Ahhh they took out the best part of this clip, when the boy talks to Achilles as says "The Thesselonian you're fighting... he's the biggest man i've ever seen. I wouldn't want to fight him. Achilles : Thats why no-one will remember your name" EPIC line
What I really liked about this scene is that the duel ends really fast. No hollywood-style epic swings, multiple shots, both fighting for few minutes, evading deadly blows, no not at all. Giant, despite it's size is not really smart compared to Achilles and the latter takes his agility to his advantage, ending the very-feared giant with just one swing. Perfect.
Actually, you watched a Hollywod-style epic battle. No one with fighting training/experience goes directly to confront the enemy. Secondly, watch it again, the antagonist stops his arm. It's greatly performed but way far from actual fighting.
@@yomyomcam "No one with fighting training/experience goes directly to confront the enemy" So...I guess that you have never seen a Mike Tyson fight?!!! Think, before you speak young Grasshopper.
@@mikesmith4725 so, guess you haven't watched or practiced boxing, mike does not attack straight with open arms, nor the oponent waits for him still with open guard.
@@ill-hanomar Actually, the "real" Achilles would have very much looted the body - that Greek tîmê thing. But still, the spirit of your comment is spot on.
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The first time i watched this movie was with a bunch of my buddies half of us missed what happened because we were expecting a fight. We rewatched that moment half a dozen times before resuming the movie. Absolutely epic moment
@@s.d.8479 seems pretty realistic, giant of a man who moves alot slower than his smaller opponent thought his strength would be enough. Achilles took advantage of the giants overconfidence and used his superior agility to gain the upper hand and struck down his enemy in a single thrust of his sword
@@Lightning09 "In the story, Agamemnon offends the goddess Artemis on his way to the Trojan War by hunting and killing one of Artemis' sacred stags. She retaliates by preventing the Greek troops from reaching Troy unless Agamemnon kills his eldest daughter, Iphigenia, at Aulis as a human sacrifice. " WIKI
I love how Boagrius takes the kings challenge of sending out Achilles seriously. He knows he wouldn't have sent him out there otherwise. Poked'em right in the heart.
Yes, it seems from the context of the film Boagrius is a veteran of many fights hence the scars. You don't survive that many fights by underestimating your opponent. It's clear that this scene is a kind of exposition meant to inform us that Achilles is in a tier all by himself (maybe even above ordinary mortal men if the original work taken into account, with only fate to determine his time and place of ending).
I love the detail of how Boagrius reacts when Achilles dismounts his horse. First he smiles because he sees that he will face a much smaller man. But then the smile slightly fades as he realize what this means. Agamemnon probably have many big soldiers that he could choose as a champion, yet he chooses this one. Why? That very though is concerning. Maybe this small man is way more skilled than Boagrius could ever imagine. It's not strange that Boagrius would take this fight seriously and respect this opponent who starts to run fearlessly towards him. He even hypes himself up to get the adrenalin going. Honestly the actor who played Boagrius did a great job.
"Imagine a King that fights his own battles, wouldn't that be a sight" - Achilles Well Achilles you should time travel forward to 480 B.C, and you can fight next to a legendary hero/King named Leonidas.... Achilles totally would have fought at Thermopylae just for the glory factor alone.
@@hotdogcheese1975 But they didn't fight back in the days of Achilles, tossers thats why, and we have come full circle, they're tossers today, i mean look at Putin
I watched troy 5x in cinemas. never did that with another movie and ok, i was 16 back then, or even 1 year younger. Bought the DVD for my parents as a christmas-present, so i could watch it myself, they didn't even like that type of movie xD and this scene, the temple scene (my favourite, directly after landing at the beach) and the fight against one of the two brothers. damn this movie. its drama. its length. it fights. it's just a pure-epic-movie to me, one of the best blockbuster-hollywood-style movies made, and definitely the best made at that decade. one love
Notice how Achilles plants his spear right in front of Agamemnon as he's saying "Imagine a king that fights his own battles"... It's almost as if he's challenging Agamemnon to take up arms himself.
@@iamthewerebear4837 Former felon as well. It's actually pretty cool how he turned himself around and became a staple bad guy in tons of martial arts movies.
