I leave you the best phrases of 300, a 2006 film directed by Zach Snyder and based on comics with the same name authored by Frank Miller. This film sets the battle between King Leonidas of Sparta with his 300 warriors and the "god king" Xerxes of Persia.
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Statue of a Spartan. Source: pixabay.com
- Spartans! Make your breakfast and eat copiously, for tonight, we will dine in hell! -King Leonidas.
- "Remember us." The simplest command a king can give. "Remember why we died." Since he wanted no tribute, no song, no monuments, no poems of war and valor. His wish was simple. "Remember us," he told me. -Dilios.
-This won't be over quickly. You will not enjoy this. I am not your queen! -Reina Gorgo.
-You bring the crowns and heads of conquered kings to my city. You insult my queen. You threaten my people with slavery and death! I have chosen my words carefully, Persian. Maybe you should do the same. -King Leonidas.
- Spartans! What is your profession? -King Leonidas.
-War! War! War! -Spartans.
-The Immortals fail our king's test. A man who thinks he is a god feels a very human chill go up his spine. -Dilios.
-Captain, I leave you in charge. -King Leonidas.
-It is not the whip they fear, but my divine power. But I am a generous god. I can enrich you beyond anything imaginable. I will appoint you military chief of all Greece. You will carry my banner through the heart of Europe. -Xerxes.
-You see it old friend? I brought more soldiers than you! -King Leonidas.
-It is an honor to have lived by your side. -King Leonidas.
-We do not withdraw or give up. That is Spartan law. And for her we will defend our positions, we will fight and we will die. A new era of freedom has begun! And everyone will know of 300 Spartans gave their last breath to defend it. -King Leonidas.
-Have not you noticed? We were sharing our culture with you all morning. -King Leonidas.
-May the gods have no mercy. -Stelios.
"We are with you, sir!" For Sparta, for freedom and even death! -Stelios.
- Spartans! Prepare for battle! -King Leonidas.
-Let's give thanks, men, to Leonidas and the brave 300! To victory! -Dilios.
-Dilios, I hope that "scratch" has not made you useless. -King Leonidas.
"Hardly, my lord, it is only an eye." The gods deemed me fit to give me a spare. -Dilios.
-You clearly don't know our women. She could have brought them to march with us here, judging from what I've seen. -King Leonidas.
- Spartans! Put down your weapons! -General Persian.
- Persians! Come and take them! -King Leonidas.
-They have been taught never to retreat, never to give up. They have been taught that death on the battlefield in the service of Sparta is the greatest glory they can achieve in this life. -Dilios.
-You can have many slaves, Xerxes, but few warriors. And it won't be long before they fear our spears more than your whips. -King Leonidas.
-My father trained me not to be afraid to make a spear, a shield and a sword as much a part of me as my own beating heart. -Efialtes.
-Madness? This is Sparta! -King Leonidas.
It is not about what a Spartan citizen should do, not a husband, not a king. Instead of all that, ask yourself, my dear love, what is a free man to do? -Reina Gorgo.
-Hundreds leave, a handful stay. And only one looks back. -Dilios.
-It is not fear that seizes him. Just a heightened sense of things. -Dilios.
-I smell like a dying squirrel. -Captain.
-They will pay for their barbarism! - Persian emissary.
-They have served the dark Persian kings for five hundred years. Eyes dark as night, teeth sharp as fangs, no souls. The personal guard of King Xerxes himself, the Persian warrior elite. The deadliest battle force in all of Asia… The Immortals. -Dilios.
"There is no reason why we cannot be civilized, is there?" -King Leonidas.
-Our ancestors built this wall using ancient stones from the bosom of Greece. And with very little Spartan help, your Persian scouts supplied the mortar. -Stelios.
-Hey you there, Efialtes. May you live forever. -King Leonidas.
-Don't give them anything, but take everything from them! -King Leonidas.
-What must a king do to save his world when the very laws that he has sworn to protect force him to do nothing? -King Leonidas.
-You will not be slaves. Their women will be slaves. Your sons and daughters, your elders will be slaves, but not you. By noon tomorrow they will all be dead men. - Persian emissary.
-The world will know that free men faced a tyrant, that a few faced many, and before this battle is over, even a god king can bleed. -King Leonidas.
-Heart? My heart is filled with hatred. -Captain.
