why fight

Fanny 2022-04-23 07:01:02

The comment I just forwarded was well written. I think this film mainly reflects the sadness of human nature and historical politics, and the heroes of that era are just victims of politics.

People of that era were rude, impulsive, cruel, like war, like to fight, what is the difference with animals, no kindness and reason. Therefore, education can develop human rationality.

Human nature is mostly reflected in the two heroes. The god of war, Achilles, was born for this war and died for it. But he was peaceful before he died, he no longer fought for the glory of nothingness, and gained inner peace. Hector, the prince of Troy, was a sober man, but he couldn't stop his brother's stupidity and had to fight for his people. This is his responsibility.

Achilles thinks about why he fought in this war, and we also need to think about why we fight in our own lives, whether it is the dust of ideas or the sacrifice of the times.

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  • Vance 2022-03-23 09:01:05

    I feel like Pete disappointed me a little bit

  • Dagmar 2021-10-20 19:00:00

    The biggest problem with the movie is that the director maintains a neutral perspective very impartially and objectively, and has no tendency to set the plot, so when watching the battle between the two armies, it really lacks a sense of substitution-do you support Hector or support Hector or support Hector? ! Ah ha ha ha ha ha. The visual effects are good, and the male sex sells no effort, but the feeling of barnyard official history is more, and the feeling of grand epic is less. In addition, Pete's Achilles always feels that it lacks persuasiveness.

Troy quotes

  • Helen: I can't ask anyone to fight for me. I'm no longer queen of Sparta.

    Hector: You're a princess of Troy now.

    [pause]

    Hector: And, my brother needs you tonight.

  • Achilles: It's a beautiful night.