Alexander the Great visited the site of Ancient Troy in 334 B.C., as he embarked on his campaign against the Persian Empire, leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League). The visit to Troy held both personal and strategic significance for Alexander. On one hand, it fulfilled his long-held desire to pay tribute to his hero Achilles and connect with the glorious past of Greek mythology. On the other hand, the visit served as a powerful symbolic gesture that showcased his intention to unite the Greek world under his rule and carry on the legacy of the legendary heroes. Upon reaching the Tomb of Achilles, Alexander took a moment to pay his respects and acknowledge the greatness of the legendary warrior. Then, Alexander poured oil over the tomb, a customary practice in ancient Greek funerary rituals, symbolizing purification and sanctification. He also placed garlands of flowers and foliage on the tomb, signifying honor and respect for the deceased. Next, Alexander and Hephaestion sacrificed animals, likely horses, to honor the spirits of Achilles and Patroclus. This ritual was meant to appease the souls of the dead and seek their favor. Finally, Alexander is believed to have organized athletic games at the site, following the ancient Greek tradition of hosting such competitions in memory of deceased heroes. By paying homage to Achilles, Alexander was reinforcing his connection to the heroic past and legitimizing his claim to lead the Greek world. After Troy and his first victory at the battle of the Granicus, while leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League) to avenge the Persian invasions in Greece 150 years prior, Alexander the Great sent 300 suits of full Persian armour (to honor the legendary last stand of the 300 Spartans in Thermopylae) to Athens, as a votive offering to Goddess Athena, to be hung on the Acropolis. He ordered an inscription to be fixed over them; “Alexander, son of Philip and all the Greeks, present this offering from the spoils taken from the barbarians inhabiting Asia". A statue group, known as the Granicus Monument, was erected by Alexander in the sanctuary of Zeus at Dion. This consisted of bronze statues by Lysippus, of Alexander with twenty-five of his companions who had died in the initial cavalry charge, all on horseback. Alexander the Great is a sacred, immortal, legendary figure for us Greeks. Mostly for uniting all Greek City States and Kingdoms and spreading the unique Hellenic culture to the edges of the world. The rightful descendant of legendary Achilles. Eternal Hellas 🔥🇬🇷
The Ancient Greek polis of Achilleion was a city in the south-west of the Troad region of Asia Minor. After Alexander the Great paying his respects to Achilles, it became famous in classical antiquity for its association with the legendary warrior, after whom it was named ('the place of Achilles'). This story became famous, when prominent Roman Scholar Cicero mentioned the tale in his “Pro Archia Poeta”. In 216 A.D Emperor Caracalla emulated Alexander the Great when, on passing Ilion on his way to a war against Parthia, he held funeral games around the tumulus. However, the best accounts of the above events are the primary sources “Anabasis of Alexander” by Arrian of Nicomedia and “Life of Alexander” by Plutarch. Both epic.
"Get up Prince of Troy, get up, won't let a stone take my glory" DAAAAAMN that was such a burn, he totally knew he got him and he just added salt to the wound.
For people who loves movies and history i still have chills watching this over and over lol specially when he shouted "Is there no one else?" My god lol
He shoots Achilles in the chest. Achilles steps forward and as he pushes hes short sword sword through Indy’s torso says: “You should have hit m in the heel.”
@@berndtherrenvolk1951 Indy: Urrgh … as an elite archeologist with extensive, encyclopaedic knowledge of ancient history and world myth … I should have known … * dies *
@@kennbo1 I don’t care. It conveys how he says it, people are familiar with the sound of that line. ‘Not “noone”’ Is not a sentence and nor is ‘Not trying to be rude’, but if I give you credit you probably wrote it that way for the rythm, and informal communicative clarity of it.
“Imagine a king that fights his own battles. Wouldn’t that be a sight…” Sadly leaders don’t fight their own battles these days, they send the poor to fight and die on their behalf
Ahhhh, why cut the scene with the boy? That is one of the best parts of this scene. You need to know what motivates Achilles. "That's why no one will remember your name"
@@redhandsbluefaces Yep and it's just fine to show a man get stabbed in the neck, but god forbid they show a bit of hetero sex where the man is dominant.
@@redhandsbluefaces Damn, even sleeping with one woman might bring you in serious trouble today. More than ever when you don´t have her written letter of agreement......
@@ill-hanomar Boagrius didn't even start raising his shield being jumped on - which is, well... unrealistic for an experienced warrior. Achilles somehow managed to raise his shield even against a spear ;) Also, the sword swing which the large guy did was patheticly slower than whole body movement of Brad. Weak choreography.
