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TROY (EXTENDED) FULL REACTION (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-08 03:15:40
Edited:
2023-04-08 04:11:13
Imported:
2026-06
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Drewcliff82

Oh hell yea bro. This is a very underrated movie. Absolutely love it.

Jake Martin

"The gods envy us. They envy us because we’re mortal... because any moment may be our last. Everything is more beautiful because we’re doomed. You will never be lovelier than you are now. We will never be here again..." I've thought about this line a lot over the years since I first saw this movie. Excellent reaction choice, Mr. L. Boyd.

Drewcliff82
>>105901008

He always does this to me 😂🤣😅. Unfortunately I must but at least I have something to watch Sunday.

PatronPioneer

One of my favorite movies Mr Boyd. Definitely had some areas of insight and good to see Ned Stark lol

Mister_Bleak

soooo...did nobody mention the reverberation or echo in your mic yet? I don't see any comments about it. skipped through a good bit to check and it seems to be throughout the reaction. does your editor tell you of these things? I only ask because it isn't the first time something got posted with sound issues, though it has been awhile. Please don't misunderstand, not trying to hate on anybody or anything, just pointing out flaws as I see them... still gonna go back to the beginning and watch through :)

slimsycentaur37

Would you let someone kill your brother at your feet? I don't think I could

MRLBOYD

It was a recording issue, nothing to do with the editing (these videos don't get edited, I do the rendering myself). Unfortunately, it is how it came out and re-recording is not an option because it wouldn't be a first time reaction.

Reader Of Threads

Troy is one of those movies that unsuccessfully tried to cash in after Gladiator started the sword and arrow hype in the early 2000’s. It’s a dollar store Gladiator to be fair.

slimsycentaur37

If you look up honor in an Encyclopedia, Hector of Troy is listed as a notable literary example. I don't see how you consider Achilles honorable as he only fights for himself and disrespected Hector's family and Troy when he dragged his dead body behind his chariot. A brothers love is more powerful than anything. Hector was clearly flustered and unhappy with his decisions of bringing Paris home with Helen, as he told his father King Priam in one of the next scenes, and also when he stabbed King Menelaus at the last moment when his little brother crawled to him and begged at his feet. He knew that wasn't the right decision and he made a gut reaction due to what he felt was his moral obligation to protect his family above all else. I do believe Hector was honorable and have to disagree. He was defending his country and led in battle and fought valiantly. He made mistakes as he was human, not perfect.

D Montano

Isn't this the one where you can see a plane flying through the sky during one of the big scenes?

John Dodo

So this man likes blood in films 👍… check out 300 for a bloody good film

EndlessRiver

Great reaction! I hadn't seen this movie before but this was great! With the movie being 3.5 hours long is there any plan to watch the Lord of the Rings series (Extended edition is mandatory :D)? If you like GoT you will most likely love LotR. The extended editions are quite a bit longer than the normal ones but are definitely worth. Have a great weekend!

John Dodo

I see similarities between Paris and Helen to modern day harry and Megan markle. We should all realize they have been through things and it doesn’t matter what chaos their love brings.

Dustin Puhalski

Been a long time since I've seen this movie. Let's Get It!

Mister_Bleak

Hey. Thanks for the reply. I understand.

Matt Rumsey

Pleasssssssssssse watch 300 if you enjoyed this!!! Great reaction vid!

VitaminPete616

Regardless of Troyan Kings ´´softness´´ and banishment of hes children (If he would have chosen this) Agamemnon would have demolished Troy eventually anyways. Agamemnon got almost perfect excuse to attack Troy. Harm was already done or ´´The Excuse´´

VitaminPete616

OMG. Gentlemen´s 1V1 and hes brother comes to help. And u are wondering excuses Agamemnon needed to TOTALLY demolish Troy of the history books. They dont even know in history for sure that Troy excisted in first place. Stories are told and if this story is factual and u wondering why Troy is almost forgotten....No need to ponder anymore

VitaminPete616

Hey women in those times....Boyd, u know Brad Pitt kept pretty much civilized image of Akhilleus towards women, right?

VitaminPete616

Whom do u think between these two names are greatst war strategists of history: Alexander the Great or Gaius Julius Caeasar? veni vidi vici my boys and girls are just a view of Caesar but stategist? That is for debate?!

Denise Mattsen

When you say someone took something that implies a power difference. Paris was in a position of power, she has none. She was given away to marry someone she absolutely did not want to but had to anyway after all. I don't understand why she should take more blame than him. I'd say 50-50 blame because each of them are adults and had the opportunity to end things, which btw she said it was a mistake and he decided to continue pursuing her anyway, and say no to leaving together. Granted, she didn't put up much of a fight. As a man he also understands war much more than she would have, and he had to have known that his actions would most certainly lead to conflict but did it anyway. Still put it at 50-50 for blame as no one forced either of them to make the decisions they made.

Ricardo Catarino

You’ve caught them in their turning point. Hector was always the honorable selfless one until the love for his brother corrupted his honorable behavior, and Achilles was always the glory selfish one until he fell in love and started being more decent and care. Paris is the coward, that took advantage of the love his family had for selfish reasons. Helen asked for not to be played with when Paris suggested for her to go to Troy with. She was bred to be a a bargain wife yes and should’ve said no even after Paris’s persuasion. She was a ghost and always wanted to escape but Paris made the move and enabled himself. I hate Paris that, for manipulating his brother. They grew up together and loved each other… so if you don’t have brotherly affections like that you can ever comprehend it… I hate Paris too but could never watch my brother be beheaded at my feet, unless he was always awful and was sick of him from birth. I blame hector for enabling his brother for too long and not doing something before they left Sparta. I’m an older brother and could never let my little siblings act that way without some consequences.