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300 (2006) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!

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Matthias Goetzke

Yes ! Was waiting for this one :) beautifully adhering to the comic it is based on, but a tad , well , violent :)

TBR Schmitt

You guys are fast! Hahaha also, if you think I had blood lust before... -Sam

dieselbeast

The next time you do a movie ancient war related like the gladiator and now 300 the next one you guys have to watch is Troy from 2004 with Brad Pitt Eric bana and Orlando Bloom such an epic masterpiece of a movie, Brad Pitt was born to play that role, assuming you guys haven't watched it already lol

Jens Pfennig

Patiently waiting for the YT cut... I believe this will be epic 💯👍

Webwyrm

Ahhhhh Sparta. The original roots of Cobra Kai. NO MERCY!!!! Lol

Brent bmc_comix

Wooo!!! That was a blast! I’m curious if you’ll check out any of the other adaptations of Frank Miller’s comics like the Sin City Movies! (Which Frank co-directed with Robert Rodriguez)

Nismo

Sam with the most emphatic "Yes!" in the history of YouTube reactions 😁😆

Jack Burton

When I left the theater after seeing this I wanted to go to war immediately. Such a memorable movie experience in the theater. So awesome.

Flyin Hawaiian

Been waiting for this one all week! As usual did not disappoint, banger of a reaction. Let's GOOO!!! Stand by me next!!!

Demos Samolis

If you guys have not seen it yet then definitely try the movie TROY!! Its with Brad Pitt and Eric Bana!! Really good, If you do another tv series down the road if everyone agrees then you should definitely look into to the Starz tv series "Spartacus". Its only 4 seasons and like 10 episodes a season!!

Jeffrey Miller

Wait, the Spartans are supposed to be the good guys?

Reed James

Something to remember about this movie. It's all told by a man to a Spartan army on the eve of battle to hype them up and make them angry. Explains the over-the top stuff. In reality, it was the Olympic Games going on that kept Sparta from fully mobilizing. But this battle did happen. 300 Spartan and 700 Thebans. The archaelogy at the battle sight does show that a lot of arrows were fired there. The persian numbers are guessed at, but the Persian Empire spent years preparing for this invasion. They even built floating bridges to save themselves a year of marching. Twenty years before, they tried an amphibious invasion and landed at Marathon. The Atheninans drove them into the sea. A messenger ran back from Marathon to Athens to tell them the news and every year after that, the Athenians ran the Marathon to honor it and we run it to this day, the same distance, all across the world. 2500 years.

Reed James

"Go, tell the Spartans, stranger passing by That here, obedient to their laws, we lie." Epitaph written by Simonides of Ceos (556-469 BC) about the 300

Jason Mangen

Spartans believed that they were descended from Hercules.

Logan Kerlee

Wow! I'm so happy that you both can agree this movie is excellent! I knew that you wouldn't hate the movie but I'm yeah, I'm surprised by how much you liked it. This movie was made so well, it was well liked by most who watched it. My ex wife wasn't into it as well! hahaha, I remember watching this with her and she was hyped like you were at the end. xD Made me happy to see that sort of reaction again! :) I've watched this movie well over 25 times and I'm still really enjoying each watch. Very happy that I got to watch this again with you both!

Nicotti

I recommend watching the "making of" featurettes for the movie, especially the one(s) showing the scenes they pulled from the graphic novel, it's amazing how well they matched it! Like the scene of the Persian messenger rearing his horse, holding the slain king's skulls, that's an image in the GN. I also remember them talking about creating all the stylized blood spatter with CGI.

Nicole Johnson

I have to admit, I have mixed feelings about this movie, like Gladiator. I wouldn’t mind these movies so much, if people were more aware of history. Spartans were not squeaky clean and Persian society was not this backward society like this movie suggests, and one of their best generals during this particular war, was a woman. As a history buff, it saddens me that people admire the accomplishments of ancient societies based on fictions and where those societies were “located”. Sparta, Greece, and Rome created amazing things that don’t need alteration to make them interesting, but so did Persia, Egypt, Nubia, China, India, and so many others. Poetic license is one thing, but outright fantasies can lead to some dangerous beliefs about the world, which I have encountered nearly every day. Sorry if this is a different opinion to most, but it’s one I felt I had to share. Still enjoyed the watch along, though. You guys do make these films enjoyable.