-You are as generous as you are divine, oh, king of kings. Such an offer, only a madman would refuse. But killing your men of yours has given me a terrible cramp in my leg, so kneeling will be difficult. -King Leonidas.
-This is where we stop them; This is where we fight, this is where they die -King Leonidas.
-Even now, you are defiant, even in the face of annihilation and in the presence of a god. So it is not wise to be against me, Leonidas. Imagine the horrible fate of my enemies. -Xerxes.
-My queen! My wife. My love. -King Leonidas.
-The god king has a fatal error: pride. It is easy to provoke, and easy to fool. Xerxes has caught the hook. -Dilios.
-We did what we were trained to do, what we were raised to do, and what we were born to do! -Dilios.
-The Spartans have a reputation to consider. -King Leonidas.
-There will be no glory in your sacrifice. I will erase the memory of Sparta from history! All Greek parchment will be burned. Every Greek historian and scribe will have their eyes and tongue removed. Even mentioning Sparta and Leonidas will be punishable by death. -Xerxes.
-There is no space for softness… not in Sparta. There is no room for weakness. Only those tough and strong can be called Spartans. -Dilios.
-What makes this woman think that she can speak among men? -Delivery courier.
-Because only Spartan women give birth to real men! -Reina Gorgo.
-Don't be evasive or stupid, Persian. You can't afford any in Sparta! -Reina Gorgo.
-Remember this day, as it will be yours for life! -King Leonidas.
-Get ready for glory! -King Leonidas.
-They say that the Spartans descended from Hercules himself. The brave Leonidas gave a testament to our lineage. His roar was long and loud. -Captain.
-At the age of 7, as is the custom in Sparta, the boy was taken from his mother and introduced into a world of violence. A world built by 300 years of a warrior Spartan society to create the best known soldiers. -Dilios.
-You Greeks are proud of your logic. I suggest you use it. Take into consideration the beautiful land that you defend so vigorously. Imagine it reduced to ashes. Consider the fate of your women! -Xerxes.
-Freedom is not free for everyone, since it comes with the highest of prices. The price of blood. -Reina Gorgo.
-Arcadians scream and curse, stabbing savagely, more thugs than warriors. They make an awesome mess of things. Brave fans… do your part. -Dilios.
His helmet was suffocating, narrowing his vision. And he must see far. His shield was heavy. It made him lose his balance. And their goal is far away. -Dilios.
-The captain's cries of pain at the loss of his son are more terrifying to the enemy than the deepest battle drums. It takes three men to stop him and bring him back to ours. -Dilios.
-It is an honor to die by your side. -Stelios.
-Come on, Leonidas. Let's see reason together. It would be a pitiful waste, insane if you, brave King and your brave troops were to perish, all from a simple misunderstanding. -Xerxes.
-Get those shields guys! -Captain.
-Let me guess. You must be Xerxes. -King Leonidas (after seeing his golden throne).
-In the end, the true strength of a Spartan is the warrior next to him. So give him your respect and honor, and it will be returned to you. First, fight with your head. Then with your heart. -King Leonidas (to his son).
-Can your lips finish what your fingers started? Or is it that the oracle also stole your desire? -Reina Gorgo.
-Glory? You've gone mad? There is no glory to claim! Only withdrawal, surrender or death! -Daxos.
-Spartan! Return with your shield, or on it. -Reina Gorgo.
-Yes my Lady. -King Leonidas.
-Relax, old friend. if they kill me, all of Sparta will go to war. Pray they are that stupid. Pray that we are this lucky. -King Leonidas.
-The battle is over until I say it's over. -King Leonidas.
-Only the words of a woman should affect the mood of my husband. And those are mine. -Reina Gorgo.
-It takes more than the words of a drunk teenage girl to strip me of my desire for you. -King Leonidas.
"Let's give them something to drink!" -King Leonidas.
-Thousands of nations of the Persian empire will fall on you. Our arrows will cover the sun. -Persian.
-Then we will fight in the shadows. -Stelios.
"No Spartan dies today!" -King Leonidas.
-Sparta will burn! Their men will die in the arms of their women and their children will be slaves or worse! -King Leonidas.
-Unlike the cruel Leonidas, who has ordered you to stand in front of him. I just require you to kneel before me. -Xerxes.
-Xerjes conquers and controls everything in his sight. He brings with him an army so great that they make the earth tremble with his march. All that the god king Xerxes requires is simple earth and water. A sample of Sparta's submission. -Delivery courier.