Troy (Rated R)

This is a wonderful movie.  The clear action makes you feel as if you're in the thick of things and the viewing quality is fabulous!

You have to bypass several items, such as knowing these warriors can find enough wood, have the skills, and enough time to create the wooden horse.

Also you will also have to forgive Orlando's up close 'shocking' shot where he could be a little more in shock after seeing his brother, Hector fall in battle.

Or you can ask for more from Achilles (Brad Pitt) when he realizes his battle against a man who is blameless and who he feels a great warrior Hector, didn't deserve to die.  The few shed tears could have been less wussie appearing.

Perhaps when the story unfolds between Achilles mother and him they could do a quick flashback about how you can only kill him at the heel.

Eric Bana, playing Hector, really pulls this story along with his only choices being played out in the fate.

You wish the King had listened to his sons when the eldest first denied a second battle with the enemy and the youngest when the request to burn the wooden horse was followed out.

I felt this movie (even though the extras are minimal) was a great addition for your collections.  Each actor had their role and each played them well.  Ignore the languages spoken and concentrate on the battles and conflicts within each person in this tragedy and you will enjoy it too.