Me and my best friend are the same, even my gf loved the show and considers it one of the best, but me and my friend always meet for beers weed and stuff hahha and end up talking about how magnificent this show was.. Talk about its characters, story, the honor, the spectacular scenes, etc..
@@MetalJuggler yeah it’s quite hilarious how they literally destroyed every force the senate sent to stop them and only after some time of complete desolation they cause the senate began to worry that “maybe when someone crushes our commanders and legions like nothing - it’s a reason to pay closer attention?”
The Romans always thought the rebellion was trouble. But the Senate was more annoyed by the fact that even some of the most capable praetors couldn't beat them. Especially when the main legions were stationed overseas with the best commanders in the Republic.
@Tea Gene Crassus see things as they are, Slave are people, as capable as any other human, except they are still slave, have absolutly no politic power and their place is either with their master or on a cross
Put some respect on Liam McIntyre's name! Andy Whitfield did an amazing job but McIntyre picked up the ball and ran it in for the score! Great underrated series
Exactly!!! No one compliments him! He did an amazing job and it was a very hard task to do. Most shows end when they lost the main character. But he carried the Torch and did excellent and the later seasons were just as awesome as the first. I love this show. Check out the metal band Ex Deo song Along the Appian Way for a song about this!!
The only thing I don’t agree with is that I never viewed Crassus as a villain like Batiatus and Gleyber who made everything personal and took it to extremes to end Spartacus the person. Crassus on the other hand held Spartacus in high respect, gave the rebellion the attention it deserved since most everyone else never took it seriously. Crassus was just there to do a job and he never made it personal like the others.
@@KevAng039 I do wish people would stop viewing characters as "heroes" and "villains" when it is much better to refer to them as protagonists and antagonists. And Crassus was the best antagonist for Spartacus that there could be.
This scene had more alpha masculinity in it than many other entire series! Absolutely love the faux Shakespearean dialogue style throughout this epic series
Crasses, unlike many a Roman, did respect Spartacus! The line 'There is no Justice, not in this world' defines that Spartacus had a much cleared view of the world then the vast majority of Rome's Senate, or even his own Legions. Had Spartacus indeed been born a Roman, and stood at Crassus' side, i bet Spartacus would have towered over people like the mighty Julius Ceaser even! Crassus would be unstoppable and instead of 'merely' Imperator, he'd lay claim to the title of Emperor.... with ease! Not even Pompey Magnus would have managed to hold them off!
A very aggressive and assertive Spartacus Liam McIntyre portrays. His confidence beams as he's willing to die for a righteous cause. To fight and die a free man. Both actors did a wonderful job. Whitfield RIP had a softer approach to Spartacus. McIntyre a testosterone filled macho man determined to prevail at all cost. And Spartacus lives on. 2000 years after he perished on that field. Thanks to two very good performances and those who created this show.
I wouldn't call Andy Whitfield's Spartacus "soft", what you're seeing is emotional range and emotional intelligence. His Spartacus didn't need to puff his chest out to assert dominance or to make his presence felt, it was always there. He knew when to bark and when to deliver his lines with grace. You'd have to be a shell of a man to not be emotionally affected by the things that the character went through in the course of the first season. Whitfield portrays this beautifully. Liam did a great job but knew he had big shoes to step into, which I feel resulted in his aggressive take on the role. Nonetheless a different take on Spartacus, but let's stop calling men soft for recognizing emotion.
@@Thefourth4iv2 I didn't mean he was weak when I said softer not soft. Just he was more caring and compassionate. Maybe I should have used a different word. And I think it's great men show more compassion in shows like this. No need to be one dimensional. But thank you for your input. I found your perceptions interesting.
This movie motivates me and from it I have learned that a man can rise from nowhere to somewhere. Spartacus was truly a hero, from a slave to the rival of Rome which was very difficult by then. Even great nations trembled before Rome but Rome trembled before Spartacus
@@heatherphillips5983 yeah but because of his rebellion rome took note to release slaves and shortly after slavery was done he did good things considering the situation he was in. Something you will never do in 10 life times little kid.
