300 (2006) - Divine Power Scene (4/5) | Movieclips
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Leonidas (Gerard Butler) and Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) discuss the conflict.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Sin City author Frank Miller's sweeping take on the historic Battle of Thermopylae comes to the screen courtesy of Dawn of the Dead director Zack Snyder. Gerard Butler stars as Spartan King Leonidas and Lena Headey plays Queen Gorgo. The massive army of the Persian Empire is sweeping across the globe, crushing every force that dares stand in its path. When a Persian envoy arrives in Sparta offering King Leonidas power over all of Greece if he will only bow to the will of the all powerful Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro), the strong-willed leader assembles a small army comprised of his empire's best fighters and marches off to battle. Though they have virtually no hope of defeating Xerxes' intimidating battalion, Leonidas' men soldier on, intent on letting it be known they will bow to no man but their king. Meanwhile, back in Sparta, the loyal Queen Gorgo attempts to convince both the skeptical council and the devious Theron (Dominic West) to send more troops despite the fact that many view Leonidas' unsanctioned war march as a serious transgression. As Xerxes' fearsome "immortals" draw near, a few noble Greeks vow to assist the Spartans on the battlefield. When King Leonidas and his 300 Spartan warriors fell to the overwhelming Persian army at the Battle of Thermopylae, the fearless actions of the noble fighters inspired all of Greece to stand up against their Persian enemy and wage the battle that would ultimately give birth to the modern concept of democracy.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2006)
Cast: Gerard Butler, Rodrigo Santoro
Director: Zack Snyder
Producers: Steve Barnett, Mark Canton, Wesley Coller, William Fay, Craig J. Flores, Bernie Goldmann, Scott Mednick, Frank Miller, Gianni Nunnari, Josette Perrotta, Nathalie Peter-Contesse, Jeffrey Silver, Deborah Snyder, Silenn Thomas, Thomas Tull, Ben Waisbren
Screenwriters: Zack Snyder, Kurt Johnstad, Michael Gordon, Frank Miller, Lynn Varley
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Xerxes acts and talks like a gay version of Darth Vader.
Darth Gayder
Oh come on! Like this script didn't have a clear agenda.
>> He turns around.. Xerxes, gently touching his shoulders from behind, whispers, "It's not the lash they fear...."
Willhammer 980 haha
That was a good one! Ha-ha! Putting all gayness aside, and comparing these two characters with their real historical counterparts, the real Xerxes the Great had a long beard and King Leonidas may well have been the one who didn't have a beard or moustache and maybe he was the one with the clear-shaven face, and not the other way around as shown in this movie. However, it is also very likely that both of them were bearded men - but the real Xerxes himself most definitely HAD a beard and I don't think he was gay.
True and it’s so funny hahahhaha
The Xerxes actor played the living hell out of his role.
He really felt the divine pau
Yep
No doubt
@@tekubus lmaooooo this is the best comment ever. no one noticed
@@tekubus 😂💀💀
0:10 Love how Leonidas has to blink a few times to process the amount of fuckery he's seeing.
LMAO
Hahaha
Make-up artist: How much gayness do you want the king of Persia to look like?
Director: Yes!
Director: i dont want to see 1 tiny heterosexual thing on him
Artist: Say no more fam
This video should be titled 'Divine pow...'...
Harm Aouke Haaijer goood one 👌
HAHA yeah wtf they cut the video short
Harm Aouke Haaijer lol nice 👍🏼
lmfao
unlimited powa...
I remember seeing this in theaters when it came out years ago. When Xerxes started speaking, the bass in his voice reverberated throughout the entire room and the audience just laughed lol.
laughing because of a deep voice ..not really mature though
lol who cares man
Daniel Selli in the theater I saw it in there must have been something wrong with the speakers because everytime xarxes spoke the base was so high that it made some kind of weird popping sound.
Wait, you mean you guys weren't laughing as soon as you saw him ? LoL
@@Reignwonton Right??
