Eva was smoking Hot as Bond girl, sorta of in Kingdom of heaven.They dont try? They "base" their story on actual history. 300 (the battle of Thermopylae) was just part of the wars. Xerxes didnt stop invading Greece because he was held up and eventually defeated the Greeks.
I mean they are very liberal with the story, but Xerxes as the villian is fine. There is so much history and story that could be used to make a great film about that war. Did they make it? Probably not. but to complain about Xerxes being used again is like complaining about hitler being in multiple WW2 films.
Also, Eva Green looks like garbage. Ive never seen her look attractive at all, but this sets new levels of "HOW DO PEOPLE THINK SHE IS SEXY". She looked better with short hair at the end of Kingdom of Heaven.
Tits are a little saggy though.Eva green is sultry hot, not sure where the hate is coming from.
Elbows to sharp would not bang...said no man ever.Tits are a little saggy though.
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Doesnt it make you just a little sad when you see a woman who doesnt like wearing bras?Tits are a little saggy though.
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Not sure if serious... but just in case, Snyder is NOT involved with this one. So yea.We're gonna see Eva Green's teddies! FUCK YEAH! After seeing Man of Steel, I can't wait to see how Snyder does this because the fight sequences and romance can only be better as an R movie.
Umm... credit roll clearly states he did the screenplay and is producing?Not sure if serious... but just in case, Snyder is NOT involved with this one. So yea.
If by defeated the Greeks, you mean he went on to sack a basically undefended Athens, suffered a major naval defeat at Salamis, took a major part of his army home to suppress revolts in Babylon, and while he was gone the forces he left behind were routed at Plataea, then sure, he defeated the Greeks.They dont try? They "base" their story on actual history. 300 (the battle of Thermopylae) was just part of the wars. Xerxes didnt stop invading Greece because he was held up and eventually defeated the Greeks.
Thanks young encyclopedia brown, we are all impressed.If by defeated the Greeks, you mean he went on to sack a basically undefended Athens, suffered a major naval defeat at Salamis, took a major part of his army home to suppress revolts in Babylon, and while he was gone the forces he left behind were routed at Plataea, then sure, he defeated the Greeks.
Technically destroying Athens was his main objective anyways so the fact he destroyed the fuck out of it is pretty much mission accomplished for him. Other stuff aside, he did what he set out to do.If by defeated the Greeks, you mean he went on to sack a basically undefended Athens, suffered a major naval defeat at Salamis, took a major part of his army home to suppress revolts in Babylon, and while he was gone the forces he left behind were routed at Plataea, then sure, he defeated the Greeks.
That's subject to debate. While the primary motivation of his father Darius was certainly to punish the Athenians and Eretrians for lending assistance to the Ionian Revolt, the extraordinary force Xerxes committed to the invasion suggests that he was interested in extending Persian control as far intro Greece as he could.Technically destroying Athens was his main objective anyways so the fact he destroyed the fuck out of it is pretty much mission accomplished for him. Other stuff aside, he did what he set out to do.