okey fans you are right mark wahlberg's role died in the movie. oh this is also a book like the lovely bones. i'm fine to see this movie i think. i want to cry but i can't hold it in that night when i saw it.okey i will never be on a boat in a storm. in my nightmare, i died in a storm when i was on a boat in the storm. now i see mark wahlberg's role in a happy place.
Yes and No
Reviewed by shanahan for Troy at 2010-05-11 12:52:43
The Dark Hero98 is at least partly right: this is a good action film, and it captures at least some of the grandeur of the Greek epics. But . . . it plays too fast and loose with the Iliad, and some of its characterizations are weak: you would hardly expect, for instance, that the Odysseus of this film could become the hero of the Odyssey. And Brad Pitt as Achilles? I think Homer had someone a bit more raw in mind. It's a bit like casting Redford as Gatsby - when Gatsby was Jewish . . .
Love's Fight
Reviewed by TheDarkHero98 for Troy at 2010-05-05 13:34:41
Wolfgang Peterson presents his greatest movie yet, Troy. A true masterpiece, I think. A masterpiece of acting,fighting,truth, vengeance and a perfect example of what love can do. Surely to be seen by fans of Greek Mythology and fans of big battles. Oh, and Helen is most beautiful.