miller.
Blue's english accent is very good. 👍
48:17 the soldiers at the back:
What did he say
Women were highly regarded in ancient Sparta. In other city states in Greece women were second class citizens; but not in Sparta. Women were educated, trained in fighting and athletics like gymnastics and much more. The reason for this was that they needed to be extremely healthy to give birth to the finest Greek warriors,m. They were also the last line of defense in case the main army somehow failed. That’s why Leonidas said to Xerxes, “clearly you don’t know our women, i might as well have marched them up here based off what i’ve seen.”
The queen is Cersi from Game of Thrones. The narrator is Faramir from Lord of the Rings. Leonidas sang the Phantom of the Opera in 2004 and Hiccup's dad in How To Train Your Dragon.
I've seen this movie countless times but I only now got the Captain ment by "Cocktails!" When the arrows blotted out the sun. Lol it's customary to drink after a meal, ie cocktails. The arrows are the drinks after they just ate up that Persian infantry.
lol he said "tuck tail" meaning hide behind the shield. Swing and a miss on the subtitles
The film is very well done and is based on a comic. While some of it is fictional, to a large extent the facts are true in substance. The Greeks beat the Persians several times: in Marathon in 490 BC against the emperor Darius I of Persia. The 300 of Leonidas were annihilated on the seventh day of the Battle of Thermopylae in August 480 BC because a local shepherd, Ephialtes, revealed to the Persians the existence of the path of Anopea, which allowed the troops of Xerxes to take the rear behind of the Greek side, but the sacrifice of the shooters allowed the Greeks to have the necessary time to reorganize. The final victory over the Persians occurred in the subsequent naval battles at Salamina and Micale and in the land battle at Platea, between 480 BC and 479 BC. It can be said that the Greeks managed to beat the Persians who were in much higher numbers, both for the tactical / strategic organization, and because they were equipped with helmets, shields, leggings and other bronze tools (Hoplite warriors), while the shields of the Persians were made of intertwined branches. In 465 BC Xerxes was assassinated by Artabanus, the commander of the royal bodyguard and the most powerful official of the Persian court. The greeting of the Spartan women to their men who went to war was: "Come back with the shield or on the shield", as if to say that the Spartan warriors never gave up. Greetings from Milan, Italy
Blue is just too cute!
Cringe
@@Lusion - I don’t see the cringe. I was making a lighthearted and true comment. In no way was I sexual, rude, or mean to Blue.
@@marcgardner9865 yo no hablo inglés y hasta a mí me dió cringe 🤣🤣🤣
Bruh she has a choker and blue hair, you definitely don't want that lmfao
To answer your question about what the guys in the back are doing; in real life in brief moments of respite those in the front would trade places with those at the rear to keep those on the front line as fresh as possible.
So many great one liners 😂 from "this is Sparta" to "Spartans what is your profession"
The funny part is how it's portrayed as the Spartans fighting against slavery when they owned slaves.
Yeah but they're not fighting against slavery they are fighting for their country which is getting invaded
@@edgarmoule9825 they made the point that they're fighting against slavery. They weren't being invaded until he killed the messengers.
They were still going to be invaded peacefully or not, the point that they were making was that 300 free men could stand up against an army of slaves because there leader would die for them
@@edgarmoule9825 no. If they had agreed to become a part of the Persian empire there would be no invasion. Theyd just pay taxes and have to abolish slavery.
@@russellward4624 abolish slavery, that's what the Persians where all about making slaves, and you can still invade somwhere peacefully
I love Reactions with Blue!❤️
What I love is Spartan Women were the most educated in the Greek world.
So after the real battle one man did get sent back before the final stand and he was ostracized and exiled for leaving the battlefield even though it was by order of King Leonidas. Spartans were serious when they would say "come back with your shield or on it" basically saying come back victorious or be carried back dead.
Great reaction! Since Blue mentioned strong female characters, my suggestion is to react to Million Dollar Baby. I don't think I've seen any reactions to that.
Nah sucker punch would be fitting for strong female characters
I’d love to see Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
The greatest female character of all time is Sarah Conor from terminator 2. No other female comes close in my opinion. What can I say you can’t fight fate!
New Homies are always good :)
I can tell Blue is a freak of the coolest kind. 🤘
If you liked the narrator ..who played Faramir in the Lord of the Rings trilogy...you might like to watch Van Helsing a nice movie with dracula and werewolves...
Leonidas sure knows how to deliver a rousing speech 👌John wick now 300 action all the way so far for blue 😉 💙 another fun reaction cheers guys 💙
Blue's English is very good. Almost sounds natural.
This movie was to show us that the spartans was no joke to take on in every battle situations during ancient greece
I wish one day I can go to greece to honor king leonidas in hot gates I really want to step on the country where King Leonidas born
Neat, glad to see Blue enjoyed the film, she actually reminds me a bit of my little sister (but with less dark humour).
A film my sister and I enjoyed together was Turbo Kid. I'd highly recommend you guys do a reaction to it as it is amazing and has an awesome soundtrack :)
If any of you guys played Metal Gear Solid, I'd highly recommend "Last Days In Outer Heaven" ;P
Great reaction and movie, I hope you do the 2nd part!
what you call a gnome hat is historicaly passed by Herodotos as a persian "tiara" headcover and btw if i remember correctly king was the only one supposedly could wear it up while rest had to have it droped sidewways. The movie though is not based on history but on a graphic novel (which is based on the history with some creative embelishments) and is adapting it frame by frame thus the artwork seems so special
Her First Time!
