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300 | MOVIE REACTION | Girlfriends First Time Watching!! (Patreon)

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2023-04-10 17:54:01
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2026-06
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300 | MOVIE REACTION | Girlfriends First Time Watching!!

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GamerGal8684

This was the start of every gal’s crush on Gerard Butler lol. He is far too underrated. Ash, if you like this I think you guys will love The Northman

Alex

I was literally going to watch this film tonight. How mad is that!

ANIMOSITY1

Great reaction. Hanna is legendary. U should watch peanut butter falcon

Koala

One time I had to catch glimpses of the video in a guy's glasses to know I was synced. I'll take literally anything please give some indication apart from the timer.

Julian Veloza Barajas

Please guys, one day react to the Alexander the Great movie, with Colin Farrell and Angelina Jolie, it has action, romance, and much more history about Greece, Macedonia and Persia. I love you guys.

Victor / Gooric

You guys should watch 300 Part 2, which shows how the Greeks won the war!

Lukasgate

If hannah sees this, when Leonidas says to Ephialtes "may you live forever" in spartan culture death is the ultimate glory, so he basically told him he hopes to never find the glory of death to that traitor

Eddy

Just for reference, the Spartans where never technically destroyed or wiped out. The battle at the end of the movie was in 479BC and was the start of the Greeks pushing the Persians out of much of Europe, but their decline started in 371BC when they where defeated in a battle by the Boeoteans (also Greek), and their political independence was ended in 192BC when they where defeated by an alliance between Rome and a bunch of Greek states. Later (146BC) they where given their independence by the Romans, and prospered, but only as a city. There was even a legion formed from Spartans by a roman General for a bit, but by this point they where just a shadow of the Spartans of old. After that they just kind of fizzled out. Ultimately the tactics and lifestyle that made them so famous and in many ways forward thinking just became outdated. The phalanx (their shield and spear wall) they built their armies around wasn't flexible enough in most scenario's for the tactics and training used by the Romans, and was easily flanked on the open field by more mobile infantry and cavalry, and their strict rules on who could become an actual spartan citizen led to them being greatly outnumbered by the non citizens and helot slaves that made up their civilization. Obviously that's greatly simplifying their history, but just though it was interesting how such a powerful military nation ultimately lost it's power.

Justin

This movie is for sure in my top 5 favorites of all time. In the Army, I read the book Gates of Fire which is what Thermopylae translates to and I was immediately enthralled. Then, reading Frank Miller's epic graphic novel secured this story to ultimate historical fantasy for me. In the real battle, it was actually a two part fight. Half of the battle took place on the land and the other half on the sea. A greek named Themistocles, took a small navy and blocked the persians from routing the Spartans by the sea. That is what the sequel is about and it's actually pretty good. The scene where Leonidas yells for the Persians to come and take their weapons is based off of what happened when Xerxes sent a messenger demanding an offering of earth, water and their weapons. Leonidas' scribe chiseled two words onto a stone tablet..."Molon Labe" which means come & take them. There is still a stone tablet in Greece that states, "Go tell the Spartans, stranger passing by, that here, obedient to their laws, we lie." And a giant statue of Leonidas. It's an epic that is larger than life, similar to that of William Wallace. Loved this reaction as a celebration for 100k!

Xander Merrick

Yessss!!! Been away for a while, but now I'm back. And this is the very first film that introduced me to Just Trust Ash! The first reaction I ever checked out from you brother!!! Loved it then and love it now! Keep it up mate!

Sneaky Poptart

This was such a fun watch! I love you Ash and Hannah!

Acacia Hariklia

Loved this! Spartan women were actually considered to be just as important as spartan men in their culture. They really did believe that only spartan women could birth real men. The first women to participate in the olympics were Spartan, they were just as physical and strong as the men. The movie definitely changes the queens character to fit modern ideas of ancient women but it’s still an amazing movie! :)