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... found those earlier this year. A very brave thing to attempt! Well done! I have amended them and organised them a bit better. The pantheons are at...
Simon Phipp
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... magic is a no-no (the cults comment got me thinking along these lines). Later than period, but the stoic and epicurean philosophies (both very influential...
Simon Phipp
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"I still think a RQ version of the Ancient Greek deities would be useful." Oh me too, I don't want straight history every time - in fact I did a version myself...
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Having seen Troy a while ago and House of Flying Daggers and Alexander recently, I have to say that Hollywood needs to watch some Chinese films to see how to...
Simon Phipp
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I see there is a remake of Spartacus in my local video shop, will have to take a look. Never even knwe they were making it agains, so I wonder if it will be...
Den, Tony T
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... Hmmm, thanks for the mini-reviews. I haven't seen any of these yet myself. A while back I actually started a reference list of relevant films for this...
Stephen Posey
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Jan 17, 2005
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So very (and unfortunatly) true, although I thought that by removing all connections to Arthur would make it a fairly goon action film....
Dana Myers
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Troy - The Iliad without the gods, pretty much misses the point. Nice ... Rather liked Troy myself, but then I'm a sucker for Greek style armour and heroics....
Ian Winterbottom
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Jan 18, 2005
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I'm all for a good historical review of movies! As a 400AD re-enactor, there was nothing that I could see in King Arthur that set it in that period. Nothing at...
Paul Elliott
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Jan 18, 2005
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... Here's the ones I've got some background with (having watched most of them multiple times). I won't speak to their 100% accuracy in all cases, but I think...
Stephen Posey
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Jan 18, 2005
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Just a quick plug for the novel of the same name that the Long Ships was made from. You won't recognize more than a couple of names, but it is an excellent...
Stephen Perrin
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Impressive list. I would add to that (Don't know the dates): Quo Vadis Spartacus Clash of the Titans A funny thing happened on the way to the forum (classic...
Den, Tony T
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Jan 19, 2005
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but its a decent fantasy film I suppose - with a nice battle on a frozen lake. I didn't even like it as Fantasy, I'm afraid. The lake battle was good though. ...
Ian Winterbottom
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Jan 19, 2005
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To the Historically accurate movie list I would like to add for general interest purposes though of a later time period (I reenact 15th, 16th, & 17th century...
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Jan 19, 2005
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Forgot another one- In the name of the Rose (w/ Sean Connery) Sean O. Stone The Stone Giant [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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Jan 19, 2005
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To the Historically accurate movie list I would like to add for general ... Sounds fascinating. I didn't know about St Augustine, hadn't in fact known the...
Ian Winterbottom
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I also wonder about the Zulu question (me living in the same country as they settled in). I reckon that a decent roman legion would easily have crushed them in...
Den, Tony T
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All the talk of classic movies got me searching eBay UK for some decent region 2 DVD material. I see there is a series called The History of Warfare which...
Den, Tony T
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Someone mentioned the Conan movies. Looks like a new Conan movie may be in the pipeline http://www.comics2film.com/ProjectFrame.php?f_id=78 T?ny ...
Den, Tony T
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Jan 20, 2005
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... Thought provoking. In this vein the Shaka Zulu miniseries from the early 80s is another good atmosphere piece. Even if the timeframe presented is a bit...
Stephen Posey
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Jan 20, 2005
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... provoking "Alternate Earth" material I thought, ancient Bushido colliding with a different culture. I enjoyed The Last Samurai. I thought that it was very...
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Florida was discovered in 1513 and back than La Florida encompassed all of North America. Slave traders though had been working the coastlines since the 1490s....
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Ian Winterbottom: <snip> ... It didn't go into the bushido way enough for my liking, but the similar TV mini series, whose name I have forgotten, did it...
Simon Phipp
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Do you mean "Shogun"? It was an awsome mini-series. Gregory ... ===== "I have sworn, upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every form of tyranny...
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Hi Tony. Think you could be right about the Romans; mainly because no armour, no engineering, no building &c. Against what they faced the Zulu were supreme, a...
Ian Winterbottom
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Hi gang ... Speaking of which, there are countless excellent Chinese films and TV series which are either historical or near-historical. Most of them never...
Gianni & Anna
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Jan 22, 2005
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From: Simon Phipp <Snip -> Also, can anyone based in Britain remember the TV series based in King Arthur's time? It was on ages ago, before Robin of Sherwood...
Den, Tony T
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Jan 24, 2005
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I recall one called Arthur of the Britains, by ITV? (From Wales?). Half hour ... I recall it too hearing mention of it, I think it starred a young Oliver ...
Ian Winterbottom
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Thats the series, Oliver Tobias was Arthur. It was very Anglo Saxon/ Celtic orientated. I imagine that somewhere there are videos, or even dvds of it!...
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... *Sigh* Probably. It would be nice to get hold of them. There are quite a few TV series I remember with nostalgia, either from my childhood or much later, ...
Ian Winterbottom
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