God I miss the original actor of Spartacus, when he was gone RIP, I had a hard time accepting the new one but how they continued the series made me happy and I learned to like the new actor. One of my most favorite shows on STARZ I’m sure many of you feel the same ❤
One of the most epic scenes in the history of cinema. In my humble opinion. Blood and Sand will probably always be my favorite series. The shots of Spartacus standing up after being knocked down seem like foreshadowing of the monster the Romans had created. #spartacus #andywhitfield
@MrSunshine022 Ross yeah unfortunately Andy passed away after the filming of season 1 and he was recast but his replacement did a damn good job. The other seasons are pretty great, the prequal series about Gannicus is fantastic aswell.
To me the greatest part of the fight is when the four guards surround him. Everyone in the room is tense about what is about to happen. The shear indifference in Spartacus’ face as he is surrounded speaks volumes.
Basic mob/bully mentality. 'They' thought they were superior, and were going to enjoy beating a lone person down. Spartacus knew he wasn't going to let them, and had the training/heart/will to see it happen. GREAT scene!
I like how Spartacus is disarmed of one of his practice swords while defeating two Roman soldiers, but he still elects to fight the next three without picking it back up. Then in War of the Damned, he demonstrates he probably didn’t need any weapons at all.
I love how Spartacus, when he is standing from water, looks at Glaber for a moment (and Batiatus notes that), then he turns left to keep fighting, and before the last punch to the gladiator, he looks at Glaber again (and I also get the impression that he continues to keep his gaze with him after finishing) . Great actor, and great director.
I can't tell you how satisfying it is to see almost 6k likes on a video and no dislikes. I frickin love Spartacus and this scene was great when I first watched.
Spartacus was a great series. And Andy Whitfield was the perfect choice to play him. Liam McIntyre had a big task to fill Andy’s shoes. He did well but Andy made the role his own. 👍👍🏴
You should watch the other seasons. It takes Liam a few episodes to get comfortable as Spartacus but once he does he really shines. Especially in War of the Damned.
@@calvinm1866 I watched all of season 2.. and parts of 3... My brother adored the show ... But Everytime I looked at the new spartacus it threw me off and made me think of the old guy... Lol It's like watching Boardwalk Empire and then trying to appreciate any other work that depicts the 20s and 30s... It's just gonna fall short
@Lukas this is a Starz series called Spartacus: Blood and Sand Definitely worth the watch. The actor in this scene, Andy Whitfield, died of cancer after this first season so the main character was recast but the whole series is still amazing.
The best scene of the series 💪 Brutal as life, challenges may surround you and beat you down. The difference in character is if you will rise and stand victorious.
this is the scene that convinced me to watch spartacus, a friend gave me a small synopsis and then showed me this and i was hooked i binged all the seasons and still rewatch them from time to time
@@tonidewonderful4187's called the toon force. Bugs bunny destroyed superman in one comic due to toon force. Read a comic bro. Daffey taking on 1 million nukes is a cakewalk. Think before you comment
100% agree. But the embarrassment to most Romans by being defeated by a slave with a wooden sword would be the ultimate shame in their insane culture. I didn't understand it. The moment you became a slave they acted like you weren't capable of anything of anything else. It was ridiculous.
@@Doctor-Stoppage That wasn't true. To them slavery was a result of bad circumstances or choices like homelessness or prison is today. They knew that one one one most gladiators could defeat most Roman soldiers. But a 1000 gladiators against a 1000 Roman soldiers and the soldiers would win every single time. That's how Crassus defeated them.
@@thechosenone1533 not necessarily true Spartacus defeated several Roman armies sometimes much larger than his and remember only a very small percentage of his army was actual gladiators the rest were merely slaves that were trained as quickly as possible.
Espectacular imagen de Andy cndo se levanta del suelo a cámara lenta y con mirada desafiante al legado gablo. Es una serie muy bonita . No se cntas veces la habré visto ya . Si me apenó lo que le pasó . Pero sil legado seguirá vivo siempre
Andy Whitfield was and outstanding actor. He made you think of the glory of the old time Roman Epics. I was honestly shocked when I read of his passing. They could have built a trilogy of time honored movies around him. The rest of the cast were no less as competent and historically renowned as they all have played very impactful roles before.
I know right! It was a subtle scene wonderfully portraying Glaber's disbelief and desperation/near panic at that point. Great acting by Glaber's actor too. Why tf would that be deleted?
Absolutely *LOVED* this scene (Practically the best out of the entire Series, IMHO). When we were being taught CQC, it started off 1v1, but then we began facing multiple opponents, because that's how the real world/war and combat is. HUGE difference between fighting a highly skilled (And VERY motivated) person, and your average everyday peasant/citizen, and Spartacus taught them all a very valuable lesson. The only reason Rome defeated Spartacus and his assembly, was due to Rome's much greater military and their supply lines. Had Spartacus managed to get out of Italy, world history would be very different, today.
"Behold the legend is proved" The innocence and the way Spartacus played his role can make one feel so and ... Death stroke. He always proved Glaber wrong.
An absolutely great show, superb writing, character development, insane action. Certainly better than a majority of the garbage that is on TV today. A great friggin show. Fit for the gods.