No. Rome is. So underrated that the network had no faith in it. This show was allowed to finish its planned run time. Rome condensed 7 seasons in its 2nd and final season
I like how Gannicus and Spartacus kept a cool head while everyone else soon as Crassus drew his sword his guards also Spartacus’s people were ready to hear the singing of blades.🤣
@@mattnar3865 I was honestly like Spartacus U got Crassus by himself why not push him off the cliff no one will kno u did it and you’ll have won the battle before it started
"It is all a free man can do", that line brought tears to my eyes. I don't know if Spartacus was real or just a myth, but my heart cries for him. Such great value they put to freedom, something we got without doing anything.
Spartacus was real, yes. He scored multiple impressive victories against different roman generals (even against the father of Cassius), but eventually was beaten by Crassus, before Pompey swooped in and took the final blow. Funfact though: Not only was this a very dangerous slavery war, it also was the reason Crassus later on tried to invade Parthia, because he felt cheated that Pompey got the glory for the victory against Spartacus, even though Crassus did the bulk of the work. So while Spartacus didn't achieve much in the end, he was the basis for Pompeys glory and Crassus downfall.
@@ottokarl5427 i thought it was Caesar who defeated spartacus, and crassus and or pompey took the glory which is another reason why they went to war against each other? At least that the story told in the Julius Caesar story,
@@TheGreatSanti Caesar and Crassus never fought against each other. Caesar and Pompey did. I think during Spartacus rebellion Caesar was still too young to command an army
@@ottokarl5427 During the Spartacus wars Caesar was Commander of the Garrison of Rome, he stood by Crassus and backed him Infront of the senate. But doubted some of the Senate's decisions about dealing with problems caused by Spartacus, For example: the Senate bribed the Cilician pirates from harbouring Spartacus and his men onboard their ships. Caesar was against this decision.
The Legend of Spartacus IS real. Much of it is uncertain, as all legends go. But it is historically correct that there was a rebellion led by a man, former slave and Gladiator known as Spartacus. That they delivered a heavy blow on a then-wounded Rome. The extent of the events is up to speculation, but the idea is true.
While this is an extremely unlikely scenario, I'm sure many commanders in that age would be eager to have such chat with their enemies. Saladin certainly wanted with Richard.
True, Crassus would never entreat with someone like Spartacus who is a runaway slave, at least not officially. No such encounter occurred in the history books, but Crassus would not want this to be known as it would mean they are on equal footing, but that's what Crassus needed to do to take Spartacus as a serious threat, this scene works because of the characters portrayed in the show.
This scene makes me think of how we ought to have battles by facing the enemy not hiding behind tweets and a no-picture profile cos they sacred of been called out. Fabulous series.
except Crassus is not Rome, he's only the richest man of Rome raising an army with his own money in order to get fame and political power, this is not a war, it's only an opportunity to shine, Rome still have Pompei and so many other
Possibly, but unlikely. There is a purpose to the chain of command, if one dies the one under him takes his place, Caesar would/should take command, or whoever is next highest, or wait until Pompei arives to take command. Competency of leadership aside, the force arrayed against they was too great.
it would seem Spartacus was cursed to fail eventually. But, his life had a meaning and purpose that lasted for thousands of years. Today his name resonates with the struggle against tyranny and oppression.
You definitely need a guy like Gannicus on your squad. Dude was all about that action! He knew they could end the war right then and there... Damn that pesky honor...lol
I really love this scene. Love the fact that Crassus respects Spartacus and shake hand as a gentleman after Spartacus settles for fight rather than surrendering.
Greatest show dam it I wanted more after I understood it ended with Spartacus but they could have continued with Crassus and Cesar vey honorable protagonist
Although this Crassus was nowhere near the real Crassus (who was fat and greedy), one has to respect good characters. Also, the way Spartacus speaks about free men having the choice of time of their death really reminds me of Mance Rayder in GOT: "The freedom to make my own mistakes was the only thing I ever wanted."
