Film Review: 'Troy'

At the end of the film, when Paris shoots Achilles, I was conflicted. I should be happy, sorry, sad... I don't understand. The end of this life is not only the fall of my favourite actor, because this time it contains so much love and hate, but also more firmly... From the Iliad Homer's immortal epic film Troy is not only a delightful visually striking change in the appearance of the beautiful heroine, it expresses human love and hate in the best possible way.
Before the romantic Prince of Troy, Paris, the wife of an enemy had been the loyal, eternal love of Queen Helen, even for her, and had sparked wars and given up her life. Beautiful as she was immortal, Helen was also a woman who dared to love and defied the powers that be. One of her quotes is: "I am not afraid of death, I am afraid of tomorrow, I am afraid that you will sail away and never return, love to the depths and call upon you." . So is Achilles. He is my favourite part of this film. He doesn't fight for any of the Greek nations, just for honour. He fights in the war against Troy. Until love comes. He tells Troy that the priestess Ismail loves Briseidonate nor can he stop when the fall of Troy, Achilles no longer seeks fame to be passed down through the ages, seeking the flame of the young Briseidonate Ismail, until finally dying for love, what is this? I firmly believe it is the purest of human loves. And the fabric on Ismail attracted not only the strong body of Achilles, but also the love of the great personality of Achilles. She renounced the worship of God, and even when Achilles died, it was hard to give it up. When true love comes, it is not a taste of a bland life to face death, and I don't think there is anything more cruel than that. Love really has great power...
The eldest brother's son, Hector Law of Paris, the romantic young brother is not an AA, AA patriarchal society, but a doting brother; when his brother Paris and the Spartan king's enemies fight Mina Law lapses in the face of the fear of death at the University of Paris, holding the legs of this living brother, with the look of receiving service. Hector ip the gift between the two, but must abide the rules of the duel, simply saying "he" of "my brother, it is a" double line of the film I press the juice, he does hesitate to pull out the two nailaosi to live with the sword. This is the brotherly affection "Brother". Achilles single-handedly teaches his cousin fighting skills, and the reason for it reflects the brotherly law; when his cousin is manslaughter Hector, Achilles' rage, piercing the armour, kills Hector, avenged his brother. This has been further intensified in the film, the law and hatred. given that the second son of the two Trojan kings in Paris was so grossly misunderstood, it embodies the great love of his own son; my son killed Hector eldest after midnight by two lurking enemies of the two battalions, offering ip the personality of the king, his son kissing the kitten by the hand of the enemy, for to be returned Two ice creams eldest Hector's son's body, putting two coins in his eyes, he. fatherly dictates law. Hector's son is his weeping wretched food, enjoying the infinite law, and when convincing him that he will die, he refers to his wife in an advanced tunnel, so that the son will breed his own son, then the law. The father's love was not only reflected on ice by the class, but also reflected in the ordinary warrior, a minor figure in Troy in the fall of the ordinary warrior Achilles who released saying: "I have a son, let me go, it is another of my quote deepest impressions to imagine that if he had no children, the absolute pitch would not be for The backbone of the two enemies soldiers their own lives, perhaps because of the gift of his father's personality, IP. It is an expression of the law that is the father of the children.
The whole film is full of hatred.
When his wife is taken by someone else, despite Helen's willingness to... Mina Laws huff, King of Sparta, Troy decides to swallow the enemy, and although this attack has little to do with women, the love of hatred inspires the outbreak of war. The lovers hated even more the domination and dominance of men over women, a man who was also a man, and robbery was a great insult to their dignity. This seems to be an old immortal theorem...
The hatred of an invading people for their aggressor is inevitable, and this hatred is a necessity of war. People do not want war, and any weak and ambitious king who wants his people to live in peace and happiness, although Troy was not a small but a king, but to a certain extent this hatred accumulated after they had broken the irresistible force that contributed to the weakness of the strong", Troy and the enemy defeated this enemy in the Second World War, but the enemy made a strategic mistake. Furthermore, when Troy is about to fall, King Troy leads the few remaining soldiers to fight the enemy, which is also a manifestation of hatred.
The consequences of hatred of family hatred must be severe. Achilles was a vengeful cousin to the hatred that killed his brother. The result was Hector's death. Achilles and Hector are, of course, heroes in my mind. In the fall of Troy and Paris Risedronate blocks Ismail from disregarding his cousin Boo who will shoot Keithley, which also kills the brother who hates the little prince Paris is the one who killed them for the great hatred they had been relying on.
Three loves and hates blended together in three films, love and hate disappearing, love like the briseldronate changing Ghislain so that his hate is much reduced and much love added. Typically, when Troy says that the soldier is there because he has a son, "Achilles says it quickly flees the city". Blessed be a supposed god that finally destroyed the kingdom of Troy: Hector's elder son disagreed, saying that "the gods worshipped the victory, a good sign that the resultant losses could be followed up by a close pursuit"; the second suggested burning it in Troy, and the sacrifice said: "This is a gift from God, it should satisfy the city. God's gift, and it should satisfy the city". This is extremely foolish and something I despise, so I don't like the character of King Troy, although he is full of love. He hardly knows that Troy was able to be independent even after annexing many countries because his people were brave and strong, not God.
Humanity: Achilles is a killer, but he has a mind of his own, although he hates Prince Hector and returns to him when King Troy begs his son to return the body, at King Troy's penance; when Troy falls, he is an enemy soldier. It is also a reflection of this. A bit of brutality without losing humanity, humanity for a vicious killer. Does the love between a man and a woman affect the outcome? Or is it the common humanity within you? I feel lost...
Cherish life, the lives of those who love me and those I love. Cherish your family, your friendships and your love. Fame and riches are things outside of themselves, and sharing their love, fame and riches are important. Watching the film has benefited me greatly.
Because of love, people live in this world and just feel warm.