Troy a war started for love / Troya una guerra iniciada por amor
On this occasion I want to share with you a gem of cinema, Yes! I am referring to TROYA, that film dating from 2004 that I'm sure came to captivate more than one who reads this little post.
I remember I was a kid when this movie came out, which was all over the newspapers, the billboards, and even "piracy" was full of the sale of this film.
Troy framed in a novel "The Iliad of Homer"; It begins with a love story! Yes; for love I start the Trojan War; "that's my perspective". The film starts shooting and there is a pact between the Trojans and the Greeks, on that night of celebration, while everyone is having fun, celebrating, Prince Paris, captivated by Princess Helen, goes after her and together they start a romance, a story that would start a war.
They say that when you are more calm, there is always a problem, "deliver me from the calm water, I get rid of the muddy ones" says a proverb, Prince Hector sails home calmly, when his brother reveals the secret of his lover, he knew the catastrophic consequences that this decision would entail, however, although he hesitated to give consent to his brother in the end he ended up accepting the romance.
The Trojans, characterized by the strength of its walls, were protected in not losing the war, had never been knocked down / defeated; Menelaus to see such a failure of Helen (his wife) angry, to see that he was placed the horns, is directed to talk to Agamemnon, to go after Helen, after Paris and unleash his fury against the Trojans; Agamemnon did not hesitate to support him, just needed a pretext to start the war, he just wanted to have power and control of more territory.
The Trojan army arrives in their city, the father, King Priam gives his blessing to Helen, becoming the princess "Helen of Troy", she ascends to her position next to Paris, meanwhile in Greece a board is formed to travel to conquer Troy, this army is joined by the mighty Achilles.
On this occasion I want to share with you a gem of cinema, Yes! I am referring to TROYA, that film dating from 2004 that I'm sure came to captivate more than one who reads this little post.
I remember I was a kid when this movie came out, which was all over the newspapers, the billboards, and even "piracy" was full of the sale of this film.
Troy framed in a novel "The Iliad of Homer"; It begins with a love story! Yes; for love I start the Trojan War; "that's my perspective". The film starts shooting and there is a pact between the Trojans and the Greeks, on that night of celebration, while everyone is having fun, celebrating, Prince Paris, captivated by Princess Helen, goes after her and together they start a romance, a story that would start a war.
They say that when you are more calm, there is always a problem, "deliver me from the calm water, I get rid of the muddy ones" says a proverb, Prince Hector sails home calmly, when his brother reveals the secret of his lover, he knew the catastrophic consequences that this decision would entail, however, although he hesitated to give consent to his brother in the end he ended up accepting the romance.
The Trojans, characterized by the strength of its walls, were protected in not losing the war, had never been knocked down / defeated; Menelaus to see such a failure of Helen (his wife) angry, to see that he was placed the horns, is directed to talk to Agamemnon, to go after Helen, after Paris and unleash his fury against the Trojans; Agamemnon did not hesitate to support him, just needed a pretext to start the war, he just wanted to have power and control of more territory.
The Trojan army arrives in their city, the father, King Priam gives his blessing to Helen, becoming the princess "Helen of Troy", she ascends to her position next to Paris, meanwhile in Greece a board is formed to travel to conquer Troy, this army is joined by the mighty Achilles.