Also Her: I always cry on this movie..
Excellent reaction guys 🤘🏼
Yes, I ❤️ this movie. Will watch the reaction movie now 👍😊
Shawshank Redemption one of the greatest movies ever made she should definitely watch it
The oracle is the red haired girl in Game of Thrones that Jon Snow captures
No it's not, but it looks like her.
The way Blue says damn is very cool.
Glad this movie is getting recognition again
Alot of people dont know this but sparta was in a sense a matriachry. Spartan nobile women were unbelievably wealthy. The richest were trillionaires by todays equivalent. Spartan warriors had a great amount of reverance and deferrance to their wives.
Lol the female “oh they aren’t human”
The guy- “yeah but they die”
Lol humans are great
Leonidas troops in the end numbered to around 1400 Xerxes kept sending In Waves of around 10 thousand men Leonidas chose the pass at Thermopylae as it was only 200 yards wide he'd also positioned Greek warships in the straight to hold up the 1000 Persian warships their brave and bloodied fight was to tie up the Persians long enough so Greece could gather a larger army to deal with the Persian threat, in the end Xerxes implored Leonidas to give up his arms....his reply " come and take them...(molon labe).
And with every wave the Spartans killed would mean the Persikns would have to climb over the dead to get to the Spartans. The poor footing would make thier attacks weaker, and the mental toll it would take to see the thousands that died before you would certainly effect each wave after.
"You! Efialtes! May you live forever."
Means your name lives forever to remember you what you did
@@manolisathanasios Incorrect. He wanted and asked Leonidas to redeem his father's name by being a Spartan warrior. Death in battle was the highest honor a Spartan man could achieve. To curse him to living forever is to tell him he and his family can have no Honor.
Leonidas kept his promise - he showed that even a god can bleed.
The reason why they are called immortal is not because they are actually immortal,
In ancient times the the Persian Empire Immortals were teh elite royal guard of the Persian Kings, numbering exactly 10,000 men and wore black cloths over their faces to hide their faces. The reason why they were called Immortal was because whenever a Immortal soldier was killed in battle he was quickly replaced by another and since nobody would ever since their faces, it would appear that the soldier was back from the dead and that he was Immortal
300 is one of my favorite movies
The first girl with colored hair that doesn't give me an intense feeling of disgust. Don't change please :)
@thejohnsmithyetagain That is a very good excuse to do something common and get a false sense of originality. But since you gave yourself the luxury of making a value judgment about me, it would be good for you to argue about what makes me a "predator", which I find it quite difficult for you to achieve since you don't know me ... but, again, making those kinds of judgments is something comfortable that makes you feel falsely special ... so what can I expect from someone like that? Enjoy your colored hair.
I ain’t gone lie I clicked this vid thinking it was yo grandma reacting to this movie
My man needs to drop his gameplay with all the beauties he be catching 😂
The real life messenger ran the 26.2 miles to the city of marathon to give the Senate the message, and then ran back to the battlefield and collapsed dead...
Welcome Blue!! Glad you're watching my favorite movie. 😊👍
Horses are more violent than you think
As a curiosity, 300 is based on a graphic novel by Frank Miller. And Miller uses to design his characters as if the face is the way to show the soul. That's why the evil characters are ugly or deformed (like Ephialtes, who wasn't actually a hunchback, the inmmortal's faces or the old oracles disgusting look)
When blue said she liked the Persian messengers piercings, i thought wait until she sees xerxes. Lol.
Even though the movie depicts what happened before and during this famous battle, it was made using a comic book.
The Immortals never looked like that, the Greeks were using armour, they never fought on 1-on-1 etc.
The Persian warrior elite called the Immortals were made of ten thousand men and when one of them died there were reinforcements to make keep the number at ten thousand.
While the word Immortal is used loosely these days as to refer to individuals who can't be killed, It's still an error. You see an Immortal is someone that lives forever but that doesn't mean that he/she is invincible and thus an immortal can be killed by anyone but he/she can't die from natural causes. The Greek gods were called immortals, yet stories from their mythology mentions a god getting killed every now and then.
49:30 The only group that has ever historically said that women are less than men and don’t play a pivotal role in life is the modern feminist movement!
The Persians favorite thing to do was use bribes. They bribed enemies of other nations to war with each other and they even had a Spartan general join them later on who fought against them here. They basically caused the Peloponnesian war, and were pretty smart how they waged war. Of course, they couldn’t do anything when it came to Alexander the Great.
And you did good Blue, nice reaction 👍👍😊
Yeah. When Leonidas says his last words about his wife. It always gets me too. That she is the last thing he thinks about. Even in the middle of all that chaos
It is the only time he says he loves her, even to her when they are alone.
Blue definitely has to watch Old School!! There's a character named Blue and he's the man!! Haha
hahaha yes Will Ferrel shouting you're my boy blue :) hilarious movie
If she cries in that one i would love to see her reaction to the Lord of Rings lol.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Wait, are there three different reaction groups that live in this house? I've see that same wall background on two other reaction channels.
One of best ending ever to a movie
In Greek myth, Gods bled ichor not blood - which was gold. Xerxes wound is enough to trouble his claims of divinity that he uses to control his populace.