...the point is that Achilles was just too fast. My guy literally swatted an arrow out of midair when taking the beach of Troy. He's supposed to be larger than life. I give them props for being as realistic as possible while still portraying that sense of magic. The fight between him and Hector is a great example. Nowadays they'd make it way over the top and not even try to be real.
Sing, Godess! Sing of the rage of Achilles, son of Peleus, That murderous anger that sent the souls Of countless Archeans down to Hades Leaving their bodies carrion food For birds, and for dogs.
He drop the spear because he knows how to fight boagrius. Look how faster he runs after he drop the shield and even faster after boagrius throw his second spear and then just one single strike to put the giant to the ground. He dictated everything, he had boagrius in his palm all along
the added music in this clip gives this scene SO MUCH HYPE!! I would have NEVER known the importance of when the King said "Achilles!!! I'll remember the name!!!"
"It's true your honor, he said he's not his king. I demand he be disqualified and result of the fight be null and void. We also demand we get compensated for the loss of Boagrius"
This is one of the coldest things I've ever seen in a film like this. Made very short work of Boagrius and nobody budged when Achilles called them out.
According to mythology Achilles was made immortal by his mother, a goddess ,who dipped him in a river as a baby but held him by his heel making him vulnerable. I.e. Achilles heel.
I've watched this scene many times but I finally noticed something. Achilles is trotting towards his opponent but then suddenly accelerates. This misdirection makes his opponent misjudge the distance and his swing, allowing Achilles to attack first.
Nobody is self made though. We're all made by the opportunities put in front of us and experiences we went through. Everyone who's successful will claim they deserve it.
@@mrkikysounds like some privileged close minded btch/group think/marxist indoctrination to me "tHe PeOpLe WhO aCtUaLlY aCcOmPlIsH sHiT dOnT rEaLly, No OnE iS sElF mAdE" tell me youre privileged while thinking everyone else shares the same experience as you, without telling me youre privileged and think every one shares the same experience as you
@@Top-G5 Yes, that's kind of an ironic remark because 1.) Nathan Jones who plays the giant has competed at top level international arm wrestling he does know a thing or two about it, but 2.) he did break his arm once while arm wrestling when he used a poor technique.
Said it before I’ll say it again It’s ALWAYS nice to see an educated, well trained, intelligent warrior DESTROY an idiot with bulk only. In the ancient world, or even in todays world…class is ALWAYS better than roughness. Always.
@@Jarulf4477 Aha ah ah Ah ! that's an interesting twist...one that did not serve Boagrius for sure. All blinded is he that he is so much bigger and fierce than this midget Achilles !!! but i repeat...2:18 that look is pure fear and confusion for two seconds !
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Ahhh they took out the best part of this clip, when the boy talks to Achilles as says "The Thesselonian you're fighting... he's the biggest man i've ever seen. I wouldn't want to fight him. Achilles : Thats why no-one will remember your name" EPIC line
Easy to talk when you're invulnerable...
@@invalleria what ze fuq
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Army of the Pharoahs !
@@invalleriaHe's got a point. If the only place you could kill me was my ankle, I would fight him too.
Unfair. He used cheat codes
"Think of how many songs they will sing in your honor."
That's the line that changed his mind.
He never said the songs would be any good.
@@michellegault4122 🤭🤭🤣
@@michellegault4122 😂😂😂😂
@@michellegault4122 Only to be sung in the shower
Led Zeppelin...
Suddenly, a warrior named Noah Nels hides behind the soldiers afraid he's been called out by name.
“Noah Nels? Never heard of him.” - Noah Nels, probably
Very good humor. Took me a few replays.
I appreciate you
Who has blinded you? NOBUH DEE HAS BLINDED ME
Achilles : IS THERE NOAH NELLS???
Random soldier : That was Noah. You just killed him.
What I really liked about this scene is that the duel ends really fast. No hollywood-style epic swings, multiple shots, both fighting for few minutes, evading deadly blows, no not at all. Giant, despite it's size is not really smart compared to Achilles and the latter takes his agility to his advantage, ending the very-feared giant with just one swing. Perfect.
that’s discounting the giant tbh. achilles is just legitimately that good. no matter what the giant would’ve done achilles would’ve clowned him
Actually, you watched a Hollywod-style epic battle. No one with fighting training/experience goes directly to confront the enemy. Secondly, watch it again, the antagonist stops his arm. It's greatly performed but way far from actual fighting.
