Originally posted by jaden101You can't retort anything I say.
'You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means'A classic quote that applies here. Again proving you are intellectually inferior to me. Hence you've never won an argument in which you have a different outlook than mine.
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Must try harder.
Concession accepted.
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Originally posted by Time Immemorial
Yea but it held true to the legend. The boy asking him if his mother was an immortal goddess, him meeting with his mother, Achilles talking about seeing the gods. Hector and Priam both knowing of Achilles before he told them who he was. No mortal could have done what Achilles did in the movie, if he had then he would have been the legend and not Achilles correct?
He was portrayed as an utterly badass warrior, him being the litteral son of a goddess is tentative at best.
Not that it matters, his feats are his feats regardless of him being human, demigod or master of the universe.
Originally posted by Robtard
He was portrayed as an utterly badass warrior, him being the litteral son of a goddess is tentative at best.Not that it matters, his feats are his feats regardless of him being human, demigod or master of the universe.
Ok but him talking to his mother who is a goddess/nymph/demi god in the beginning of the movie is tentative at best or the boy stating as much? In the credits of the movie her name was Thetis. But his powers came from the river styx and not from her because she was in fact not a full blown god. More of a demi god herself but immortal none the less. Just trying to be accurate here, but I like your second statement🙂
Thetis info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thetis
Originally posted by jaden101
Leonidas dies in the 1st few seconds. He has about 30 seconds of slow motion solo fight feats. The rest was as part of the phalanx. None of it was against any opponent of note except the big monster thing that was kicking his ass. After that the fight goes the way it did in Troy.
Yep.