300 4K 2006 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

The events of the picture tell the story of the bloody battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC, in which three hundred brave Spartans, led by their king Leonidas, blocked the path of the army of many thousands of the Persian king Xerxes.

Despite the numerical superiority of the Persians, the Spartans continued their stubborn defense, showing courage and courage. Their fearlessness and heroism inspired all of Greece to unite against an invincible enemy, thereby turning the tide of the Greco-Persian wars ...

Review 4K Movie

If you dig a little deeper, then right up to the ears, because the film really began to wait well, quite recently, and then only Butler and Hedy were the catalysts. About the comic, no rumor, no spirit, so I got interested quite by accident.

The unfolding action on the screen is so stylish that all sorts of computer excesses and sometimes overly pretentious speeches are forgiven. Everything is forgiven. The color ratio is amazing, a strong move was, say, the combination of a cold shade within Sparta itself with a warm one - a rye field on the border. Or here's another one - for the enchanted focus of the viewer's attention - the red cloaks of warriors. Well, complete with athletic figures is generally indescribable babble, yes.

The battles themselves are also petty, filmed wisely, and most importantly, in different time periods. Basically, these were luxurious attacks of the Spartans in slow motion in real life, well, just a sight for sore eyes. In martial arts, I may not be well-versed, but I just can't help but appreciate a couple of military tactics.

Butler confidently stepped out of my mind from the image of "you can not play with such an appearance", because to hell with him, with a beautiful torso, the main thing is to look in the eyes. I stared at it for a long time and with pleasure and wildly admired the real regal grandeur. That's all that Tsar Leonidas said to his soldiers, everything was in his eyes. Honestly, I didn't. Still, Butler is on my list of 'a man I would like', but now he has every right, because not only is he handsome and handsome, but also an actor.

Hedi not only justified the hopes I had placed on her, but also raised the bar for the image of a real woman to new heights. The last time I was so impressed when I saw Michelle Pfeiffer in the role of a catwoman, this image turned out to be so effective and independent. In this case, we are talking about a slightly different and several other qualities of character, but the essence is the same. I can say with a clear conscience, I really admire, which, in principle, is difficult to hear from a girl, and even in relation to another woman.

Hedi competently combined the roles of just a beautiful woman, a caring mother and wife, a strong and intelligent ruler. By her character, in a sense, she is not even inferior to her own husband, the true king, because with the same right she is the true queen of Sparta and her people, and this queen is exceptionally strong in spirit.

As for the rest of the characters, you can also say 'good'. Hey, well, except that Xerxes is unsettled against the background of real men, well, let's not talk about that.

Companions of Tsar Leonidas fully corresponded to a certain image (first of all, courage, honor, courage, well, and secondly - tall, stately, muscular, which, you see, is also pleasing to the eye). Well, of course, I, as an exceptionally impressionable young lady, found a completely separate attractive male person in my troubles and gazed at her with all my might, at this person. The victim was the charming German Michael Fassbender, I give the go-ahead for such men, yeah.

Actually, from the cinema I made a bunch of amazing impressions and sad sighs at the times when the world / country / state was ruled not by puny and slippery politicians, but by real men, whose hearts are full of courage, and women, by their nature, completely corresponding to them. Yes, then there was a harsh natural selection - only the strongest will survive. But how much strength and courage were in these people? This is worth thinking about.

In general, how would it be in a nutshell? I was impressed. These 117 minutes of my life were just a fairy tale. A gloomy, stylish, spectacular fairy tale.