@@yomyomcam "No one with fighting training/experience goes directly to confront the enemy"
So...I guess that you have never seen a Mike Tyson fight?!!! Think, before you speak young Grasshopper.
@@yomyomcam Exactly. Plus Giant would have an armor and helmet.
@@mikesmith4725 so, guess you haven't watched or practiced boxing, mike does not attack straight with open arms, nor the oponent waits for him still with open guard.
You know that was a lvl 1 boss because Achilles didn't even loot his corpse.
But he fought…
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You're implicating that he had something BETTER?! LMFFFAAAOOO 🤦♂️
@Ill-han Omar why should he? when he is level 10 or above...
@@ill-hanomar Actually, the "real" Achilles would have very much looted the body - that Greek tîmê thing. But still, the spirit of your comment is spot on.
Achillis called out the entire Army & no one budged. RESPECT!
Damn sure did 😂
he is calling for noah nells, unfortunately he is not in the army
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Özesin evden eve taşıma bir telefon kadar yakınınızda.
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Damn u must me peak tier boomer to crack that joke@@hiramabiff7
The first time i watched this movie was with a bunch of my buddies half of us missed what happened because we were expecting a fight. We rewatched that moment half a dozen times before resuming the movie. Absolutely epic moment
This is exactly what happened to Boagrius he never paid attention.
@@mrphatmunkeyspew6969 yeah, I can tell 🤣
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@ednigma5more like stoned
Why wouldn't you just say six?
one of the best kills ever seen in a movie. EPIC
One of the all time greatest opening in the history of Cinema. Minimal - for truly, less is the new more.
All time? No. It's fine though.
yeah, but "great" also has to be realistic unless you are a cartoon watcher.
Wanna see something better? On TH-cam, look up Ong Bak - first fight.
Then go and watch the rest of Ong Bak, it is awesome.
@@s.d.8479 seems pretty realistic, giant of a man who moves alot slower than his smaller opponent thought his strength would be enough. Achilles took advantage of the giants overconfidence and used his superior agility to gain the upper hand and struck down his enemy in a single thrust of his sword
Gladiator was a better opening for me. I love these type of movies.
Nestor knows how to play on Achille's pride.
He was right tho, they made a movie about it lol
good writing
Empty Nestor wanted Bogartius dead.
The intensity he puts into this role is great.
Yeah, and he also gave a realistic interpretation on how someone like Achilles would probably act. A bored, semi-depressed super-athlete.
@@olisk-jy9rz Also most of all he is pride himself.
@nadmtg | One of his best roles, IMHO
I like how he respects the enemy king more than Agamemnon.
The same king has to later kneel and miss Agamemnon boots in Troy
Poor Agamemnon, killed by his wife and her lover when he returned home after the Trojan War.
@@bkatbamna he deserved it for what he did to his daughter
@@sommojameswat he do? If u don’t mind me asking
@@Lightning09 "In the story, Agamemnon offends the goddess Artemis on his way to the Trojan War by hunting and killing one of Artemis' sacred stags. She retaliates by preventing the Greek troops from reaching Troy unless Agamemnon kills his eldest daughter, Iphigenia, at Aulis as a human sacrifice. " WIKI
I love how Boagrius takes the kings challenge of sending out Achilles seriously. He knows he wouldn't have sent him out there otherwise. Poked'em right in the heart.
Yes, it seems from the context of the film Boagrius is a veteran of many fights hence the scars. You don't survive that many fights by underestimating your opponent. It's clear that this scene is a kind of exposition meant to inform us that Achilles is in a tier all by himself (maybe even above ordinary mortal men if the original work taken into account, with only fate to determine his time and place of ending).
I love the detail of how Boagrius reacts when Achilles dismounts his horse. First he smiles because he sees that he will face a much smaller man. But then the smile slightly fades as he realize what this means. Agamemnon probably have many big soldiers that he could choose as a champion, yet he chooses this one. Why? That very though is concerning. Maybe this small man is way more skilled than Boagrius could ever imagine. It's not strange that Boagrius would take this fight seriously and respect this opponent who starts to run fearlessly towards him. He even hypes himself up to get the adrenalin going.