Crassus's most terrifying quality? His humility. At this point in his life its amazing he had any. Seems he lost it completely against the Parthians though
I ddont think women can truly grasp the nuances of this scene. A mans word is his bond. They may have been enemies but enemies can respect each other. And sometimes that means more than whether you are liked. These were two sides of the same coin, one fighting for freedom, the other for security. Both were utterly devoted to their own causes and that devotion was worthy of respect. they both know that words will not change the outcome, but they also knew that they would be safe in each others presence, because for all their fighting, they were both men of honour and integrity and they would not be so low, so dishnest, so cowardly as to stab a man in the back when he has offered a truce and turns his back in trust that you will uphold it. It is the lowest thing you can do.
If you guys like metal music listen to Along The Appian Way by Ex Deo. It's amazing metal music about Rome my FAVORITE band and that song in particular is about Spartacus!!! It's really good guys. I love Spartacus and the fury he delivered upon the Romans
This series is by far my favorite fucking one I loved all the twist lies deceit betrayal it’s so good all amazing actor actresses and phenomenal performances
He definitely admired and respected spartagus....remember we he was being trained by the slave ...I forgot his name and the Roman's tried to talk low of aoartagus and he corrected them .....crassus is a universal mind ....he knows tht riches and comfort doesn't make a man...but character
It crazy how a lot of people never got to experience this show from beginning to end a really well-written show an good casting I really do like the poetry in the dialogue
Agree. This show is actually one the best shows of all time ever made. My top 3. From start to end. Great actors, music, action, battles. It has eveything and the ending is amazing.
Spartacus died an honorable death. He died free, this is 82 BC, I respect that man & his army of slaves for trying to fight one of the mightiest republics then.
After the death of Spartacus. Crassus was captured in Parthia . Over there Melted Gold was poured into Crassus mouth and Crassus begged for mercy like coward and cried like small kid and died a painfull death. Crassus and Julius ceaser supported Rome and killed brave spartacus who fought against slavery and freedom of his poor people. Later both Crassus and Ceaser died a painful death. Karma always hits back.
I like the way Crassus is portrayed in this series. He is more nuanced than Olivier’s take though Rob Tapert had a lot more time to tell the story than Douglas and Kubrick did. Crassus is not a dummy. Not a one dimensional villain. He is mindful. Intelligent. Perhaps honorable.
I dont even know if you can call him a villain. He is an equal to Spartacus pretty much. Sure he does terrible things but to be fair the series even shows Spartacus's army did terrible things to innocent people too, its just the world they live in.
I just love Crassus in the series. He is the only one that didn’t saw Spartacus as a slave. He saw the true potential of him. Unlike Glaber and all the other Romans.
The Greatest TV Show I Have Ever Witnessed! I Watch It Every Year, Atleast Twice.
Second only to deadwood
Me and my best friend are the same, even my gf loved the show and considers it one of the best, but me and my friend always meet for beers weed and stuff hahha and end up talking about how magnificent this show was.. Talk about its characters, story, the honor, the spectacular scenes, etc..
It's definitely high on my list. Damn sure the most underrated
@@Peacesells699 maybe its Just me but when i am Stoned i cant watch brutal Shows Like this one i am way more sensitive then 😄
Yooooo that's dopeeeeeeeee
Crassus was the only Roman in this series to give Spartacus the respect he deserved and the only one to take the rebellion seriously
As it was in history. If im not mistaken, I think the rebellion army stood a 100000strong, which is insane
@@MetalJuggler yeah it’s quite hilarious how they literally destroyed every force the senate sent to stop them and only after some time of complete desolation they cause the senate began to worry that “maybe when someone crushes our commanders and legions like nothing - it’s a reason to pay closer attention?”
The old Roman from the temple did as well, but I know what you mean.
The Romans always thought the rebellion was trouble. But the Senate was more annoyed by the fact that even some of the most capable praetors couldn't beat them. Especially when the main legions were stationed overseas with the best commanders in the Republic.
@@MattCollectorControl just goes to show the power of truly free people and not someone fighting for something/someone they "dont care about".
