300

2007 • 116 minutos

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La Novela gráfica y épica de Frank Miller, (La Ciudad del Pecado), se robó la pantalla con la sangre, el trueno y el temor de su feroz estilo visual.mismo que fue recreado fielmente en intensa mezcla de acción en vivo y animación. En esta ocasión recrea la ancestral batalla de las Termópilas, representando el choque titánico en el que el Rey Leónidas (Gerard Butler), y sus 300 Guerreros Espartanos pelearon a muerte contra Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro), y su masiva armada Persa. Experimenta la historia en un punto crítico y la recreación fílmica al filo de la navaja.

Calificaciones y opiniones

"300" is a totally riveting masterpiece of movie making directed by Zack Snyder. The movie tells the story of King Leonidas and the 300 Spartans who defended their homes against the Persian army during the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. The plot of the movie is simple, direct, and inspiring. A phenomenal action packed story that sticks pretty close to the actual events. The sound design is very excellent. The mix of live action and breath-taking CGI images creates beautiful landscapes, gorgeous backgrounds and amazing dimensions. Every scene is beautifully crafted. The acting was very good. The cast is very spectacular with their roles. Gerard Butler gives a very wonderful performance as King Leonidas. "300" is indeed an incredibly entertaining movie that tells a fascinating story. A masterpiece of visual effects, color, sounds, soundtrack and the absolutely stunning performance of the actors.

I hope viewers are not so dumb as to believe a historical film made with the aim of making a country look bad.Both in this movie and in other movies. (Google translate)

Honestly a masterpiece that a lot of people just misunderstand. It was never meant to be a literal retelling of the battle, it is framed as an embellished story being presented by one of the survivors. A story of glory, survivors guilt and a call to arm to avenge those who had died. The narrator throughout the movie is that survivor portraying a very biased (and stylized) version of the events. Incredible film that stands up easily today