Honestly the actor who played Boagrius did a great job.
"He's not my king." Love it!
but then the battle shouldn´t count
You can end this war with just a swing of your sword. And Achilles did just that. One swing and he dropped Boagrius. Epic!
Era lo que Aquiles le gustaba ,q le alimentarán el ego ,sabían cómo aleonarlo
That giant dies in every movie he's in like The Protector, Mad Max Fury Road, The Condemned, Mortal Combat and Troy'/!!!
@@kbrich-nn8od the worf effect
that's a thrust
Took that smirk off big ass his face really quick'/!!!
I was so hooked on the movie after this truly epic moment! I was expecting a long fight and this happened. My top moment in any movies!
"Imagine a King that fights his own battles, wouldn't that be a sight" - Achilles
Well Achilles you should time travel forward to 480 B.C, and you can fight next to a legendary hero/King named Leonidas....
Achilles totally would have fought at Thermopylae just for the glory factor alone.
Huh ?
King Theoden of Rohan
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I wonder if Achilles would have won that battle. The odds were overwhelming, but Achilles is invulnerable unless someone hits his heel.
@@N1L4RV King Aragorn of Gondor.
"Of all the warlords loved by the gods, I hate him the most." 😂
Fav lines of the movie-"You'll never be lovelier then you are now, we will never be here again!" And "We men are wretched things"
My favorite is, "Row! Row you whoresons! Greeks are dying out there!"
A clean cut, right through the shoulder and through the heart.
@@jameswebb953 "Figures. That way he can kill humans more efficiently"
@@theonefrancis696is that from terminator 2? I cant remember
@@dominicidecorvus correct
@@mommymilestones stop whining
@@jameswebb953 Say... thats a nice telescope.
Achilles was so true it would be a sight indeed to see a king fight his own battles.
Too bad Leaders don't do this today.
Richard The Lion Heart
Kublai Khan
Leonidas
Palaiologos
Many more
@@hotdogcheese1975 But they didn't fight back in the days of Achilles, tossers thats why, and we have come full circle, they're tossers today, i mean look at Putin
Ragnar
Alexander
Troy is a legendary movie and this scene is awesome ❤😊
This clip will always go viral.. no matter how many times it's reposted lol
Not mad, just stating a fact. Troy is a great movie
With a voice like that, the king could easily learn the Thu'um or the Lion's Roar and just SHOUTED THEM APART!!!
That wasn’t a fight. That was an execution.
Daubeny?!
After killing his enemy:
Achilles: "are you not entertained?"
I watched troy 5x in cinemas. never did that with another movie and ok, i was 16 back then, or even 1 year younger. Bought the DVD for my parents as a christmas-present, so i could watch it myself, they didn't even like that type of movie xD and this scene, the temple scene (my favourite, directly after landing at the beach) and the fight against one of the two brothers. damn this movie. its drama. its length. it fights. it's just a pure-epic-movie to me, one of the best blockbuster-hollywood-style movies made, and definitely the best made at that decade. one love
Thx for the confession, but dude... we should give parents presents they might actually like, they presumably will be gone before we are.
I like how you jacked up the sound trying to hide from the copyright algorithm.
I love this scene so much! Need to watch this again.
Notice how Achilles plants his spear right in front of Agamemnon as he's saying "Imagine a king that fights his own battles"... It's almost as if he's challenging Agamemnon to take up arms himself.
Ajax vs. this guy would've been a better fight
2 giants going head to head, I'd love to see that
Lol that woulda been awesome.
@@ill-hanomar Did you just learn this word? Are you gonna use it in every comment thread? Maybe you are in fact the one in the closet 😄
@Ill-han Omar you got some weird issues my dude
@@ill-hanomar oh, fair enough then 😆
Boagrious is actually an Australian actor, and yes he really is that big. 6' 9"...
Former wrestler for WWE. He was Nathan Jones.
@@iamthewerebear4837 Former felon as well. It's actually pretty cool how he turned himself around and became a staple bad guy in tons of martial arts movies.
Pretty sure he's 6"11. Not that couple inches makes a difference cuz 6'9 is still big af. 6'9....giggity.
So 2,05m for the rest of the world 😉
@@fcon2123 He became a walking spoiler. Everything he's cast in, he dies :D
Boy: "They say you can't be killed."
