
Troy the Odyssey
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2017
- 90 min
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[thunder crashes]
[war cries]
[agonized scream]
[swords clash]
[grunts]
Agamemnon calls you for
a war council.
I shall join you.
Give me one more moment.
NARRATOR:
Tell me, oh, muse,of that ingenious hero
who traveled far and wide
after he sacked
the famous town of Troy.
After 10 years of
Agamemnon's bloody siege,
it is only wise Odysseus
the golden civilization.
I love you, Penelope,
[Penelope laughs softly]
I love you more than
the air, and the wind.
I love you more
than life itself.
And I you, my handsome
husband, my pirate.
[both laugh]
He's strong like his father.
We shall name him Telemachus,
to a great warrior.
how to use his mind
like his father does.
[distant fanfare]
It is Agamemnon.
It is too soon.
When he calls to war,
it is my duty
In the name of Athenae,
promise me you will come back.
That is up to the gods.
But I do promise, as long
as there is breath
left in my lungs, I shall
strive to return to you.
The time for
bedding your wife is over.
It's time to prepare for war.
[Odysseus sighs]
Should I not return,
give this to my son
when he becomes king.
Oh. Wait.
May the gods give you fortune.
Goodbye, my love.
The next time you see her,
your name will be sculpted
in the stones of history.
I wouldn't worry
about your wife.
With your Ithacan troops
and my Greek forces,
we'll have over 1,000 ships.
Troy will fall.
You'll be home in a month.
Oh! [gasping]
Ohh!
Ohh! Ohh!
[screams]
[panting, screaming]
King Agamemnon!
We must return home.
The Trojan wall
cannot be penetrated.
I'll never surrender!
I'm a cuckold on
this flamboyant nation!
My Helen, my bride,
my property,
lies with the dirtiest,
slimiest creature of them all.
with a frontal attack.
If it is your wish to die to
quell your shame, Agamemnon,
then why don't you charge
the wall like your men
and face the slings and arrows
of these flamboyant Trojans?
[laughs]
Achilles, I am a king.
- It's 10 years of war!
- The gods must love you so.
If the gods loved me,
I'd be home with my wife.
Maybe if you fought with
your heart and your testicles!
Stop! Stop! Stop!
The wall is impenetrable!
I see the Trojans ride
in and out all day!
If they can do it,
so can we!
Is there a brain
inside that head?
Achilles...
...he does make
a good argument.
And you've lost your
brain as well?
No.
We have to figure a way
to get in with the Trojans.
And how do you suggest
we do that?
Perhaps there is a way.
The Trojans are
a vain people, yes?
Extremely vain.
and put them in their plazas.
They love their statues,
their trophies.
They use them to signify
their greatness.
What if...
we were to give them a trophy
they could not resist?
It would have to be
a very large trophy.
One that would flatter
them the most.
Exactly.
- What?
- What are you talking about?
Speak plainly.
Agamemnon, if I open
the gates of Troy
to your army,
might I return home
and never be forced
to war again?
If you bring
the destruction of Troy,
I promise you as a king
you can go home to Ithaca
with your family in peace.
- We have a plan!
- Men?
[breathing heavily]
We have been
walking forever.
Where is this great thing
you speak of?
It is just ahead,
Your Majesty.
[insects buzzing]
An offering?
The Greeks have
fled like cowards!
A gift from the Greeks
cannot be trusted.
Let's burn it at the temple
and invoke the curse
of the Kraken.
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