#GERARD BUTLER 300 ACTION FIGURE MOVIE#
But then the movie finally released, and almost immediately made its place among the greatest action films of all time. Repeated reports of the production of Mad Max: Fury Road being plagued with difficulties made it seem like Miller had bitten off more than he could chew this time. When George Miller announced that he would be making a new Mad Max movie thirty years after the last one, fans did not know what to expect.
It might seem childish, but you can't help but feel a tremendous thrill watching a Jaeger fighting a Kaiju in space, before drawing a giant-ass sword from literally up its sleeve to slice the Kaiju in half and then plummeting back to Earth. Still, the best scenes in the movie are obviously the parts where the human-operated giant Jaeger robots take on the invading giant Kaiju monsters. Thanks to the skillful direction of filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, this set up gets imbued with actual stakes and a certain amount of emotional depth through the human characters. This is the best way to describe Pacific Rim, a movie whose story exists purely as an excuse to show giant monsters fighting giant robots with giant weapons. But the most lucrative thing it has done is allow for live-action depiction of the fever dreams of eleven-year-olds as they smash their action figures together in epic imaginary battles. The evolution of CGI has done many things for Hollywood. Interestingly, this entertainingly over-the-top reaction was something lead actor Gerald Butler came up with rather than it being Snyder's suggestion. Leonidas responds by screaming "This is Sparta!" and kicking the emissary down a bottomless pit in dramatic slow motion.
In the film's most famous scene, King Xerxes sends a herald to Leonidas, King of Sparta, demanding his surrender under threat of war. We get a hint early on that this is not a story about men resolving their issues through civil debate. Such is the case with 300, a heavily fictionalized account of a real Greco-Persian war. RELATED: 10 Epic Movies Based on Historical Battles And if Snyder makes a medieval war epic, you better believe it's going to be the most testosterone-riddled war epic ever made. If he shows a fight between alien super powered beings, it's going to completely obliterate a city and kill thousands of civilians. If he makes a superhero team epic, It's going to be four hours long. The word "restraint" doesn't really exist in filmmaker Zack Snyder's movie making dictionary.
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