"you have many slaves, but few warriors"
I know it's not meant to be accurate but this line is hilarious. Sparta had the largest percentage of slaves in any population that we know of. Something like 90% of the population were slaves. The Persian Empire was a much freer society.
Lol true, Sparta had a brutal caste-based oppression.
Ikr. Some slaves actually ran to Persia to escape
Wait a second.. are you telling me this is not entirely historically accurate??
JK. That's actually an interesting fact.
Helots were the slave class.
@Hyper jones Yes.
Only Zack Snyder can make a movie that feels like a comic and art as well as a top tier film.
And full of lies
@@htn2851 gonna cry?
Well given it’s based on Frank Millers 300 graphic novel there’s probably a reason for that
@@htn2851 you mean this in historically inaccurate
because it's based on a comic
@@htn2851 lmao it's not a documentary. Why tf would you use this movie as a source of historical information.
I see Leonidas came from that part of Sparta that spoke with a thick Scottish accent.
Wtf is with that!!😁😁
It's not like any of the numerous English accents would have looked authentic for a movie set in Ancient Greece. If you can't have all the characters learn to speak Ancient Greek for one movie, might as well let them use their native accents. And Gerard Butler comes from Scotland, so...
@@Veloziraptor111 they can learn to do a Greek accent or anything vaguely Mediterranean.
Actual modern day Spartan here, there are some pretty thick accents over here in Southern Greece. I could picture Scottish being a good equivalent to it in the English language.
@Booker T As a language, not really, but as far as the accents go, you will hear people speak Greek different than Athenians do. Athenians have a very standard Greek accent, which is the English equivalent to the standard American accent. Spartans and people down in the southern regions speak it with a thick accent. For example, Scottish people would say "roose" instead of "rose", and Southern Greeks will enunciate words with that level of thickness that people living in Athens would enunciate in a more plain manner. Not sure I can convey how certain words sound if you don't know the language, but do you get what I'm saying? Other examples of Greek equivalent to English accents would be Cretans and Australians (not the Chris Hemsworth type, the ones no one can understand) or Cypriot and Irish.
1:54 _It's not the lash they fear... it is my divine pau._
AHHAHAHAHAHA
Apenas pt percebem
Br huehue
Brasileiro detectado
It's my thick, meaty, ...
I love how Leonidas looked up at him like "wtf is this?"
00:09
😂😂😂😂😂
“It is not the lash they fear”
*Leonidas feels subtle poke on his butt* ☹️
"It is my divine pow-"
@@constipatedparker5879 it's my divine bulge
Yummy
Xerxes place his hands on Leonidas...
Iran: Nope, we're done.
Freshy Man lmao
what do you mean?
I don't get it
@@Soccercrazyigboman Xerxes was "Iranian" (=Persian).
@@SaeedAcronia Iranians are modern day persians, and they're a bit... homophobic
"I might as well have marched [our women] up here, judging by what I've seen."
One of the best lines ever.
They'd certainly be, ah, safe from Xerxes...
Yes but you won't be able to say things like that now
@@sadikmeah4057 No one cares.
@@blindphilosopher Actually a lot of people care about their speech being censored
@@blindphilosopher i do
He put his hands on his shoulders and was about to give him the divine power😂😂😂
😌🌚🌝
why judy why
THE DIVINE PAU
Fun fact : the actor playing Xerxes did most of his scenes using a crate, in order to look taller than Leonidas.
I didn't see a crate on his head
@@jamescricketson9464 *had to be standing on a crate* , there, is it more clear ? ;)
This is wrong on several levels. First, they haven't used "crates" since the 1970s... today, they use a mobile step device... much safer. Second, they showed the whole figure, and there's clearly no crate there. His size was manipulated with a computer imaging program.
