The Almighty Xerxes and the film 300?!
Question: I think it's disgusting that the film 300 thinks that the greek were better than the persians in the film 300?
Haven't the directors read anything about Battle of Thermopylae or do they just love greeks or maybe this is because of Political reasons I think it's the funniest film ever.
The film like s to show persians as rappers and Xerxes is like a 21 century boy?
I is funny that they are jealous of the truimpht of the persians, it is so sickening and sad.
I am really sorry for Hollywood!!!!!!!!
Answers: I think it's disgusting that the film 300 thinks that the greek were better than the persians in the film 300?
Haven't the directors read anything about Battle of Thermopylae or do they just love greeks or maybe this is because of Political reasons I think it's the funniest film ever.
The film like s to show persians as rappers and Xerxes is like a 21 century boy?
I is funny that they are jealous of the truimpht of the persians, it is so sickening and sad.
I am really sorry for Hollywood!!!!!!!!
cause they're stupid. They dont care about underapreciating the Persians as long as they get rich of of false info.
two words for you..............300 rocks!!!
Hollywood? Are you aware that the movie is historically correct? Amazingly so, too?
How does this film show persians as rappers? I didn't see any of them with "ice"...
Did you watch the same movie that the rest of the country did? Doesn't sound like you did. Who is saying the Greeks think they're better than everyone else?Just because they don't relish the idea of slavery?
The comic was based on the 1960s "300 Spartans" film which was based on historical info. Zach Snyder (the director) even stated in several press conferences that if someone wants to film their own version, go right ahead.
300 is really a good movie and surprisingly close to what actually happened-except for Xerxes being a giant.
Not really sure where you're getting this "rapper" thing.
Maybe you should calm down and watch it again. S L O W L Y!!!
You should watch the History Channel documentary called "Last Stand of the 300". Or maybe read Herodotus' version of the Battle of Thermopylae.