Archilies: "I wouldn't be bothering with the shield then, would I?"
Alexander the Great visited the site of Ancient Troy in 334 B.C., as he embarked on his campaign against the Persian Empire, leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League).
The visit to Troy held both personal and strategic significance for Alexander. On one hand, it fulfilled his long-held desire to pay tribute to his hero Achilles and connect with the glorious past of Greek mythology.
On the other hand, the visit served as a powerful symbolic gesture that showcased his intention to unite the Greek world under his rule and carry on the legacy of the legendary heroes.
Upon reaching the Tomb of Achilles, Alexander took a moment to pay his respects and acknowledge the greatness of the legendary warrior.
Then, Alexander poured oil over the tomb, a customary practice in ancient Greek funerary rituals, symbolizing purification and sanctification.
He also placed garlands of flowers and foliage on the tomb, signifying honor and respect for the deceased.
Next, Alexander and Hephaestion sacrificed animals, likely horses, to honor the spirits of Achilles and Patroclus. This ritual was meant to appease the souls of the dead and seek their favor.
Finally, Alexander is believed to have organized athletic games at the site, following the ancient Greek tradition of hosting such competitions in memory of deceased heroes.
By paying homage to Achilles, Alexander was reinforcing his connection to the heroic past and legitimizing his claim to lead the Greek world.
After Troy and his first victory at the battle of the Granicus, while leading a unified Greek Army (Hellenic League) to avenge the Persian invasions in Greece 150 years prior, Alexander the Great sent 300 suits of full Persian armour (to honor the legendary last stand of the 300 Spartans in Thermopylae) to Athens, as a votive offering to Goddess Athena, to be hung on the Acropolis.
He ordered an inscription to be fixed over them; “Alexander, son of Philip and all the Greeks, present this offering from the spoils taken from the barbarians inhabiting Asia".
A statue group, known as the Granicus Monument, was erected by Alexander in the sanctuary of Zeus at Dion. This consisted of bronze statues by Lysippus, of Alexander with twenty-five of his companions who had died in the initial cavalry charge, all on horseback.
Alexander the Great is a sacred, immortal, legendary figure for us Greeks. Mostly for uniting all Greek City States and Kingdoms and spreading the unique Hellenic culture to the edges of the world. The rightful descendant of legendary Achilles.
Eternal Hellas 🔥🇬🇷
I did not know there was a tomb of Achilles. Greetings from Priapos.
The Ancient Greek polis of Achilleion was a city in the south-west of the Troad region of Asia Minor. After Alexander the Great paying his respects to Achilles, it became famous in classical antiquity for its association with the legendary warrior, after whom it was named ('the place of Achilles').
This story became famous, when prominent Roman Scholar Cicero mentioned the tale in his “Pro Archia Poeta”. In 216 A.D Emperor Caracalla emulated Alexander the Great when, on passing Ilion on his way to a war against Parthia, he held funeral games around the tumulus.
However, the best accounts of the above events are the primary sources “Anabasis of Alexander” by Arrian of Nicomedia and “Life of Alexander” by Plutarch. Both epic.
The greatest ever opening scene in the history of Cinema...!
100% agree.
Gangs of New York
......... watchmen
With Achilles in bed with 2 naked chicks?
Gladiator
Easily my top 3 favorite movie roles from Brad Pitt, he was the perfect Achilles
how are you everywhere
#1 forever: Tyler Durden.
Ever read any Homer? You might sometime.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 D'oh!
@@dashx1103 Honourable mention but No1 is Mickey from snatch.
"Get up Prince of Troy, get up, won't let a stone take my glory"
DAAAAAMN that was such a burn, he totally knew he got him and he just added salt to the wound.
For people who loves movies and history i still have chills watching this over and over lol specially when he shouted "Is there no one else?" My god lol
"Is there no one else"🥶.. now i have to rewatch Troy again for the 2000th time
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?
One of the best movies scenes ever
Achilles: Is there noone else? IS THERE NOONE ELSE!!!
Crowd: * parts *
Indiana Jones: * Looks tired, raises revolver and pulls trigger *
He shoots Achilles in the chest. Achilles steps forward and as he pushes hes short sword sword through Indy’s torso says: “You should have hit m in the heel.”
