Troy, history has no ifs.

After reading it, the two kings, Agamemnon, was brutal and violent, and the king of Troy, how many times did he not listen to the advice of his two sons to the point of being slaughtered? History has no ifs, and life has no ifs. No matter how much pity, imagine if Hector's words were heard by the old king, if Troy hadn't attacked the Greek army in the middle of the night, he would not have killed his friend disguised as Achilles by mistake, if the old king heard Paris' words, Burning that "trophy" Trojan horse, will it still be like this step by step?
In addition, after reading it, I feel inexplicably...Odyssey should really be pulled into hell by Dante. Of course, the personal subjective consciousness is too strong, and the two heroic protagonists died directly due to his lobbying and tactics.
Life is like this, history is like this, we don't have too many opportunities to assume, to what if.
Every day may be the last day, so it becomes extraordinarily beautiful and cherished.
The specific comments and feelings will be written after two days of free time, just want to complain. Just finished watching, the ending song is not over yet, please remember.
PS, a movie that is absolutely faithful to the original Homer epic, and admires the director.

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