Rexford David Nugroho (Rexy)

Probably the most historically accurate medieval I have ever seen. The armors and clothing were pretty accurate on the timeline of the era ( a lot of gambesons and chainmail), the variety of medieval weapons were to be shown from axes, war hammer, polearms, spears, bucklers, swords, etc. Some of the hiccups that I've seen in this movie are when they sometimes didn't really show the effectiveness of the armors that have been used during the war where those armors are just being pierced by some of the weapons (but they did show the effectiveness of the armors in some occasions) and the dramatization of the movie that is a bit messed up but still good acting from the actors. I was in awe to finally see some historical representation that has been done better than the other Hollywood movies that prioritized dramas rather than historical accuracies which sometimes created major flaws. But this movie managed to balanced it a good way which is very nice in my opinion and I do recommend watching this if you wanna see more historical representation with good drama.

Some major mistakes made by the BBC. If you wanna make black characters great in a movie, why not make another movie that starred a black character protagonist like other movies such as Black Panther, Django Unchained, etc. BBC could also make some historical movies about African history like Shaka Zulu, Mali Empire, and other African histories that we never know about. Just don't ever ruined the historical accuracy of this classic story of Troy