300

then jenga one could've been better. i mean he could've just cropped the entire dude that was kicked out (i've never seen it though i want to so therefore i don't know he's name)

 

so these are all from other sources and not originally made. anyway nice find. im going to make one, originally mine.

 

This one is mine.

[img width=400 height=186]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v729/Ell789/sexy300.png[/img]

 

your signature major willy is enough. nice one.

 

ROFL

 

do they have video clips with sound? that'd be awesome.

 

i thought the movie kinda sucked hard. maybe even worse than troy did... they definetly shouldnt have made everything CGI cause it gets annoying to watch. The story wasnt put together well. i dont know why everybody kept telling me it was great and to go watch it. my all time favorite greek/roman type war movies will be first... GLADIATOR (f*cking kick ass movie with a decent plot and second........ SPARTACUS (no need to explain just all around had that good feeling). is it a rule that the main character/hero inall these movies must die?

 

Heh, yeah, the battle scenes were like a bad roller coaster....Going fast and the *JIONK!!* all jerky and slow. It could have been twice as good if they only slo-moed every other brutal sword slash, and better if then only did it once in a while. And the end was lame....Leonidas sooo coulda killed that guy.


EDIT: And yes, they have to die, otherwise it isn't SPARTAAA!!

 

AAHHAHAHAHhhAHHAHAHAHAHh

I swear LOL ;D This got to be funniest shit ever =D

Hahhahah ...can't breathe here =D

 

@ Warsaw, of course they had to die, greek and romans love martyring their heroes so their screwed when they need to fight something.

@fenix, the whole 300 standing up to 250,000 actually happened, and in history, Xerxes didnt die then, from Leonidas.

 

BTW....

Next year, from the people who brought you 300, comes the summer blockbuster 300,000!! Picking up where the last one left off, this one continues the epic saga of SPARTAAA! recovering socially, economically, and emotionally after losing its King and 299 of its finest warriors!! Tax drama!! Allocating funds to widows!! To miss it would be madness!!

 

hahaha. im gonna have to go see that

 

I thought 300's action scenes were great, but the plot was lame and dry and the acting was WAY overdone. A movie can't survive on action alone. So overall the movie was, unfortunately, very bad.

 

Well, technically, this plot ACTUALLY happened in history although, 300 being based on the graphic novel, it was obviously exaggerated, so you can't really gripe with the plot too much.

 

LOL i cant stop laughing ..this has to be the funniest thread i have even fell upon on sc2forums

 

are you making this up? lol. i watch A LOT of tv and i havent seen a commercial yet. =/

 

I sure as hell can gripe, the plot was dry. As a filmmaker, it's your duty to spice it up enough to make a decent, engulfing movie, while keeping to the original storyline as much as possible. Other than action, that movie had nothing. Now, I may be no Lenard Maltin, but I think I can recognize a lacking plot when I see one.
But, that's just my opinion. Everyone else I know thought it was one of the greatest movies ever.

 

It's a great movie. I really loved it.

 

I loved this movie, despite its historical inaccuracies. Pure action, not a single dull moment. Plot was terrible, but I didn't expect it to be all that great anyways. It was simply a fun movie with a ton of kickass battle scenes.

I went to this movie with three Asian friends of mine, all of whom have that whole "Asians are superior to White men" complex. It's an inside joke between us, inspired by the media portrayal of Asians, and they aren't really serious about it.

At any rate, everytime they start off on a tangent about the superior Asian man, I simply bring up the whole "All the hordes of Asia were held back by 300 Spartans thing." They quickly drop it.

 

The scene where Leonidas was talking to the Arcadian (spelled right?) by the fire impressed me.
The way the fire was behind them let you see if he spat at all during that seizure.

He didn't once. Props to the actor.