2 stars. Originally, the subject matter of this movie was very appealing to me. But when I saw it halfway through, I couldn't stand it anymore. I had learned it in history class. It was the elder brother who killed the younger brother and established the city of Rome. Maybe the director was too sympathetic to his brother's experience, so he made this anti-historical film. The plot constantly emphasizes how much his brother pity and love his brother, and even extinguish the holy fire and burn down the village just to disobey the oracle. Over and over again like a magician, I emphasized the knowledge of history lessons that two brothers must die, and finally came to the end: I was really shocked when an older brother deliberately died under the sword of his younger brother. It can be considered to understand that the director went to great lengths to emphasize "brotherhood", "love brother like life" and so on. You are a great director. I guess you are satisfied. The movie is far more dramatic than history and can satisfy the wishes of many people. Even if it's just playing. Ha ha.
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