Achilles

"The world will remember your name."

There we go, round 3 on one of my all time favorite characters. I had a blast editing this, even though the audio is hell with this movie. Hope you enjoy.

Chapters:
0:00 - The Greatest Warrior
2:15 - It Never Ends

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[ottocalderon-dvlv]

“And so we ask ourselves, Will strangers hear our names long after we are gone, and wonder who we were, how bravely we fought, how fierce we loved”

[lukeharrison]

i love quotes like “they’ll be writing stories about you for thousands of years” because it’s literally true we are making films about him 3000 years on. the power of legacy

[noamtelias]

"At night, I see their faces. All the men I've killed. They're standing there on the far bank of the river Styx, waiting for me. They say "Welcome brother."

[larente]

"That man was born to end lives" coldest line🥶

[KaiNLinda]

As a teen, i enjoyed the action. As an adult, I felt great sorrow for the characters as it's part of our history. A lot of deaths. Great master piece.

[JackMcLeodJr]

One of the best epic movies in my time. I'm a 1992 guy born and Troy was and is epic. Also cemented my crush on Diane Kruger too xD

[alextrivel]

It's a shame for people who still haven't seen this masterpiece. This movie is a national treasure.
Great job on the edit btw

[Sunshine-lovd]

Gem of a movie. No matter how many times I see it, it never gets old.

[nathanieladdei]

Troy, 300, Gladiator

Classics of all time

[vankk]

As kids we all wanted to be Achilles, as we became adults, we can only hope to be like Hector..

[DibbzTV]

"That man was *born* to end lives" - chilling line. And “fighting for you has been my life’s honor” might be the most powerful thing to ever hear from someone

[estebanclouthier]

This shows two things I love about humanity.

1) Those few humans that think and do remarkable things, totally worth of following them.
2) Those that see the value of those remarkable humans, and follow them because of admiration and not fear.

Both are what makes humanity great.

Achilles knew he made the plans, the strategies, and the decisions, but he also knew that he wasn't more than the rest of his myrmidons, that they were equal brothers, maintaining true friendship and leadership.

The honor that the myrmidons felt for him is also admirable. They were one, thus Achilles also needed them.

I was inspired to write all this because of this part 5:50 ("Fighting for you has been my life's honor my lord")

The music behind these scenes makes you feel the beauty of it. Hope for more humans like these.

[ptinsv]

Theres a horrible simplicity to realising whatever you do in the modern day you'll never be remembered, after your grandchildren die your name will be forgotten. I feel as though every man just wants direction in life which is so hard to find nowadays, I weirdly envy all the people living in ancient times where the options were a lot fewer and success or failure a lot easier to define.

[MusicLover-myfo]

How Brad Pitt somehow didn't win an Oscar for Troy is beyond me.

[ulfhenar]

'you gave me peace, in a lifetime of war.' this hits hard for men because men face two wars, literally and inside our head.

[mindmaster]

Absolute brilliant edit. You’ve outdone yourself man.

[adamel-nagar]

This edit is so phenomenally beautiful. Encapsulates perfectly everything I love about this movie.

[jedirayden]

This movie came out the year I turned 24... Almost twenty years later and it is still my absolute favorite film of all time. There are a handful of other movies that come close, for me personally, but I've yet to watch another film that resonates with me like this one. Perhaps it has to do with my lifelong love of history, particularly medieval and ancient history, or all the Greek mythology I read as a child, I really couldn't say...

[juergenmuyet]

This is the Best video and the perfect Representation of the greatest Warrior that ever lived Achilles

[addator]

Men are haunted by the vastness of eternity. And so we ask ourselves: will our actions echo across the centuries? Will strangers hear our names long after we are gone, and wonder who we were, how bravely we fought, how fiercely we loved?