Based off of a GRAPHIC NOVEL not based on ancient history

Rating: 10/10 (21 April 2007)

For all of those who are disappointed from this movie because it's not true from it's history background are freaking idiots. For those who want to go see this movie please PLEASE keep this in mind that this isn't based on ancient history but on a graphic novel. This is entertainment not reality....if you want real accurate stuff than i suggest you to leave the theater and go home turn the TV to MTV and watch their lame ass reality shows. This movie is great in such ways of the acting, the special effects, the fight scenes and the storyline. The acting was excellent in many ways, ways in which they reacted in the fight scenes on how they expressed their pain and emotions. The special effects are just out of this world. I was so amazed and drawn in on the movie because of the special effects that i made me see this movie twice. The blood and gore was what this film needed hence it being a action/fighting movie. The storyline explained how the main character started out the way he did from childhood to adulthood as a warrior. It's starts of slow but it really needed it to explain the story. And i tell you what when it starts in on the battle scenes it don't stop till the movie is done and over with. If you like blood and gore than this movie is for you. It's a movie for entertainment and a movie to sit back enjoy. I say this again because all of these reviews are just bugging the crap out of me but this movie isn't suppose to be a history reminder movie but a Graphic Novel. It'll have some weird characters and strange customs but who cares it has action, battle scenes, blood/gore, and did i say battle scenes. If you go in this movie thinking about a graphic novel/comic book type of movie than you wont be disappointed but if you're going in there to learn about history than you're in the wrong place...the library is two blocks down the street. And for all of those who have watched any TRUE STORY movies most of those movies are true but Hollywood has some extras to it to make it more exciting. For example The Invicible with Mark Wahlberg, at the end when he recovers the fumble and scores the TD...it happened but he never ran no 40yds to score the TD he ran maybe 10-5yds in real life. Just something to think about.....Hollywood adds more than what there really is. 10 out of 10