Yeah, I saw 300. I say it's a Great movie. Capital G. For "Greek," possibly.
I have to caution that there were some family-unfriendly elements, specifically, sex-type elements. Some sort-of perverted-type sequences, with lurid eroticism.
There was also a lot of violence, but that of course is family-friendly. Families love to thrill to battle scenes with excessive disembowelments, decapitations. Et cetera. Ultimately, I would say that the amount of family-friendly violence roughly cancelled out the amount of family-unfriendly nudity and sexual situations, so that the film overall was family-neutral.
Great film. I commend it and I recommend it.
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Are any of the perversions of the sort where the person wants to be eaten, in entirety? That seems very warlike and Spartan. I don't really know how this sort of fantasy could possibly be played out (without death), or how it's a sexual thing, but apparently for some people it is. In that movie it looks like they could actually carry out the whole thing.
No, none like that. I agree that the fierceness of the Spartans makes it not-out-of-the-question - certainly, some of them expressed the desire to be "consumed" utterly by death in glorious battle - but I doubt it would take a sexual turn in that case.
I never understood how anything that happens to your body after death could be sexual from your standpoint. Ca-RAZ-y!!!
Yet some seem to hanker for such things.
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