Good morning! Let's dive into this creative project. I'll go with option (j): "This Is War" by 30 Seconds To Mars with "Troy". Here are some suggested scenes from "Troy" to match the timestamps of the song:


1. **0:00 - 0:30**: Opening instrumental - Show the vast Greek fleet approaching Troy.

2. **0:30 - 1:00**: "A warning to the people" - Hector and Paris discussing the impending war.

3. **1:00 - 1:30**: "This is war" - Achilles leading the Myrmidons into battle.

4. **1:30 - 2:00**: "To the soldier, the civilian" - Scenes of the Trojan soldiers preparing for battle and the civilians seeking refuge.

5. **2:00 - 2:30**: "The martyr, the victim" - Hector saying goodbye to his family before heading to the battlefield.

6. **2:30 - 3:00**: "It's the moment of truth" - The Greek army breaching the walls of Troy.

7. **3:00 - 3:30**: "The war is won" - Achilles and Hector's epic duel.

8. **3:30 - 4:00**: "Fight, fight, fight" - Intense battle scenes with both sides clashing.

9. **4:00 - 4:30**: "A brave new world" - The aftermath of the battle, showing the destruction and loss.

10. **4:30 - 5:00**: "This is war" - Achilles mourning the death of Patroclus.

11. **5:00 - 5:30**: "The war is won" - The Greeks celebrating their victory.

12. **5:30 - 6:00**: Closing instrumental - The final scenes of Troy burning and the survivors fleeing.


I hope you find this pairing exciting! If you have any other preferences or need more suggestions, feel free to let me know.

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