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African Astronaut
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Originally posted by Speedy Parker
There is nothing happy about war. Was it well produced? How was the cinematography? Acting? Character development? Did they keep it free of the obligatory Hollywood love interests in the middle of hell?
In order Very, imo, except for one scene near the end that was touching but dumb as shit. It was edited well enough to make it seem like it was shot in one camera roll, honestly really good to see every moment of their journey with no skips to it, or seemingly so. Can't fault the acting in any way aside from the aforementioned dumb scene. Characters do develop but it's over a very short amount of time so only as much as they can No love interests.
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Number13
African Astronaut
[dispute my snotty-nosed seagull]
They were some of the most advanced people of the known world at the time, most importantly they had the wealth to utilize ideas that other countries/empires didn't and a military strong enough to seize those that did. A lot of what we take for granted was pioneered by the romans, central heating, running water, lots of things. But at the same time they were standing on the backs of the etruscans and the greeks, it's just the greeks were too busy being ass fucked to use anything they knew.
Edit: They were also smart enough to recognise their weaknesses, the legions for instance were always supported by auxiliaries because the romans sucked at ranged combat besides sling and javelin and also sucked at cavalry so they gave that job to the lands they conquered.
Only thing they really couldn't do well considering that is naval combat, surprising really for a nation nearly entirely surrounded by water.
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