Regarding its production myth and the actor's training, although I have read the introduction to understand it, when I actually see the picture, it is still very, very shocking. Forgive my lack of words.
Its dark tones, peak slow-motion and stop-motion shots made it even more bloody and violent, constantly testing my endurance, and I had to stop the scene several times to let myself catch my breath.
I won't say much about the warriors' scantily clad and muscular pecs, but lechers can feast their eyes on them.
My favorite is the queen. In the scenes full of male characters, she is a rare female character. She is determined, calm, and brave, which fully reflects the spirit of half the sky! ! ! Shortly after the film starts, he reprimands the Persian comer "Because only Spartacus women give birth to real men!" eloquently expresses the pride of the Spartacists, especially the Spartacus women. At the back of the film, she draws her sword and stabs the rebellious congressman to death, full of anger and so brave, what a compliment! ! ! The only pity is that he gave himself to that congressman in humiliation, how can he believe the words of the villain! ! ! However, it also showed her spirit of giving up her small family for everyone, and she was indeed an admirable hero in women's high school. Alas~~~
But the sky full of arrows at the end of the film unfortunately reminds me of Lao Mouzi's "Hero", which is really a failure.
I haven't read the original manga, so I don't know if it's a manga or a movie idea, to demonize the powerful Persian emperor of the Asians into this. Although he pursues visual effects and contrasts with the Spartan king, he still feels the European civilization-centric theory. It's really a disaster.
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