It is all a free man can do, what a line crassus surely must have respected him after that
He respected him before. That is why he invited him to talk
@@Skeptic_Tank couldn’t he jus have pushed him over the edge and avoid many deaths🤷🏿♂️
wrg
Crassus always respected him, that’s why he had different results from the rest
@Tea Gene Crassus see things as they are, Slave are people, as capable as any other human, except they are still slave, have absolutly no politic power and their place is either with their master or on a cross
Put some respect on Liam McIntyre's name! Andy Whitfield did an amazing job but McIntyre picked up the ball and ran it in for the score! Great underrated series
He really did an amazing job. It was a difficult torch to carry and he did it beautifully.
initially he seemed a tad timid in the role to me. But as time passed by he became a beast. Andy would have been proud.
Couldn't agree more, he did a damn solid job.
Sadly, I quit watching the show once he replaced the role of Spartacus. Whitfield was irreplaceable as that character in that show.
Exactly!!! No one compliments him! He did an amazing job and it was a very hard task to do. Most shows end when they lost the main character. But he carried the Torch and did excellent and the later seasons were just as awesome as the first. I love this show. Check out the metal band Ex Deo song Along the Appian Way for a song about this!!
3:47 "There is no justice. Not in this world." Truer words never spoken.
Exactly correct
@YTPerma Ban yes
@@jithinjosepeter6085 Allahumdallah
Not with this species
There is not a decent Man in this World who does not want money or sex. No one
Crassus wins because his the only villain in the series that respects the enemy, instead of discriminating them with the class or identification shit.
Too bad for him he got too arrogant later in history lol
Exactly
@@DarknessIsThePath Mmm tasty tasty molten gold
The only thing I don’t agree with is that I never viewed Crassus as a villain like Batiatus and Gleyber who made everything personal and took it to extremes to end Spartacus the person.
Crassus on the other hand held Spartacus in high respect, gave the rebellion the attention it deserved since most everyone else never took it seriously.
Crassus was just there to do a job and he never made it personal like the others.
@@KevAng039 I do wish people would stop viewing characters as "heroes" and "villains" when it is much better to refer to them as protagonists and antagonists. And Crassus was the best antagonist for Spartacus that there could be.
The piano notes coming in as Crassus extends his arm to shake Spartacus hand is so underrated. Best show ever.
Rewatching now I’m realizing it’s a stringed instrument. Fml lol
Better than Lame [sic] of Thrones without a doubt.
@@SovereigntyFilmspianos are a stringed instrument lol the strings are inside
After all these years, still can't get enough of this amazing show. :)
Indeed!
Still my favorite one, each episode was a blast! Those years feels like the good old time now.
Same here man...
Where can we buy the whole show?
@@geyzeethesharkssniper5283 Blue-rays, Google Store, UA-cam, Microsoft Store, Apple Store, Starz website...
Crassus admired Spartacus more than any other man.
Lies, many of the other gladiators and those rebelling with him admired him more…
"If you were born Roman, we could have been brothers..."
"I thank The Gods it was not so."
@@joe9739”if you were born a Roman, and stood beside me”
“I thank the fates, it was not so”
@@caseygillis9017 YOU WILL FALL TO COMMAND!!
1:20
I love Gannicus' laugh and smile here. He's always ready for a fight.
Yeah and he also thinks.-
How foolish these minions. They think they can fight me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. So much Pride he has but with some compassion.
He's more than ready for Ceasar, he's been wainging for it
because they would've killed Crassus there if Spartacus chose to fight. In an equal number of men, the gladiators surely win.
Hail Caesar
Are you ready to fight for freedom?
What I love about this scene is the respect the two have for each other the knowledge of the cycle they are in.
The cycle: good choose.
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This scene had more alpha masculinity in it than many other entire series!
Absolutely love the faux Shakespearean dialogue style throughout this epic series
The dialogue in this series was superb.
Loved it and it would crack me up too, “at last the gods remove cock from fucking ass!” Gets me every time 🤣
I was surprised that I have to pay attention to what they are saying.
@@jimfiggers9755 no definite articles but pronouns are implicated in the ending of conjugated verbs
@@jimfiggers9755 Thank you! I was wondering how to describe it! It sounds like the entire language is in the imperative tense.
