Troy: Fall of a City never tries to reinvent the bronze wheel but succeeds in engaging audiences with both royal and divine intrigue, making for a highly enjoyable romp in the lost kingdom. Read critic reviews
Troy: Fall of a City (2018)
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Episodes
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1. Black Blood
Air date: Feb 17, 2018
Handsome young herdsman Paris has a divine encounter that leads him on a fateful journey to the city games in Troy, where he learns a startling truth.
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2. Conditions
Air date: Feb 24, 2018
When word of the affair spreads, the Greeks gather an army for a face-saving mission to Troy, but Artemis demands a steep sacrifice to allow the voyage.
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3. Siege
Air date: Mar 3, 2018
Hoping to secure much-needed food and supplies from his royal father-in-law, Hector sets off on a risky journey to Cilicia, taking Paris with him.
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4. Spoils of War
Air date: Mar 10, 2018
Helen's slip during her encounter with Achilles brings devastating consequences; King Agamemnon chooses the wrong woman to be his plaything.
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5. Hunted
Air date: Mar 17, 2018
Paris goes on the run; Pandarus investigates Helen's missing servant; a Trojan spy learns the Greeks have lost Achilles and his men as soldiers.
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6. Battle On The Beach
Air date: Mar 24, 2018
The Amazons find Paris, who learns that he has an enemy in common with them; Aphrodite delivers a message; the Greeks get a taste of their own medicine.
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7. Twelve Days
Air date: Mar 31, 2018
The Trojans' discovery of a Greek infiltrator threatens to reveal Helen's indiscretion; the Greeks find a way to get Achilles to return to battle.
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8. Offering
Air date: Apr 7, 2018
During a scouting mission to plan their next offensive, the Trojans come upon a stunning sight on the beach and make a decision that seals their fate.
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Easily the worst cinematic iteration of the Iliad that I've ever seen.
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The selection of actors is just a failure! Bad acting!
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Terrible series, and I really enjoyed the Brad Pitt Troy film. The only character I did not entirely despise was Hector. I don't have an issue with Achilles being portrayed by a Black man, however my wife and I found the gay scene on the beach revolting. That kind of came out of nowhere, and I really despise how movie studios slip this garbage in. We stopped watching after that, although there were countless issues leading up to that where we almost turned it off as well. Poorly written, and just abysmal overall. Do not recommend!
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Cite this page when you want to show objectivity of critics. Just wonder, how to give this "masterpiece" its deserved zero?
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Inaccurate and really bad. Sad to see great story ruined
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Silly, painfull to watch, extremely disrespectful to the original story, cannot recommend, please avoid.
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Magnificent.Thoroughly enjoyable with an amazing cast!
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Why am I not surprised that there's such a large gap between the audience and critic scores... If you're expecting a film that might tap into your imagination, allowing you to travel and experience glimpses of the past, then this nonsense is not for you...the interest and appeal of period-pieces lie only partially in the cities, wardrobe and sweeping landscapes...like i said, nonsense. Film is dead...
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This is the second-worst series ever to appear on netflix (the worst was "the I-land"). Everything about this show is just cheap and sucks: The sound, the cinematography, and, worst of all, the acting. The acting is just so goddamn lifeless, uninspired and bland. Which moron thought it was a good idea to cast only 5th- rate actors?! And don't get me started on Achilles. This baby-face is supposed to be the greatest warrior alive?! Couldn't they find a MAN? I honestly can't believe netflix spent money on this piece of garbage.
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Calling it trash is an insult to trash
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