Troy
Adventure • R • 2004 • 2 hr 43 min
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I understand how people find this underwhelming but I personally enjoyed it. Brad Pitt does a great job.
Very good movie, Achilles is greatly impersonated by Pitt, and the visuals are up to the task of depicting this legendary story
One of Brad Pitt's best performances. Iconic. Incredible. A classic.
A solid retelling of a classic myth. It can be slow but the acting is good. The fight between Achilles and Hector is incredible to watch
The film adaptation of trojan war is studded with huge star cast and has epic scale. The war scenes were over the top. More drama is better.
Watched in HS for history with a really creepy teacher maybe it was just the environment
King Agamemnon's greed and ambition knows no bounds. He would be Master of the Aegean. Only one stronghold stands in his way; Troy.
Amazing fight scenes. Achilles was awesome!
Not a bad film but I went in with expectations of it being as good as The Gladiator
Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, and Peter O'Toole! The fight between Hector and Achilles reverberates through time and this adaption is fire
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