You can tell in a fleeting moment crassus is like 'bruh, if only you were on my side'
Crasses, unlike many a Roman, did respect Spartacus!
The line 'There is no Justice, not in this world' defines that Spartacus had a much cleared view of the world then the vast majority of Rome's Senate, or even his own Legions.
Had Spartacus indeed been born a Roman, and stood at Crassus' side, i bet Spartacus would have towered over people like the mighty Julius Ceaser even! Crassus would be unstoppable and instead of 'merely' Imperator, he'd lay claim to the title of Emperor.... with ease! Not even Pompey Magnus would have managed to hold them off!
Crassus says words to that effect to Spartacus when he's about to finish him.
A very aggressive and assertive Spartacus Liam McIntyre portrays. His confidence beams as he's willing to die for a righteous cause. To fight and die a free man.
Both actors did a wonderful job. Whitfield RIP had a softer approach to Spartacus. McIntyre a testosterone filled macho man determined to prevail at all cost.
And Spartacus lives on. 2000 years after he perished on that field. Thanks to two very good performances and those who created this show.
I wouldn't call Andy Whitfield's Spartacus "soft", what you're seeing is emotional range and emotional intelligence. His Spartacus didn't need to puff his chest out to assert dominance or to make his presence felt, it was always there. He knew when to bark and when to deliver his lines with grace. You'd have to be a shell of a man to not be emotionally affected by the things that the character went through in the course of the first season. Whitfield portrays this beautifully. Liam did a great job but knew he had big shoes to step into, which I feel resulted in his aggressive take on the role. Nonetheless a different take on Spartacus, but let's stop calling men soft for recognizing emotion.
@@Thefourth4iv2 I didn't mean he was weak when I said softer not soft. Just he was more caring and compassionate. Maybe I should have used a different word. And I think it's great men show more compassion in shows like this. No need to be one dimensional. But thank you for your input. I found your perceptions interesting.
@@paulstone3590 I get you.
This movie motivates me and from it I have learned that a man can rise from nowhere to somewhere. Spartacus was truly a hero, from a slave to the rival of Rome which was very difficult by then. Even great nations trembled before Rome but Rome trembled before Spartacus
@@spitty3456 inspired by true events
Dude, Spartacus, and all his surviving rebels, where crucified along the great Roman road. Hundreds of miles.
@@heatherphillips5983 nobody knew Spartacus Fate, whether he died in battle, escaped or was buried in an unknown place by his men.
@@heatherphillips5983 but at least they tried, it is all free men can do.
@@heatherphillips5983 yeah but because of his rebellion rome took note to release slaves and shortly after slavery was done he did good things considering the situation he was in. Something you will never do in 10 life times little kid.
Most underrated Show in history
At last. A thing we agree upon.
That award goes to The Last Kingdom.
No. Rome is. So underrated that the network had no faith in it. This show was allowed to finish its planned run time. Rome condensed 7 seasons in its 2nd and final season
Best FUCKING SEASON FINALE and end of a show ever. And this scene is just so amazing
„Not even the gods…” - It gives me chills down the spine.
I like how Gannicus and Spartacus kept a cool head while everyone else soon as Crassus drew his sword his guards also Spartacus’s people were ready to hear the singing of blades.🤣
The show is called Spartacus but Gannicus will always be my favourite character, he's a chill badass
@@mattnar3865 I was honestly like Spartacus U got Crassus by himself why not push him off the cliff no one will kno u did it and you’ll have won the battle before it started
@@kodesh1674 It was a bit silly to have them meet like that when any sensible person would have done exactly as you said
@@kodesh1674 actually if you look closer, You can see Ceaser and the Roman's walk down that 'cliffside'
@@infinityjameslopez1514 dang then maybe he could’ve drawn his dagger 🗡 and stabbed him
If I could describe this show in one word it would be....satisfying. Every scenario the viewer would come to want was eventually delivered.
🎉😢😂 y9😂
Gannicus, the man who smiles in the face of death
"It is all a free man can do", that line brought tears to my eyes. I don't know if Spartacus was real or just a myth, but my heart cries for him. Such great value they put to freedom, something we got without doing anything.
