Why are there so little 16th / 17th century kinos?
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Why are there so little 16th?
Why are there so little 16th / 17th century kinos?
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because modern history of consequence starts with ww1, which in of itself only serves as a prelude to ww2.
Alatriste
The deluge
With fire and sword
Apocalypto
But I agree, we need more!
>Alatriste
The mine skirmish is pure war-terror kino.
Is there any Vietnam rat tunnel movie with something that intense?
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>so little
>16th century like the romans
Why did Kanye put in this anachronistic line?
Those miniatures are late 15th to early 16th century at best.
boring era of solved warfare until they started coming up with cool shit like dynamite in the 19th century
Are you moronic? this era is marked by advances in gun powder, firearms, cannon, and explosives
>Renaissanceslop
>full plate
>infantry
full plate infantry or dismounted knights/men at arms became the standard on the battlefield between the mid 15th century to early to mid 16th century. It's not the best representation of the 16th century as a whole but it's valid. OP should have linked a picture showing more of a mixed pike formation with lighter armor.
>it's valid
Why do young men interested in history so often become trannies? Very weird phenomenon
Liberal normalhomosexual morons falling for israeli scams like always. History is overrun with homosexuals nowadays because its trendy. Clever enough to study sources and compile data, not clever enough to avoid shit like homosexualry and come to their own conclusions.
moron
Are you stupid? Don't get mad at me because you have no idea what you're talking about.
If you say "it's valid" you're a troony. Simple as. Change your language or keep outing yourself, not my problem.
I use valid because I speak English. A language older than trannies. You have brain rot.
Nothing wrong with that you moron
The new world had one good scene where colin farrell gets ambushed by natives, but thats about it.
A Man for All Seasons (1966)
The Agony and the Ecstasy (1965)
great films
It's a somewhat obscure period of history for a lot of people, between the middle ages and the Revolutionary/Napoleonic times. Also a western focused movie would likely have to address colonialism and the transatlantic slave trade, which they are loathe to do.
There's still a lot of media from this period, though. Obviously Shogun is a recent example.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_Years%27_War_(Ireland)
They need to make a movie of Tyrone's Rebellion and cast Michael B. Jordan as Tyrone
>Tyrone's Rebellion
I've seen the first episode of Boundless and the movie Anonymous set in that timeframe and they have a shitty dark shadowy filter. It's not just medieval movies that do this.