@@berndtherrenvolk1951
Indy: Urrgh … as an elite archeologist with extensive, encyclopaedic knowledge of ancient history and world myth … I should have known … * dies *
"No one" is two words. Not "noone". Not trying to be rude.
@@kennbo1 I don’t care. It conveys how he says it, people are familiar with the sound of that line. ‘Not “noone”’ Is not a sentence and nor is ‘Not trying to be rude’, but if I give you credit you probably wrote it that way for the rythm, and informal communicative clarity of it.
“Imagine a king that fights his own battles. Wouldn’t that be a sight…”
Sadly leaders don’t fight their own battles these days, they send the poor to fight and die on their behalf
"Is there no one else.!?"
The best quote: "He's not my king" Into the mud with all Kings.
Ahhhh, why cut the scene with the boy? That is one of the best parts of this scene. You need to know what motivates Achilles.
"That's why no one will remember your name"
That's why no one will remember your name" LOL that is right .....
They didn't show it because he's sleeping with 3 women and ya know, toxic masculinity and all that bs
@@redhandsbluefaces right 😂😂😂 it's ok to show if it's 3 men in the bed together these days tho 😢😢😢
@@redhandsbluefaces Yep and it's just fine to show a man get stabbed in the neck, but god forbid they show a bit of hetero sex where the man is dominant.
@@redhandsbluefaces Damn, even sleeping with one woman might bring you in serious trouble today.
More than ever when you don´t have her written letter of agreement......
the best opening movie scene ever made
Imagine the giant actually had the strength to lift his own shield
@@ill-hanomar Boagrius didn't even start raising his shield being jumped on - which is, well... unrealistic for an experienced warrior. Achilles somehow managed to raise his shield even against a spear ;) Also, the sword swing which the large guy did was patheticly slower than whole body movement of Brad. Weak choreography.
@@ill-hanomar Half of guys from his own army could win a 1v1 with such a slow dude who also forgot he has 2 hands not 1.
@Ill-han Omar Maybe instead of recommending him to others, you should see him yourself first.
@Ill-han Omar Listen bud, read a history book.
...the point is that Achilles was just too fast. My guy literally swatted an arrow out of midair when taking the beach of Troy. He's supposed to be larger than life.
I give them props for being as realistic as possible while still portraying that sense of magic. The fight between him and Hector is a great example. Nowadays they'd make it way over the top and not even try to be real.
Great movie watching every time it's on TV
Turns out that a Superman Punch is even more effective when you do it with a sword.
Finally someone!!
Superb Scene 🎉❤❤❤❤❤.. Think clever...And Fight 🎉🎉🎉🎉t
Sing, Godess!
Sing of the rage of Achilles, son of Peleus,
That murderous anger that sent the souls
Of countless Archeans down to Hades
Leaving their bodies carrion food
For birds, and for dogs.
So lovely to see these lines here.
best scene in movie history
When he tells the man he is not my king,
I felt that
I like how it starts with "GRIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUS"
I love how he just puts the spear into the ground like ‘I won’t be needing this’
Dropped his spear, then dropped his shield to lose all the weight so he can leap high enough to execute his move with the sword. Brilliant.
He drop the spear because he knows how to fight boagrius. Look how faster he runs after he drop the shield and even faster after boagrius throw his second spear and then just one single strike to put the giant to the ground. He dictated everything, he had boagrius in his palm all along
This guy would’ve made it BIG TIME with the wwe … too bad he was released
the added music in this clip gives this scene SO MUCH HYPE!! I would have NEVER known the importance of when the King said "Achilles!!! I'll remember the name!!!"
Is it just me or does the subtle reverb make it that much more intense?
"It's true your honor, he said he's not his king. I demand he be disqualified and result of the fight be null and void. We also demand we get compensated for the loss of Boagrius"
😂😂😂
"But first, draw and quarter that lawyer!" 👿
This is one of the coldest things I've ever seen in a film like this. Made very short work of Boagrius and nobody budged when Achilles called them out.
Still looks so real to me.
I met him at the Melbourne airport, really lovely guy.
That man Achilles hit him with the euro-step cross-over
"Is there no-one else?" If you play D&D this is what a high level intimidate check looks like!
"Is there no one else?"
-Entire army just mobs him. Movie ends.
Moment fabuleux de Troie ! La splendeur d'Achille !
amazing movie
Brad Pitt make Achilles immortal. No one can do this on this planet like he did
No, Homer made him immortal.