Spartacus was real, yes. He scored multiple impressive victories against different roman generals (even against the father of Cassius), but eventually was beaten by Crassus, before Pompey swooped in and took the final blow.
Funfact though: Not only was this a very dangerous slavery war, it also was the reason Crassus later on tried to invade Parthia, because he felt cheated that Pompey got the glory for the victory against Spartacus, even though Crassus did the bulk of the work. So while Spartacus didn't achieve much in the end, he was the basis for Pompeys glory and Crassus downfall.
@@ottokarl5427 i thought it was Caesar who defeated spartacus, and crassus and or pompey took the glory which is another reason why they went to war against each other? At least that the story told in the Julius Caesar story,
@@TheGreatSanti Caesar and Crassus never fought against each other. Caesar and Pompey did. I think during Spartacus rebellion Caesar was still too young to command an army
@@ottokarl5427 During the Spartacus wars Caesar was Commander of the Garrison of Rome, he stood by Crassus and backed him Infront of the senate. But doubted some of the Senate's decisions about dealing with problems caused by Spartacus,
For example: the Senate bribed the Cilician pirates from harbouring Spartacus and his men onboard their ships. Caesar was against this decision.
The Legend of Spartacus IS real. Much of it is uncertain, as all legends go. But it is historically correct that there was a rebellion led by a man, former slave and Gladiator known as Spartacus. That they delivered a heavy blow on a then-wounded Rome. The extent of the events is up to speculation, but the idea is true.
I watched the whole series so many times I’ve lost count. One of the best movies of all time hands down
👍👍
there is no justice
not in this world.
epic season
best ever
Mohammad Mohtasham so what did you learn from this line Mohamadian?
you are a slave to mohamad the perverse alien possessed scum religions.
BY YOUR OWN CHOICES!!! YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE FREE FROM RELIGIONS...all of you cowards.
KmJzx Someone is buthurt. 😂😂
There is no justice in this world
Not unless we make it (GoT)
While this is an extremely unlikely scenario, I'm sure many commanders in that age would be eager to have such chat with their enemies. Saladin certainly wanted with Richard.
He never did?
@Tea Gene Interesting 😃
@Tea Gene I doubt they’d allow a Christian woman to marry a Muslim.
He did.
Richard amd saladin actually saved eachothers lives many times saladin giving richard a horse at one point as richards was killed
True, Crassus would never entreat with someone like Spartacus who is a runaway slave, at least not officially. No such encounter occurred in the history books, but Crassus would not want this to be known as it would mean they are on equal footing, but that's what Crassus needed to do to take Spartacus as a serious threat, this scene works because of the characters portrayed in the show.
Spartacus "We meet again I will kill you" Crassus " No you're going to try" Spartacus" is only what free man can do"
And that only gave Crassuis even more food for thought on this Thracian.
Love IT - both actors gave a fenomenal performance!
I so badly wanted them to continue with a series spinoff following Caesar and Crassus...
If they had maintained the quality of the show through the spin off, it may have rivaled if not exceeded Rome itself.
This crassus wouldn't match, with what really happened to the real crassus in history
@@alexfilemon3055 True... but it would still be a hoot to watch!
@@alexfilemon3055 What do you mean? This Crassus is too ideal for the real ?
@@Scriptum_1 crassus is a story of about how constantley wanting will get you killed
"It is all a Free Man can do."
This scene makes me think of how we ought to have battles by facing the enemy not hiding behind tweets and a no-picture profile cos they sacred of been called out.
Fabulous series.
The casting was amazing on all characters.
This is hands down one of the best secnes of any show between two great leaders.
If Spartacus was a dishonorable asshole this war would've been over right there LOL
I'm sure he'd have a reputation for it then and Crassus wouldn't have been so trusting.
except Crassus is not Rome, he's only the richest man of Rome raising an army with his own money in order to get fame and political power, this is not a war, it's only an opportunity to shine, Rome still have Pompei and so many other
Possibly, but unlikely. There is a purpose to the chain of command, if one dies the one under him takes his place, Caesar would/should take command, or whoever is next highest, or wait until Pompei arives to take command. Competency of leadership aside, the force arrayed against they was too great.
