These look just like how Ancient Greeks have always been depicted. Spitting image.
If that's going to bother you, don't see it. Because you're right. They're all in it.
I thought it was a good movie and enjoyed it. To enjoy it, it does require you not to get hung up on the accuracy of how fictional characters are portrayed though.
I heard there's a trans actor, so Elon thinks it's woke. What about a cyclops, woke or not? I guess that's a disability.
Supposedly he has suggested he is going to use Grok to make a more 'accurate' movie, whatever that means...
They are literally going to rebuild the film using Grok, supposedly. I have no idea if it has that capability or what it would look like, but here is a sneak peak that someone used Grok Imagine for and he commented on.
As much as I chided about the use of some non-historically accurate actors, I don't know why anyone cares that much to redo a "movie", if you can even call it that.
I thought it was a good movie and enjoyed it. To enjoy it, it does require you not to get hung up on the accuracy of how fictional characters are portrayed though.
The purpose of historical context matters in historical movies. I wouldn't want to watch Zulu with the Asians fighting Latinos. I wouldn't want to watch a movie about the Revolutionary War with Shermans and Mark VIs battling it out.
Also entertaining is seeing how MAGAs are not allowed to like it at all, even if they haven't seen it. Funny to read how the race of certain characters all of a sudden means something. As I said before, I guess all that race card crap they spew only counts when their ox is being gored.
Honestly, when I heard about the movie the first time with Zendaya in it, I assumed she was Helen. Didn't bother me at all.
I still see movies with John Wayne as Genghis Khan, or Yule Brenner as the king of Siam, and a lot of westerns with Whites as indigenous. I even watch humans as hobbits.
Page has been mentioned, I took the character as more a boy that Odysseus didn't want there.
I thought it was a good movie and enjoyed it. To enjoy it, it does require you not to get hung up on the accuracy of how fictional characters are portrayed though.
The purpose of historical context matters in historical movies. I wouldn't want to watch Zulu with the Asians fighting Latinos. I wouldn't want to watch a movie about the Revolutionary War with Shermans and Mark VIs battling it out.
So what exactly is your problem? That Matt Damon is of Scottish extraction rather than Greek?
