Shame on the producer for butchering culture/history

Rating: 1/10 (1 April 2007)

Let me begin by quoting this:
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A historical film or a film about history must follow ethical principles. Art must be in service of culture and humanity. Somebody may say "come on, it is not a historical film, it is just for amusement". If one wants to produce a mythic film (unreal) just for amusement or fun, he (she) should not name the real persons and countries for his (her) unreal characters. For example, The Lord of Rings had a correct way. But,300 is a huge distortion of history. A glorious history was distorted to barbarian behaviors. Also, a historical film must be decorated according to historical books and monuments. Not only for the pictures of persons, but also for the dresses of soldiers, equipment, etc. I have seen a picture from Xerxes in a Persian translation of The Histories (by Herodotus) refers to the book published in Athens in 1976, page 620. I don't know it is real or it is an artist picture. However, there are numerous relieves of Achaemenid kings on the walls of Persepolis palace and in other monuments.
But why did I mention a glorious history?
*Xerxes was son of Darius the great and Atossa, the daughter of Cyrus the Great. Cyrus the great unified smaller kingdoms from the Greece borders in the west to the Indus River in the east with justice. "I freed the citizens of Babylon from the yoke of servitude". Cyrus declared the first human rights charter at 500 BC, e.g., freedom of religions, etc. He allowed the people to continue worshiping their gods and have their temples, despite his own monotheist believes.
*Old Testament explain good about Cyrus the Great (see Book of Ezra).
*Cyrus freed Israelites who were slaves in Babylon. Some of them went back to Jerusalam and the others stayed in Iran freely.
*Derius the Great ordered to dig the Suez Canal for shipping and it was operational at that time.
"...I ordered to dig this canal from the river that is called Nile and flows in Egypt, to the sea that begins in Persia... (from a stele that was discovered in 1866, by Charles de Lesseps)"
*Persepolis was built by wage, not by slaves.
*The first brain surgery in Iran dates back to 2800 BC, discovered in an excavation in Burned City near Zabol in the east of Iran.
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Im disturbed by the freedom, arrogance and carelessness the "usa-entertainment industry " has. Like Troy, this movie its just a shame. If you don't have a that deep and big history you should back off in using other country/region history and butcher it for the love (entertainment) of the uneducated people.
Yes you make big money with it, but in my eyes there should not be possible to use the heroes and the history of a nation like that. Ofc you don't care and don't give a s***, but then don't wonder that you are not liked. Offending the religion, history and legacy of a culture/ country doesn't make you any friends.
Don't use names historically related if you are not going to follow and pay respect to the little legacy other cultures have from their ancestors. As I said, back off ignorants and stop using other culture and butcher it just because you can and you have the money. Shame on you.
No, Im not from Iran or one of the country/culture, never been there and actually oppose strongly what happens there nowadays (Im Christian btw). Im just someone who's considering history to important to be slaughtered by the American movie industry. Your arrogance and ignorance will be lately your doom, which Im sad about as a big fan of the originally American freedom and way of life.
regards