Great stylized war film but based upon Orientalism where West good East bad
300 was based upon the comic book series of the same name by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley. It portrayed the Battle of Thermopylae when a small group of Greek fighters led by the King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) of Sparta fought an invading Persian army. Thermopylae or the Hot Gates was a pass in the mountains where a small force could hold up a much large number of opponents. 300 was a great war movie full of CGI enhanced action but with an Orientalist point of view.<br /><br />The movie begins with an almost fetishized version of the Spartan warrior culture where children are taken at a young age and taught about fighting and violence. This builds up the myth of the Spartan fighting men who will be the stars of the story. They are portrayed as proud, strong, and standing for freedom, while the Persians are shown as blood thirsty imperialists. For instance, Leonidas and his men come across a village that was massacred by the Persians and all the dead bodies strewn across a tree. Later the Spartans will face monsters and giant beasts at the hot gates as well. It’s all meant to emphasize the good vs evil theme of the story. The Spartans were democracy and civilization versus the Persians who were oppression and empire. This is called Orientalism view where the West (Spartans) are always portrayed as good and the East (Persians) are bad. Despite that I have to say that I’ve always loved the action and the stylized violence.<br />C
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