@@pistolhero1973 This has got to be one of most hilarious conversations i have seen on internet. What a wonderful place internet is LOL :) :D
actually he said on an interview that during the scenes with Leonidas he was looking down to an X on the floor. Butler was filming something else elsewhere. Then post production put them together.
It's true, the mixing on his voice does cross the low end bass limits.
Interesting
How's things with the illuminati dude
He's got that Brazilian accent which affects it too.
@@ShivamPatel-yq7rr good call
And here I thought they dubbed in CorpseHusband's voice.
He went in the pool straight & come out fabulous. Hollywood.
Ikr
Almost like the Spartans Lmaoo
Xerxes' stance is legendary
“Clearly you don’t know our women” I’m Greek and I felt that 😂
Lmaoo their “women” were in Troy leaving those psycho men
@@JL_Lux you're aware the Trojan war takes place HUNDREDS of years before this movie right?
@@MoonlitPhoenix0 yes Troy was a city and the women in Sparta would leave to Troy to find a husband because there weren’t enough to go arohnd
@@JL_Lux wrong it was the queen of Sparta Helen who was either abducted or eloped to Troy (historical accounts vary)... The women didn't leave to find men because their weren't enough not did they go to Troy because the men were "psycho" Spartan women were educated and trained to be just as brave as the men, they may not have been warriors like the men but they had the warrior mentality and Spartan women would even tell their sons to return with their shield or on it (meaning dead)... You should actually read about history before mindlessly talking about it
"Happy you noticed, we've been sharing our culture with you all morning"
This makes me laugh every time.
It's not the lash they fear. It is my divine gayness.
Everyone does
Just a movie buddy.
@@yogibear872 its not just a movie. It’s a historical film. (Cries uncontrollably)
Squidward: ...
Gayness is divine.
@Ghost Face woosh
Gotta love how thoroughly unimpressed Leonidas is by Xerses, almost like Xerses is minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of life
"We've been sharing our culture with you all morning"
I love this quote.
I like how Leonidas is just like "yeah whatever I'm bored of this already"😂
Xerxes be looking like the love child of Rupaul and Dennis Rodman
That did make me laugh!
RIGHT ON Zk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
his brows and his fit lmaooo
😂
That did make me laugh. Thank you.
Xerxes: It's not the lash they fear, it's my divine powe... Gets cut off by TH-cam Ad 😂
Man Zack Snyder is really a man of Visual Aesthetic. I felt like I am not seeing a movie but watching a comic came alive...🔥🔥🔥🔥
You mean Frank Miller.
Deepest voice ever
The first time I heard Xerxes speak I looked at my friend and we both said: "He's a Goa'uld?!"
It was modified in studio, lowering it a full octave.
His real voice is a bit high pitch so it sounds real funny
If you think that's the deepest voice go listen to Judicator Argo's voice in Dark Souls 3
I've heard deeper
Xerxes in ancient Persia: *gets crowned king*
Xerxes is modern Persia: *gets beaten and hanged*
What
Lmao I mean he's not wrong
I guess they still do that in the middle east or china
Last Shah of Iran was 1979
Can someone explain the original comment, please?
Xerxes look like he never touch grass before
You know, the first time I saw this was after I watched Meet The Spartans, so I couldn’t take this scene seriously at all. But after seeing it again multiple times, I now actually recognize that this moment is intense in so many different ways. Xerxes is trying to appeal to Leonidas’s desire to protect Sparta by offering ways to make Sparta stronger than ever before if he only bends the knee and submits. But Leonidas is such a stubborn and arrogant leader, and Spartans are so stuck in their ways that there was no way that Leonidas was going to let Sparta’s freedom be given up so that it could artificially be made into a greater empire. And then for Xerxes to take a 180 and go from fairly reasonable to maniacal overlord in 0.2 seconds was one of the most terrifying and satisfying moments in the whole movie, because you get to see his true colors. So, this film is a lot better than I originally gave it credit for.
um sparta won in the end tho so yeah, I guess if you want to be ruled by a dictator like yourself then you would want persia to win
@@vincenthammons6705 Leonidas and Xerxes were nothing alike.
