>lets make Menelaos a fat bastard where Helen hates him. He also dies because fuck him
>lets make Agamemnon a cartoon villain lol
>Diomedes who?! sounds boring
>lets make The Trojans the clear good guys
what happened?
Lets make Menelaos a fat bastard where Helen hates him. He also dies because fuck him
Ryan Reed
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Bentley Taylor
This is what happens when movies are made by people with zero respect for the source material. You know. Like DisneyWars. Same exact shit.
Luis Adams
Yeah those disney people sure seem to give zero fucks about the historical accuracy of star wars
Daniel Richardson
>Trojans the clear good guys
Lolno. Entire movie is about Trojan retard that fucks up up everything for everyone and his dishonorable bro who wipes his ass.
Christian Gray
It was an all right movie but it seemed like no one in charge had any real enthusiasm for the original story and thought that including any mythology would be cheesy.
Carson Robinson
yeah but at least we got. HECTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR!
Evan Johnson
You fail at reading comprehension. Faggot.
Isaiah Lee
>t. zoomy who never read the Iliad or even watched the movie but did read some summaries and maybe a review
What happened? Zoomies and Millies happened, that's what.
Anthony Fisher
>dishonorable
>Hector
youre a spastic
Luis Mitchell
just like holywood seems to give zero fucks about Homer's 70th hand oral account of an Achaean raid on Wilusa?
Jace Carter
He was joking, jesus christ
Jace Rogers
>dishonorable bro
hector is literally the only character worth a shit in the entire film and the only reason i didn't switch it off until he got dragged around by a cart via achilles
Jose Gonzalez
>brother agrees to single combat
>gets stomped
>crawls to his big bro to save him like a faggot
>big bro uses sneak attack and murders his opponent
Hector was worse than Bloom because he enabled him all the way.
Carson Baker
He was. Paris accepted a fair 1v1 duel and then Hector intervened when he saw his little brother losing.
The fact he didn't turn the ship around to sail Helene back to his husband after he learned she was on board was also dishonorable as fuck, and makes him indirectly responsible for every single death in the movie.
Easton Brown
You both will never understand what brother love means.
Blake Bell
And you'll never understand what honor means, lady.
Jose Murphy
His actions were virtuous but not honorable, not that a discordtranny would understand the difference
Lucas Cox
Hector was "dishonourable" in that he was clearly fighting for the wrong side, interfered in a duel to murder a king involved in it (yes, Paris was losing, but Hector was still interfering), and was taking orders from a bunch of fucking morons.
>GODS LOVE US
>Guys, Apollo didn't strike down a man who desecrated the temp-
>GODS WILL HELP US ATTACK THEM IMMEDIATELY
Or
>WE SHOULD ATTACK NOW
>But the myrmidons weren't fighting, and there's dissension among the Greeks, if we attack we'll unify them-
>APOLLO IS ANGERED BY HIS TEMPLE DESECRATION, ATTACK AT DAWN
He should have sent Helen home himself, and not let first Paris and then Priam talk him into bringing her to Troy. The whole movie, he knows it's a horrible idea, but he can never bring himself to stand up to his family.
Tyler Phillips
>The fact he didn't turn the ship around to sail Helene back
this did not matter. By that time Menelaos would have already seeked out his brother and planted the thought in his mind to trash Troy
Jaxson Gomez
It means fuck all if it means the ruin of your entire nation that you are supposedly rulling.
If anything Hector should know that their behavior during the duel caused a massive blow to their own entire army.
Robert Reyes
No, Menelaus would have had to get ready to go to Agamemnon before leaving. Helen boarded the ship at dawn and they set sail after it with the morning tide, meanwhile the sun is high in the sky by the time Menelaus gets to her chambers and realises she's gone, and then he has to prepare his own ship to go to Mycenae.
The Trojan ship could 100% have made it back to Sparta before Menelaus left to see Agamemnon.
Nathan Kelly
Hector is dishonourable and makes no excuses for it.
Achilles is dishonourable and attempts to redeem himself.
Ironic.
Nicholas Lopez
>attempts to redeem himself
he pities an old man after calming down. barely an attempt
Jayden Young
>doesn't care about the proper due to the dead
You disgust me.
Charles Baker
>HECTOOORRRRRRRR
Caleb Robinson
is that what you call an attempt to redeem himself?
what low standards they are
Daniel Moore
Odysseus was best boy.
Lucas Hall
the real villain of the movie was the boomer king who trusted the gods over hectors advice
John Hernandez
Agamemnon was several days' worth of travel away. Even if that hadn't been the case, Hector simply didn't know Menelaos well enough be certain of that. Taking the chance to mend things would've been the honorable thing to do. Not to mention bringing her back would mean all the greek city states would know Troy ultimately did the right thing, and Agamemnon and Sparta would be seen as aggressors rather than people who carry out a rightous vengeance. And aiding someone in homewrecking is just a scum thing to do in general.
Jose Barnes
and paris
Dominic Barnes
>Let's ignore Aeneas, and mispronounce his name the one time we say it
Austin Nguyen
meant paris' advice in burning the trojan horse
Anthony Bennett
>youtube.com
True kino.
Jaxon Reed
>t. romaboo
Chase Ward
>doesn't chase Hector around the walls of Troy three times
>doesn't fight a river
>Hector's body isn't protected by Apollo when he is dragged back to the ships
yeah sure...kino
Leo White
t. roastie
Grayson Hill
Giving your brother good advice so he can stand firm like he should as an honourable man?
Colton Russell
Look up the meaning of honor first, you fucking retard.