If he was his men wouldn't have followed him like they did.
I have never watched this show but I def respect quality acting and camera work. That scene was so damn awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Watch the series you will like it
I envy you. I wished I had not seen it.......so I could watch it again and enjoy it with new eyes.
I’ve watched it 3x through... love this!!!
Easily one of my favorite shows ever!
@@xniyana9956 This! I wish I could wipe my memory clean and rewatch the series all over again with brand new eyes.
Best show of all time.
Crassus is something truly rare, a man worthy of ending a legend.
The replaced spartacus so confident,everyone pulling out swords he never move he's a great actor
it would seem Spartacus was cursed to fail eventually. But, his life had a meaning and purpose that lasted for thousands of years. Today his name resonates with the struggle against tyranny and oppression.
I always loved the dialog in this series.
At age 66, this magnificent series has enhanced my life beyond the telling.
(Apologies. Slipped into "Spartacus" dialogue mode there!)
Did Romans actually talk like that because that's what I see in every Rome cinema out there?
They were both still armed. Crassus had his dagger that he drew on Kore and Spartacus had one on the right side of his right boot.
Yes lol
Well, Spartacus had his hands…the same dangerous like swords in his case
Think it was a gesture of good will, as Spartacus would probably lit him up in armed or unarmed combat
@Larry Walker that was with weapons.
i suppose that their disarming of swords had symbolical meaning - even without dahhers they could kill each other with bare hands
0:16 - *me dealing with door to door salespeople through the nest camera*
😅😅
Andy smiles down upon Liam ❤
In another life i could see these two being good friends. The chemistry between them is amazing
Crixus "Do you realise that in another life we would be brothers? But not in this one."
You definitely need a guy like Gannicus on your squad. Dude was all about that action! He knew they could end the war right then and there... Damn that pesky honor...lol
Killing crassus wouldn't end the war lol. They had the might of Rome behind them. That's why it's called the war of the damned
@@levy9595 It was a joke guy...😏
@@michaellegrand6065 explains the lack of updates at least.
I really love this scene. Love the fact that Crassus respects Spartacus and shake hand as a gentleman after Spartacus settles for fight rather than surrendering.
Greatest show ever. Brilliant story.
Spartacus had Crassus dead to rights. I'll never get over that part where his lackeys saved him smh.
Pesky thing like real history got in the way of the reel story.
@@maheskumaarra4773 haha facts
Greatest show dam it I wanted more after I understood it ended with Spartacus but they could have continued with Crassus and Cesar vey honorable protagonist
The respect they have towards each other. Unbelievable
'' they is no justice, not in this world'' Spartacus
- Why did you call me Crassus
+ Same reason you came. Curiosity.
Brilliant answer.
Hollywooooood
Best serial ever!! Truly I have no seen more badass show
One of the best ever show with the Gangus story to.
Gannicus such a beautiful man!
Even after all these years. This has got to be one of the best hero/anti hero meetings on TV
Immer noch die beste Show.
Excellent series, climax is near to reality.
Although this Crassus was nowhere near the real Crassus (who was fat and greedy), one has to respect good characters.
Also, the way Spartacus speaks about free men having the choice of time of their death really reminds me of Mance Rayder in GOT: "The freedom to make my own mistakes was the only thing I ever wanted."
We decide our faiths. Not even the gods. There's no justice. Not in this world.
It's all a free man can do
Gannicus was never my favorite yet I love how he always laughs when shit going down fucker never scared
I love Gannicus. My favorite character in the series. The laugh was a "I'm going to enjoy killing all of you".
Fantastic scene.
"It is all a free man can do..."
They are both of equal worth : both of equal Honor
There is no justice ...not in this world ..so true ..
there is no justice in this world. best line on tv
such an underrated show.
Love this series I haven’t rewatch it in years I might have to again
Legendary série 💥💥
Haha Caesar was always such a badass, itching for a fight face-to-face like a man.
