Favorite period movies

Greek

Helen of Troy (min-series)
Jason and the Argonauts
Troy

Roman Empire

Gladiator

Medieval/The middle ages

Braveheart
First Knight
Ladyhawk
Robin Hood
The mists of Avalon
The princess bride
Willow

Renaissance/Elizabethan

Elizabeth
Othello

Victorian

Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Gone with the wind

 

Greek

Jason and the Argonauts
Troy

Roman Empire

Gladiator

Medieval/The middle ages

Braveheart
this one old version of King Arthur I saw
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Renaissance/Elizabethan

Elizabeth
Othello

Victorian

Bram Stoker’s Dracula

 

The GREEKS of Troy and Spartans were homosexuals/bisexuals none of the movies were historycli correct.

 

they were rela weird dudes

 

lol, you did spell PA right



and i didn't realize they made a movie out of mists of avalon... i'll have to check it out, though i never did read the whole book actually..... hehe this could be something to fill my free time now (as if i'll have any with classes starting tomorrow... ooooh welllll)

 

awesome, thanks for telling me

 

hehe, you're very welcome i see you changed your profile too. that's really funny

 

k...
noone ever told me if it was spelt right or not
I always have trouble with confusing words, cause I still sound some shit out and such, and my spelling can be good or ass... and I have no clue where I am going with this so thank you and now I will just walk away *slowly steps away*

 

Greek
Troy

Roman Empire

Gladiator

Medieval/The middle ages

Braveheart
Robin Hood
King Arthur

Renaissance/Elizabethan
Dont know...

Victorian
Would Civil War Movies count in this era?
If so Gettysburg and Glory.

 

Roman Empire

Ben-Hur

Middle Ages
The Name of the Rose
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (I guess that counts)

Rennaisance
Much Ado About Nothing

Victorian
Zulu

 

12th C
The Lion in Winter

13th C
Seven Samurai

14-15th C
Hero (Ying xiong) - I'm guessing... I have no idea when it's supposed to have taken place.

16th C
Aguirre, the Wrath of God

17th C
Rob Roy

18th C
Amadeus

19th C
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly

20th C
Citizen Kane

21st C
2001 A Space Odyssey

Everything before the 12th century is too historically inaccurate to believe... except of course History of the World Part I

 

The Egyptian - great ancient egypt scenes

Oh Brother Where Art Thou - deep south, then and now!

Gone With The Wind - huge sets, so true to life

Easy Rider - on site of America in 69

Shaft - New York '70

 

"War and Peace" The Russian version, 1968.

 

The movie that is the news today and the fact that we are living in a period in human history where we are going to have to come to grips with some very serious problems.

 

jerry is the apocalypse all you think about

 

i mean you work it in to all of your posts

 

deffinatley; The Little Tampon That Could

 

Hey, Spaceduck,
You've actually seen "Aguirre, the Wrath of God"? You are talking about the movie about Conquistadores that was filmed in German, no? I watched the whole thing, but wasn't terribly interested by it.

 

i dont like historical movies

for one reason really

i feel like they impose on me a certain way of seeing whatever event or time period they are covering. like when a book is made into a movie, ruins the book if you see the movie first, you dont get a chance to create your version.

i stick to books and create my own view of history, dont need any films.

 

come on, you know it was funny