Monday, September 24, 2012

A CRITICISM ON THE MOVIE TROY


War is the subject on the audiences’ view in the movie  that the audience are confused in the story, they fail to realize the beauty of ancient Greek civilization – what it announced and what it explained, they do not recognize the mythical culture the Greeks owned. The wealth, power, values and beliefs the Greeks held were sufficed to show to the whole world that they, as well as their culture, are of excellence, which was streamed with intellects and prepared to compete among great nations in their time.
      I, like most people do, have known Greece about heir gods and goddesses (myths). The Greeks’ rituals, practices and beliefs to their gods, as a whole, is extensive and vigorous that it seem to have pillars like it was unbreakable. The belief have three corners in its world – hell, heaven and earth, if a Greek wishes that his enemy would die, he would pray to the god of hell (Hades) that he would take the life of this person he wishes to meet hell, and, if  a Greek wishes this person to ascend to heave, he would pray to the god of heaven (Zeus) that he will welcome the goodly person. As it is of demand, Greek civilization is being presented and portrayed in a perfect manner in the movie.
      I admire how good Americans are in presenting such twisted epic. Homer’s presentation in Illiad is a complicated plot that such director and writer would analyze Homer’s aim to humanity and what his epic contributed and implied. I understand the abstractness of the movie with the order of the epic remained chronological and the aim of the director or writer is being expressed and most importantly, the teachings Homer wanted to impart and brought up to humanity is visible.
      Homer’s intention to humanity is to open our views with the manifolds of the life, that we should be aided with love and the righteous wins over evil. He instill to us that power is given, and should be used evenly, and also not and should likewise be given significance to, that strength is within and it should not be abused, that wisdom reproduces new forms of ideas and conquers a nation, and that mind rules over matter of emotions, it may be the other way around, but the one who uses it should be skillful enough, as Achilles in warfare. Homer portrays the life of the Greeks – their culture and adventures – through inculcating the world that life is enough for us to own and should be grateful that we are given that price gift, for others, who do not consider that life is sufficient, they should look on to themselves first, on how well they are doing.
        I appreciate the way the producer or writer arrange the setting. It is descriptive, in a sense that, it completes the illustration of Homer to ancient Greece, although it takes million to finish such props, design and place of settlement, the director or producer is capable of reaching a high-quality movie which is open to judgments. It is expressive, that it answers, the problem of the viewers of what ancient Greece and its people eventually look like and how they move about or respond to people among greater nations. The analyses that Greece, with its beliefs, was, far more better among towering nations, and the philosophy that Greece is the training ground for men who wanted to seek more or discover.
       I notice the making love of Helen and Prince Paris in the movie and I believe that the director or producer choose the person who would fit to play the role Helen (Diane Kruger) because her potentiality to be like one shows through her extraordinary beauty, her full blossom, her satin-like skin, her beautifully curved features and her being graceful, they prove it by way of this love scene – the nudity of Diane Kruger. I think Brad Pitt, with his title as the most sexiest man in the world in year 2003, fits most in his role and play it well, since Achilles is being described by Homer as handsome, one with great stature and physical outlook, skilled in manner and in ways, and wise which is of wide extent, and which he uses for and according to his will and what he stand for.
       Not all scenes in the movie are desirable, there are those which I consider unpleasant. I reject the scene which presents the dancing of the female courtesans at the house of Alexandros for the Dannans are having a feast by whom he kissed on of them. I understand that man wants to fill their emptiness. But, I neglect the idea of the director or producer to show the pessimistic side of the Greek culture, since, for sociological reason, the society considers prostitution as a societal case that could not evaporate, it may be judged at, but, it is an inevitable thing, they are transparent, that they give an informal presentation which explains to their lack of respect towards the Greek and their culture, and they are vulgar, that they insulted the amusement of the Greeks and they deserve a condemnation themselves.

Rebecca Rodriguez
Web Rank Solution

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