Cant wait for its return
Crassus's most terrifying quality? His humility. At this point in his life its amazing he had any. Seems he lost it completely against the Parthians though
I ddont think women can truly grasp the nuances of this scene. A mans word is his bond. They may have been enemies but enemies can respect each other. And sometimes that means more than whether you are liked. These were two sides of the same coin, one fighting for freedom, the other for security. Both were utterly devoted to their own causes and that devotion was worthy of respect. they both know that words will not change the outcome, but they also knew that they would be safe in each others presence, because for all their fighting, they were both men of honour and integrity and they would not be so low, so dishnest, so cowardly as to stab a man in the back when he has offered a truce and turns his back in trust that you will uphold it.
It is the lowest thing you can do.
Liam carried those last two seasons like an acting giant and the supporting cast just as well
Great scene..
SPARTICUS!
do i remember incorrectly when i remember that theres a scene where crassus tells spartacus, that he wish he had been born a roman?
It's when he's about to deal the final blow, after Spartacus was mortally injured by the legionaries.
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“Had you been born Roman and stand by my side”
@@cristian15154 Would that you had been born a Roman and had stood beside me.
@@VolatileSmile “I bless the fates that it was not so.”
Forever will be remember legend Spartacus and legend Marcus
If you guys like metal music listen to Along The Appian Way by Ex Deo. It's amazing metal music about Rome my FAVORITE band and that song in particular is about Spartacus!!! It's really good guys. I love Spartacus and the fury he delivered upon the Romans
it is all a free man can do (respect)
If i was Crassus.... I would of Told Spartacus to make another season with him
This series is by far my favorite fucking one I loved all the twist lies deceit betrayal it’s so good all amazing actor actresses and phenomenal performances
With all that he's heard n seen,I'm sure crassus admired Spartacus n wanted to have a feel of him🥺
He definitely admired and respected spartagus....remember we he was being trained by the slave ...I forgot his name and the Roman's tried to talk low of aoartagus and he corrected them .....crassus is a universal mind ....he knows tht riches and comfort doesn't make a man...but character
This was a great show, but this part would never have happened.
It crazy how a lot of people never got to experience this show from beginning to end a really well-written show an good casting I really do like the poetry in the dialogue
Agree. This show is actually one the best shows of all time ever made. My top 3. From start to end. Great actors, music, action, battles. It has eveything and the ending is amazing.
Spartacus died an honorable death. He died free, this is 82 BC, I respect that man & his army of slaves for trying to fight one of the mightiest republics then.
After the death of Spartacus. Crassus was captured in Parthia . Over there Melted Gold was poured into Crassus mouth and Crassus begged for mercy like coward and cried like small kid and died a painfull death. Crassus and Julius ceaser supported Rome and killed brave spartacus who fought against slavery and freedom of his poor people. Later both Crassus and Ceaser died a painful death. Karma always hits back.
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⚔️THERE IS N🛡JUSTICE NOT INN THIS🌍 Which Holds True too this very day!!!
Crassus saw himself as the Spartacus of the Roman Republic
And Scipio saw himself as the Hannibal of the Roman Republic
Great dialogue!
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This series should be amongst the best, really.. Between GoT (even higher), between Breaking Bad, close to Mad Men or The Sopranos..
GOT had the potential but Spartacus comes out on top for me.
That show was lit 🔥
Craxus was a bad ass
'At last, something we agree upon'
My favorite dream of all time involved this scene, where it was Beavis and Butt-head in their roles, Butt-head was Crassus and Beavis was Spartacus.
The heart of Spartacus
I like the way Crassus is portrayed in this series. He is more nuanced than Olivier’s take though Rob Tapert had a lot more time to tell the story than Douglas and Kubrick did. Crassus is not a dummy. Not a one dimensional villain. He is mindful. Intelligent. Perhaps honorable.
I dont even know if you can call him a villain. He is an equal to Spartacus pretty much. Sure he does terrible things but to be fair the series even shows Spartacus's army did terrible things to innocent people too, its just the world they live in.
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I just love Crassus in the series. He is the only one that didn’t saw Spartacus as a slave. He saw the true potential of him. Unlike Glaber and all the other Romans.
Batiatus also admired Spartacus