this film is pure kinowhy does it filter so many on /tv/?
>>200802334Cause it’s kinda dull to be honest.
>>200802334The amount of whites confuse most american viewers
>>200802334Brad Pitt doesn't like this movie because he's front and center too much, he feels it's unsubtle lmao. Several actors in it didn't like the director and don't like the movie, it's great though
>>200802334Kino>>200802455European royalty marrys nigs lol
>>200802334it's not kino. It's makes Zack Snyder look sophisticated.
>>200802334Read the fucking book.
>good actors>good sets>epic battles>great ostI think the three issues are Paris, Helen and Achilles. I don't really care about them. Hector should have been the lead.
>>200802334it buckbroke mythologyfags to see the story with actual humans
>>200802455>brings up race and America out of nowherewtf?
>>200802334Because the characters don’t talk in dactylic hexameter.
>>200802334>get up Prince of Troy... I shall not have my glory be taken by a stone>who are you... Achilles, I'll remember the name>that's why no one will remember your nameabsolute Kino. Also the part where peter otoole asks for Hectors body is well acted
The ridiculous CGI with like 80,000 ships on the sea. This was the era of epic movies, but with only 3-4 actual actors; the rest was all cgi'd. It lent an insincerity to it.
Listen up! TROY is More than just a movie, TROY is a species of time machine. In a most compelling and exciting way, it will transport you to a time and place far away! To the Greek islands of over three millennia ago, to be precise!For those of you with a good Home Theater, this film will provide two hours of historical battles, conducted in a very realistic and impressive way, spectacular vistas of both land and sea, seamless digital effects that are difficult to distinguish from reality, and for women, a well-oiled Brad Pitt projecting a multifaceted and enigmatic Achilles, whose performance was highly underrated by critics.In contrast, Orlando Bloom (Lord of the Rings , Pirates of the Caribbean) as Paris was somewhat indecipherable, leaving one with the question of whether the lack of character in his portrayal of Paris, was intentional or due to an underpar performance. The rest of the cast appears to be generally well chosen (with the exception of Diane Kruger in the role of Elena, who looked like a mechanical porcelain figurine) and bestows a resonance and a dimension to this historical drama rarely seen in a movie of this genre.
>>200805859If we have AI that does picture to video NOW... imagine how we will soon have AI that will do movies to VR. It will put you in the movie to the point you can practically smell Brad Pitt's junk