Is there no one else?? the way he said these words.. is epic!
What surprised me in this scene is that Boagrious did not step out of the crowd with a V8 steering wheel in his hand.
Epic - Greatest opening ever
According to mythology Achilles was made immortal by his mother, a goddess ,who dipped him in a river as a baby but held him by his heel making him vulnerable. I.e. Achilles heel.
The river Styx, which guarded the Underworld.
And then no master piece produced after this legendary epic . Respect the Greek warrior Achilles ♥️🙏
Full fight, that was the quickest defeat in movie history 😂
4 min clip that ended in 30 seconds- typical youtube video
"Imagine a king who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight?"
Certainly a Badass scene.
One of my favorite movies.
Of all the warlords loved by the gods!
Well made scene! I will remember this. Cheers...
The Stone Cold Steven Austin bald head and goatee look was super popular back then.
Not really, it's eternally necessary for the follicle challenged
" Think about how many songs they will sing in your honor.-"
This is where Achilles got sold 😂
I love the term „full fight“ in the title here 😂 the time between the first and the last engagement is exactly 12 seconds.
I've watched this scene many times but I finally noticed something. Achilles is trotting towards his opponent but then suddenly accelerates. This misdirection makes his opponent misjudge the distance and his swing, allowing Achilles to attack first.
It's a movie that's how they set it up lol
Uma das melhores cena desse filme top demais!!!
My number 1 all-time epic movie
Salute to Achilles horse!
Didn't fright when it was running thru a bunch of pumped, yelling soldiers.
GREAT!!!👍
"is there no one else?" , dude you just killed the biggest dude in our army in 2 seconds, no one will fight you !!
Achilles is like the trust fund baby that tells you he's self made
Nobody is self made though. We're all made by the opportunities put in front of us and experiences we went through. Everyone who's successful will claim they deserve it.
@@mrkikysounds like some privileged close minded btch/group think/marxist indoctrination to me "tHe PeOpLe WhO aCtUaLlY aCcOmPlIsH sHiT dOnT rEaLly, No OnE iS sElF mAdE" tell me youre privileged while thinking everyone else shares the same experience as you, without telling me youre privileged and think every one shares the same experience as you
Very good.
This would've been a very short movie if they had decided to settle it by arm wrestling.
You would be surprised thier is skill to arm wrestling
@@Top-G5 Yes, that's kind of an ironic remark because 1.) Nathan Jones who plays the giant has competed at top level international arm wrestling he does know a thing or two about it, but 2.) he did break his arm once while arm wrestling when he used a poor technique.
Or bull riding...8 seconds, maybe?
OK merci beaucoup pour
OK merci
Said it before I’ll say it again
It’s ALWAYS nice to see an educated, well trained, intelligent warrior DESTROY an idiot with bulk only.
In the ancient world, or even in todays world…class is ALWAYS better than roughness. Always.
I can beat Mike Tyson in chess. Any day! Anytime!!!
“The society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting by fools.”
- Thucydides, 410 AD
@@mdclavey59 right!
You're small with twig arms, huh?
@@user-zg5ey5xo9i no, but that’s irrelevant. And the fact that it’s irrelevant is the point I’m trying to maje
Is there no one else? IS THERE NO ONE ELSE?!
Sweet part about the scene, ," give this to your king, he is not my king" the King or General looks at Achilles, like who is this bad ass.
will def rewatch
Great movie. I just wish they were true to Bronze Age weaponry and armor.
It was never black, or gray.
Yes true. More of a…well…bronze. 😂
@@rockhardrockhounds9970 Yep. How could they get that wrong??
Fighting the first main quest line boss after completing all the side quests first.
Achilles didn't cower out by letting the stone take his glory...he told hector to get up, now that's a confident warrior
that LOOK in Boagrius' eyes at 2:18 is PURE FEAR. He fucking well knows what's coming towards him... is Armed with DEATH.
Fools do not fear to fight. Brave men fight despite that fear.
@@Jarulf4477 Aha ah ah Ah ! that's an interesting twist...one that did not serve Boagrius for sure. All blinded is he that he is so much bigger and fierce than this midget Achilles !!! but i repeat...2:18 that look is pure fear and confusion for two seconds !
That's not fear that's confusion