Was it really all you could say about the main things that happened around Alexander?

Rating: 6/10 (10 January 2005)

Dear Mr. Olievr Stone! I would like to ask you was it everything you could talk about Alexander and his time? was that all by what happened in the battle with Persians? why do did you try to satisfy what the public opinion was about the comparison of West and East? Makedonian and Persian Empires? Why did you forget that it's written in the history that Persian had the first and the most structured, symmetric, organized and magnific army? was it really like the reality in your historically supposed movie? I'm sure you know that Persian were not dressing Arabic costume, but why was it like that in your movie? Dear Mr. Oliver ! I'm sure there was much more to say about Alexander and his life story than insisting on the idea that he was a homosexual. how many shots did you spend to clarify that he was a gay? yes ! we understood your point by the first scene and it could be enough! you could explain much more serious things. or maybe this was more serious since the Hollywood commerciality must be considered. Couldn't explain more accurate about the most important battle of the movie. Makedonian and Persian!? Alexander won the battle, when a Persian queen betrayed the Persians and fired the most glamorous palace of the time; Pasargad. don't you think it was more fascinating to show these stuff, instead of making wrong impression that after the battle Alexander conquered Babylion. No Man! he conquered Pasargad and the battle happened close to that Place. He also visited the tomb of the first Persian King, One of the first and greatest kings of the world, Korous! he wanted to fire the tomb, but as he entered the room and read the memorial stone of the tomb as this: "I'm Korous! The king of the Persian empire! whoever you are, you are welcomed to my land. respect this land and it's people as I respected your land and your people! Daer Mr. Oliver! Do not consider me as a Persian or something, consider me as some one who asks for the historical movie to be historical, not to be commercial. Great respects to your efforts and your work for the Movie.