>movie takes place in ancient germany >everyone talks

>>81681216
it's future germany, they speak ancient english

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>Holy
>Roman
>Empire

English is germanic

jej i liek this gif

I love this movie for doing this unironically. I can't stand this cliché of every movie that takes place in a non-english-speaking european country needing every actor to speak with a british accent. I wouldn't care if the actors all used the accent of the area the movie takes place in (though they would likely butcher it for most places) but why always british? What the fuck?

>>81681216
>300 years ago
>ancient

it makes more sense than having british accents

German/American accent would be the neutral more frank accent while Latin or Italian would be the "old" accent represented by british accents

>>81682583
Americans were tought to think that everything older than a toaster is ancient. That's why American cities are so full of amazing ancient history.

It's fine asshole

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>>81681216
tfw salieri

>>81681216
>setting is in Rome
>nobody is speaking Latin
Seriously, it's not like Latin is a lost language or something.

>>81682629
> It's an American desperately tries to renounce his British heritage by clinging to muh Germans
British were originally Germanic as well, why is it that Americans always do this? You speak English just fucking deal with it.

>>81681216
>Vienna (Listeni/viˈɛnə/;[8][9] German: Wien, pronounced [viːn] ( listen)) is the capital and largest city of Austria and one of the nine states of Austria.

>>81682583
>>81682681
kek how does this bait work every time

>>81681216
To be historically correct German nobles should talk French and plebs talk Dutch.

>>81684129
whats your point? germanic tongues are all descended ffrom PIE in the far east of europe

>>81681216
>worrying about accents

If you don't go full on and actually speak the language(s), then you might as well just speak modern english/french/spanish/etc. with accents typical to your audience.

why don't we move to the real subject at matter here?

so, how many notes is the optimal amount?