The movie 300 is a review about the 2007 film that depicts the Battle of Thermopylae between King Leonidas of Sparta and his 300 soldiers against the Persian army. The review discusses how the movie portrays the military effectiveness of Ancient Greece and how Sparta's King Leonidas rallied his army of 300 men to challenge the invading Persian forces in a desperate attempt to delay their advance. Though outnumbered, the small Greek force fought bravely using basic military tactics before eventually being overwhelmed by the larger Persian numbers. The review suggests the movie highlights how Ancient Greece's society and military strategies still influence modern societies today, including that of the United States.

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Movie Review-300
The movie 300 is an extremely important movie that relates to the history of The
Greece Empire. The Greece was one of the most successful Empires of the early world. I
believe that America inherited some ideas from Greece, in other words thousands of
years later there society ways are still useful. The movie 300 is about how effective
Greece’s military was.
In the movie King Leonidas is the King of Sparta and is basically threatened that
his land would be taken by Persia. Furious the king rallies up an army of 300 men and
takes a journey to challenge Persia to make a move before it was too late. The army
fought in a basic military style in pushing the line with a shield and stabbing enemies
with a spear; Greece may have been the first to use a form of strategies to take down
there enemies. Sadly the army fell, but only because there where strength in Persia’s
number. In the end Greece gained a bigger army to challenge Persia yet again only this
time with higher expectations.