300 (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Understand your dang Millie, but this is a really good movie the sequels not as good as this one, but still worth checking out maybe not a video reaction for that one
The second one was not bad but they tried to use naked ladies to make it better
But the movie is better than the real thing
That how my X wife looks lol
People don’t believe she used to look like that lol
The only thing I wish they had shown, was Leonidas military strategy. He set up his men based on how Xerzes attacked.
Also Spartans had broze armour, while Persians had sraw, or leather armour, and most of the army were conscripts from concord cities, with very little military training.
In 530-480 B.C.) was a king of the city-state of Sparta from about 490 B.C. until his death at the Battle of Thermopylae against the Persian army in 480 B.C. Although Leonidas lost the battle, his death at Thermopylae was seen as a heroic sacrifice. Leonidas, (died 480 bc, Thermopylae, Locris [Greece]), Spartan king whose stand against the invading Persian army at the pass of Thermopylae in central Greece is one of the enduring tales of Greek heroism, invoked throughout Western history as the epitome of bravery exhibited against overwhelming odds.
I love the free men narrative but it’s important to remember Sparta used slaves
You should react to the second 300 move next it's also pretty good.
Some of all of Leonidas' one liners and quotes were actually said by the real King Leonidas.
Lol Millie seems to be taken with these spartans.
That "may you live forever" Leonidas said to the betrayer was a curse. Spartans found their greatest glory in dying in battle and Leonidas said he didn't want the betrayer to ever have that glory. That's why the guy kinda teared up. Because it was a curse.
There’s a second part to this Movie also a look into history and Greece as a whole country United to defeat the Persians most of the second movie is a water battle and runs into a land battle and all the new hero’s win , the final Victory ❤ 300:Rise of a Empire !! ⭐️🏴☠️🌷🫶
Reupload?!
This movie is so over the top ridiculous lol. It has one of the worst scripts in modern film, but people loved it because it's just pure mindless carnage and violence set to unique cinematography for its time. HOOOOOO HoOOOOo Hoooo SPARTAAAAAAA!
Haribo gummies are from Baltimore where I’m from…no other company can come close
No , Charles use had to impregnate his own family…..like they’ve done over there for CENTURIES…sick satanic cowards
GIVE THEM NOTHING…BUT TAKE FORM THEM, EVERYTHING!
Oh didn't know yall where P+++ies smh.. Ok Softies
Weak Mentality
I love the little part where Leonidas tells Ephialtes "May you live forever." Not only is this the greatest insult a Spartan can give to someone, considering that a Spartan's greatest honor is to die in battle, but he also made Ephialtes realize that the thing he betrayed the Spartans for (pleasure, leisure, a long pampered life) proves that he truly wasn't a Spartan, and he bows his head in shame.
I've always wished the spear thrown was a bit more impactful. Maybe like made Xerxes stumble backward and off the platform. Something embarrassing. It doesn't have to kill him. But maybe like take an ear off or blind him in one eye.
What are you watching? The truth. The sissy world that we live in today has only existed for less than 100 years. The bulk of history is what you are seeing in front of you. Brutality, violence, struggle, evil, and everything else that make up our history. This is a Fallen World people. I know they tried their best to hide it behind all the luxuries and hedonism of technology these days, but in truth we are no more civilized today then we were back then. I'll prove it to you. Anyone here of abortion? America kills 1 million babies per year as the largest child sacrifice cult in the world to ever exist. I don't care that we hide it behind women's rights and give it a euphemistic name called abortion. We are the same kind of trash mixed with the tiniest inkling of treasure that has always existed. Act accordingly.
Let me tell you what else you're watching. You're watching the truth that we stand on the shoulders of giants and that there were real men and women in the world at one time instead of the sissies and cowards that are produced today. Couldn't help themselves out of a wet paper bag unless the government gave him a hand out to do so. It's disgusting and pathetic and you should actually be ashamed of us, not them. But this is how lost we are today. How backward we are today. How uneducated we are today. And yet we are the most arrogant clowns to have ever existed on the Earth. Gross.
you two should turn up the movie volume to make it easier for us to understand your context of your comments.
i see a cat in the roof 😏
John Wick 2 movie reaction please 💓💗💖💞🤘
The stand of the 300 Spartans allowed rhe city states like Athens to evacuate most of their citizens before the Persian armies arrived. Each of the city states of Greece were democracies. And so Democracy lives today.
Ephialtes was one of the first snitches known to men 😂
I think the way they tell the story with a narrator keeps it firmly out of the horror film category. Despite the horrific things, he remains calm. Which makes sense at the end.
I don't how you can look at yourself in the mirror. You have been posting (FIRST TIME WATCHING) ………..I have watched you already review these movies before, You are just DISHONEST about listings. No morals
Make me wonder about how dishonest you are about the rest of your life.
The last words said by This King of Sparta for his Queen was an order… "Marry a good man and bare good children" That is Love
They were called immortals back then because they were so many as soon as 1 died another men replaced him so it looked like they were immortal ^,^
You wouldn't be rooting for the Spartans If you knew the truth about the real Spartan culture/traditions. Let's just say Sparta would be paradise for Catholic Priest, among other things
"i didnt know it was gonna end like this." LMAO
Also the fact that the "God King" was shown to bleed reveals his mortality to all.
It’s mind boggling that people don’t learn this in school!🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️. Learned this in 4th grade. People react that they legit don’t know of this event. Education system at its best 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
TESTOSTERONE: THE MOVIE!!!!🤘🏻
This movie was based on a comic book, by the admission of the people who produced it, and it bears very little resemblance to history (as many historians have pointed out). Spartans did not run around in only a pair of underpants and a cape, especially in battle; in fact the Spartan infantry (hoplites) are called "heavy infantry" precisely because they wore a lot of armor covering much of the body. Xerxes didn't look or behave anything like the strange caricature in the film. You can't drive a spear through someone's entire body, much less using one hand. And so on.
Next reaction film Troy (2004) Spartan vs Troy 👍🏻👍🏻
And on that day boys & girls, Johnny learned that babies have rib cages. 😂🤣
Fn' what bruh!? What do you think babies are when they're born… gelatinous like gummy bear?