Well, the actors also had problems with this scene, just check Xerxes lips when he puts his hands on Leo shoulders, and check Leonidas face, c´mon, both are about to explode in laughs, i wonder how many times they repeated this scene and this was the best they got.
Give this man a prize. Coming back to this scene 15 years later and holding it up against what we're seeing in the world, suddenly makes sense, doesn't it?
Wanting to be free is not stubborn or arrogant.
“I would kill half my own men for victory”
“And I would die for anyone of mine”
That my friends is the difference between a boss and a leader
And who won that battle? Remind me.
Difference between a tyrant and heroic leader.
Yes, but what Leonaides says this is how kids talk in the playground. (If you want to kill my mate you have to kill me first)
Whereas what Xerxes says is actually how nations and empires are created and defended.
Even modern day warfare is based on sending soldiers out to protect national interest....in other words preparing to kill your own men in order to achieve an objective.
Just saying
@@kamieaston3016
Not quite
Sadik Meah you’re not wrong, but that’s what makes Leonidas admirable and a good leader.
For a king trying to conquer another king's land, he seems to be very tender at massaging his shoulders.
X: Its not the lash they fear….
L: ur sword is drilling in my back
X: its my divine…
"I would gladly kill many of my own men for victory."
"And I would die for any one of mine."
Here we see the difference between a ruler and a leader.
@@Jeff-zc6rr Why the Europe slander? Leonidas literally died at Thermopylae surrounded by his own men
@Telleva This movie is far from accurate. Spartans were a bunch of betraying rats and they were not 300, but they were aided by thousands and the victory was not because of them.
this dialogue is fiction
Xerxes sounds like a kid using a voice changer so people don't make fun of him on online games
"Haven't You Noticed We've Been Sharing Our Culture With You All Morning" LLS 😂🤣👍🏿
What's more terrifying than that, is Xeres' clear desire in this scene, to share HIS personal culture with Leonidas 😂
Pause
@@crazyhai8155 Is that the culture, which comes through the backdoor with a hard meatstick? Weired culture, not my kind, but okay^^ as they like and as long as I haven´t live that kind of culture too, everything is all right.
Every line in this scene is quotable, I love it.
I love Gerard. He managed to bring the humor out in Leonidas...He's a Funny Guy.
Funny how. Funny like a clown.
I love Gerard too, but he's a serious guy. No one can intimidate the legendary king Leonidas...😅😆
"Yours is a fascinating tribe." - Lol
Best line. Really conveys Xerxes egotism.
HI U.S.A
From Greece
Love that line, it shows how this Xerxes views the Greeks and Spartans as utterly inferior to the large civilisation of the Achaemenid Empire. Almost like how the Romans viewed anyone who was a non-Roman as barbarians (including the Han-Chinese).
@@NewNicator ,lol
@@NewNicator the greeks acknowledge chinese when they meet in the silk road tho
men holding men tenderly from behind. xD
Gets me hard lol.
Joke
Can’t blame him. Leonidas tickles his fantasy!
I believe xerxes poked Leonidas with his ding ding 😂
Yes!
@@micktaylor7745 And Leonidas was okay with it and he loves it! Aren't the greeks the inventors of homosexuality?
idc how historically inaccurate this movie is, its still badass
as an iranian this film is dogshite
“You are as divine as you are generous.”
LOL
The immolation capacity of the zinger is incredible.
"Come Leonidas, Let us reason together, it would be a regrettable waste, nothing short of madness"
Madness? MADNESS? THIS IS SPARTAAAAAARRGH!!!!
Well,notice that he never treated Xerxes the same way he treated the messengers that came to the city steps of Sparta with the crowns and skulls of conquered kings(even though Xerxes,like,the messenger,basically threatened Leonidas's people with slavery and death and was telling Leonidas to submit to his will).
