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But take Troy (2004), "Let no man forget how menacing we are" - how well is that going to work after your 'menacing' comrade takes an arrow to the face right next to you? Pretty sure everyone has had a parent tell them 'the animal is more scared of you than you are of it.'
I don't recall that ever making me feel better. And Gladiator (2000) "Think where you'll be in a week, unless you're dead, if then just lulz" - hardly encouraging?
And those are some of the better ones. So many of these damn movie battle speeches are basically football pep talks, "I'm with you, you got this, winning is fun, go get 'em!"
I have two for you. First, Robert Bruce in Outlaw King: "I could talk about God, but he has no place where we are going. I could talk about honor, but you are here. You know enough about honor. I know you all as men, but today, we are beasts."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=104FfuVcZwU …
So, 1) a 14th century knight saying there's no place for God on a battlefield is pants-on-head-silly but 2) The 'no need to talk honor, you are here' is a good echo of a common trope of ancient battle speeches, "brave men require few words."
I kind of like the Gladiator speech, although I haven't heard it in a while. They're professionals, so he gives them a no BS speech with a little gallows humor.
Many years ago, I overheard two alterkockers (probably the same age I am now) talking in the gym locker room. One said "The next time you wake up and nothing hurts... you'll be dead." When I heard the Gladiator speech, I said to myself "Ridley Scott must go to the same gym..."
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