My thoughts.

Rating: Null/10 (15 January 2007)

As of 12/1/2004, the movie has been made and has been released to lukewarm applause. The film, which Stone has been trying to get on the screen for 15 years, was filmed mainly in Morocco and Thailand. No scenes were shot in Greece, as the Athens News Agency explains, because of government opposition to Stone's portrayal of the Greek hero.
Incredibly, these "erotic reality deniers" are providing Mr. Stone free publicity and comic relief: A group of homophobic Greek lawyers is threatening to sue Warner Bros. and the director for implying Alexander the Great was bisexual. The lawyers, trampling their own heroic heritage underfoot, have sent a letter to the studio demanding they include a reference in the title credits saying his movie is a fictional tale.
To add to the Keystone Cops atmosphere surrounding this issue, it seems that a couple of years ago a mob of Macedonian Greeks hundreds strong stormed an archaeological symposium after a speaker presented a paper on the homosexuality of Alexander. Police were then called in to evacuate the participants.
Not that the rest of the west is any better. Apparently, the studio pressured Stone to cut out all the scenes of Alexander's affair with that dangerous brat Bagoas. No wonder the critics found the leftovers boring!