Leonidas only killed the messengers that came to Sparta.Just like in modern times,there are people you can get away with treating a certain way and others that you couldn't.
He wasn't crazy enough or stupid enough to try to kill Xerxes right there and then and start a war and bring the full force of the Persian empire down on Greece and there were Persian archers,snipers,essentially, with their arrows trained on Leonidas in case he tried anything(as I'm sure Xerxes considered the possibility-no matter how remote,that Leonidas might try to kill him).
Even when Leonidas threw the spear at Xerxes near the film's finale,it wasn't mean to be a killing blow,it was just meant to prove that a ''God-King''can bleed and is thus,not in fact,a god of any kind.
@@JR-ju3kj , interesting take
@@JR-ju3kj Leonidas can't kill Xerxes, he's a god. How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence.
@@JR-ju3kj Bingo. I saw the same exact thing as you did. The only thing that Leonidas wanted was to prove that a so-called God-King can bleed, and is vulnerable.
@@JR-ju3kj exactly that will demoralize their army and give hope to spartan next battle
Me fascina la interpretación de Rodrigo Santoro,muy fuerte y mucha fuerza, con un drama que se ve tan natural y no se ve fiticio ni armando.muy original,esa actuación.
"It's my divine powwaaahhh,......"
I can't believe this film was 15 years ago! One of the darkest films ever made. Incredible.
They found Xerxes in San Fran.
0:30 what is someone sneezes and causes them to fall apart resulting in xerxes loosing his balance and falling
Watch the parody of this movie.
And that's how he died🤣
Thats how wuhan virus started
@@marcusmartin5758 darn xerxes just rushes from the east well ancient sars is deadly I guess
Imagine carrying that throne all day.
Could never be me
there's 3 things I like about this scene.
1: Leonidas walks alone without any entourage, no guards, no show of who he is. just a man with a king's title. and xerxes with his slaves to carry him to the meeting place.
2: Leonidas's smirk.
3: "I would sacrifice every one of my men for victory!" xerxes says.
"And I would gladly die for every one of mine." Leonidas proclaims.
Xerxes: It's not the lash they fear...it is my divine youtube account.
Xerxes in real life: "Nah. I definitely brought warriors and not slaves."
I never noticed before that Xerxes isn't actually looking at Leonidas. He's just kinda looking blankly past him, as if the producers didn't originally intend Xerxes to be so tall xD
no, the movie is based on the comix in which Xerxes is even taller than in the movie. It was just hard to make his glance realistic because both actors are the same height
1:51 *xerxes puts hands on shoulders*
Lionitus: well, this feels weird.
Thanos snapped his fingers before xerxes completed his sentence
Rauf Xerxes. He sat atop a gold Hummer with customized Gucci accessories which only a Persian would think was cool
Strangely this scene reminds me of our various governments trying to convince us of their "power" over the people, WE are the Spartans 🤔👍
I like the ending, it’s like Leo was editing it and was like “ok enough of that godly bs onto the next!”
"It is not the lash they fear; It is my divine bollocks"
"It is not the last day of year it is my divine sexyness"- Xerxes
1:37 That's quite funny because, in that period, the Persians did not practice slave ownership, while the Spartans were the most murderous and brutal slave masters one could ever imagine.
This is not true.
That is not true at all
they definitely did have slaves
Cyrus the great set free the slaves and captives, this custom continued throughout the Achaemenid empire, the Persians didn’t practise slavery, even their women were paid to work If you look at the early documents of their wages, I’m unsure if this custom of no slave ownership was still in affect by the end of the Achaemenid empire but it most certainly wasn’t a practice of the 1st few Persian kings.
@@nathanw796 nel regno di dario e di serse la schiavitù C'ERA
Everything about this movie it's just masterpiece for me.
"You Greeks take pride in your logic. I suggest you employ it." SO TRUE LOLOLOLOL
Rodrigo Santoro is proud from brazil..... Amazing actor!!
0:12 how kids walk into their parents bedroom at 3am saying they had a bad dream
i loved it when Xerxes came down from his throne and said "its xerxing time". And xerxed all over leonidas.
Lol like the power rangers
I just can't take this movie seriously with the whole South Park parody LMFAO that's all I can think of ROFL
1:50
"it's not the lash they fear"
😉
Freedom will always triumph no matter what. “ I would die for anyone of mine. ❤️
I will see you in 10 years when the algorithm of TH-cam put this video back on the recommendation and this movie will be a classic
"I'm sexy and I know it"
Boi i swear Xerxes' growth spurt was like 3cm a month
Leonidas turning his back on Xerxes during that chat...., so defiant
xerxes doesn't leave his throne, he takes it with him.. Imagine fitting that thing on a boat and taking it out to sea hoping it doesn't sink the boat.
Rodrigo Santoro would have made a great Gambit for X-Men pending on his ascent ability.
Hard to believe that the actor who played Xerxes was also Karl in Love Actually
“It’s not the lash they fear, it’s my divine po-“
I still remember the first time it cut ti Xerxes on this majestic throne. Stunning artwork that stuck like a dagger. Breathtaking.
After this scene Leonidas got on both knees.
One of the best movie of all time!
(Xerxes puts his hands on his shoulders)
Leonidas: Uh….6ft distance please….
Xerxes was smart enough by not taking the bait of killing Leonidas when he turned around. 😀👌👌👌
How many people out there know is was a real battle in history 🤔 it is a true story.
Xerxes: kneel to me
Leonaidas: no, no i dont think i will
Rodrigo Santoro owned this character. 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷.
The ending of this video was perfect 😂
He looks and sounds like a System Lord from Stargate.
"wont be long till your men fear my spears...more than your whips" this entire scene is filled with so much sexual tension and innuendo lol
Lol.....was done on purpose
Hollywood can't make movies like this these days
I can memic his voice perfectly. Drives my nephews wild 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I keep thinking Xerxes is gonna go all glowing eyes on us like a Gauld!
Xerxes: Tyrant, Dictator, Godcomplex, cruel, about 9ft tall
Girls: Omg why am i naked?
Olo
This movie was visually stunning
Funny things is that in persian empire slavery was forbidden via zoroastrianism and sparta was city-state build on slavery a.k.a helot system.The irony is so immense that i find it amusing.
Have you noticed we have been sharing our culture with you all morning xD As epic as when Sparta sent the Macadonians the reply, :"if."
Prisoners of war were technically slaves but had better conditions then the common people lol.
Yes it is ironic I noticed this
Evet 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻
Funny Spartans refused to breed outside their race and fhe last spartin was actualy recorded by romans. The area now is populated by the people whose ansestors were helots. Spartans blood does not exist today. I know i come from sparta
Anyone here because the war so far reminds them of this movie?
I honestly loved this movie. It well played.Gerard was just icing on the cake.😉
"Clearly you dont know our women"😂
"And I would die for any of mine."
Damn Leonidas was a great king, he is immortal in the memories of men
Yes but in reality Spartans had slaves also. In fact there were thousands of them at this battle. But why spoil a good story?
Reminds me of our Lord Jesus Christ! Died for entire mankind, even for those that crucified Him.
Romans 5:8 - "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."
@@joshuawaddell6640 Have you ever tried to actually UNDERSTAND that line, rather than just accepting it w/o a single shred of logic? It literally makes no sense: mankind has had nothing BUT war, hatred, famine, and genocide since Christ "saved" us. His coming, resurrection, etc., (assuming it was real) had ZERO effect on man's development... some "sacrifice"! (Of which, btw, there absolutely no proof of, except in your book of desert fairy tales.)
@@LetMeGetAUhhh king leonidas was real idiot
@@UzbekWatermelon In reality, every nation on the planet had slaves.
What's your point?