Throughout the series whenever Spartacus is fighting with two swords, if he drops one he never picks it up again during the fight. He will fight on with one sword or use an opponent's weapon against him.
Some gladiators were showmen, they wanted to entertain the masses, others were trying to survive. Maybe Spartacus had no time to pick up the sword he dropped, maybe he didn't want to get distracted. Distractions can kill you.
Great actor, and I believe Arbenit is the real Spartacus Interesting that many people want to be Spartacus, because we love and respect his morals and his strive for justice/righteous revenge
@@saul2491 Who betrayed who first? Spartacus agreed to join the Auxiliary, then he broke his oath and convinced his brothers to go home. That's not how soldiering works, once you sign the terms of enlistment, they own you. Also, the idea that the Auxilia fights and the Roman legionnaires pick up the pieces is absurd. The Auxilia aids in the fighting, they might be slingers, archers, etc, but they're not the main force.
@@blucolife but he forced then to join and at the time promised their village would be safe. And separately his wife hadn't done anything wrong. Who wouldn't hate him if they were in spartacus's shoes
@@saul2491 Watch the first episode again. They didn't want to join until Spartacus convinced them. The deal was that Spartacus and his people would fight for Rome, and Rome would fight the Getta. I admit that the Romans broke that deal, but that happens. Military recruiters are also famous for lying, they promise you a certain job, but if your math scores are low or some other reason, you won't get it.
Andy Whitfield was a true alpha specimen at 39. What a great legacy he left behind in just one season.
He will never be forget
My disappointment when he wasn’t in season 3, rip king
Couldn’t they just deepfake
Totally agree 👍💯
For reals Whitfield was such a perfect person to play Spartacus. Man was I sad when he passed.
Such a shame that we lost Andy so early. This was the ultimate breakout role and we can only wonder what other gems could have been his.
Watch hi.I a movie called Gabriel
Man I cried for a week when my mom told me. She knew he was my hero. My dog also ran away a few weeks later. That was a bad year man.
Well said sir
God I miss the original actor of Spartacus, when he was gone RIP, I had a hard time accepting the new one but how they continued the series made me happy and I learned to like the new actor. One of my most favorite shows on STARZ I’m sure many of you feel the same ❤
Yep, your comment echos my sentiment exactly…
Same here❤
to be fair I think the replacement was spot on. very good transition for me. took to him straight away
my favorite series ever
The new spartacus actor should have been Oenomaus the entire time.
One of the most epic scenes in the history of cinema. In my humble opinion. Blood and Sand will probably always be my favorite series. The shots of Spartacus standing up after being knocked down seem like foreshadowing of the monster the Romans had created. #spartacus #andywhitfield
You speak no lies. When he gets knocked down and spits the water out. It's like they unleashed the beast.
@@donnie313phatx 💪😎👍 Dominus!
great show will never be another like it good times
Absolutely correct my friend 🎯
@MrSunshine022 Ross yeah unfortunately Andy passed away after the filming of season 1 and he was recast but his replacement did a damn good job. The other seasons are pretty great, the prequal series about Gannicus is fantastic aswell.
the actor that played Glaber did an amazing job too....If you "hated him" through this show, he did a damn good job.
Also plays his role in ROME Season 1 very well. Pompeii Magnus' son. Neptune's Scourge
lol. I still hate that Glaber guy. Andy made it all seem real. We felt it in our soul
Craig Parker.
He's a wonderful actor
You know thats a Haldir from lotr? :)
I sure did hate the character as much as Ashure the Snake!
The " oh fck....we just angered a monster" look will never get old.
do you know this movie namie?
@@lukenzaa its spartacus, blood and sands. and its a tv series.
Andy Whitfield,,, R.I.P. LEGEND!!!
Spartacus thinking: "One day I will make you eat those words, at the end of my sword." This show was bad ass.
One of the greatest shows of all time!!
only Rome tops it. may be
@@musicper550 Rome is great
Cheesy af
Dude was such an amazing actor, what this show could have been if he hadn't fought cancer to a draw, shit, season 1 is legendary alone.
I love this scene. It’s like Spartacus is saying with his eyes is this all you have for me.
more like , " you muthaflukka, and you know i only had practice swords..... batch arse ninja" lol
To me the greatest part of the fight is when the four guards surround him. Everyone in the room is tense about what is about to happen. The shear indifference in Spartacus’ face as he is surrounded speaks volumes.
Basic mob/bully mentality. 'They' thought they were superior, and were going to enjoy beating a lone person down.
Spartacus knew he wasn't going to let them, and had the training/heart/will to see it happen.
GREAT scene!
Illithia getting moist for Spartacus gets me every time lol.
She just wants to see him dead by the guards, You greatly miss read the situation.
@@The_slightly_indecent_one But she finds him sexual attractive
do you know this movie namie?
@@lukenzaa its a great show called spartacus with 4 seasons
@@The_slightly_indecent_onebut then totally takes him to bed lol then regrets it but doesn't 😂
I like how Spartacus is disarmed of one of his practice swords while defeating two Roman soldiers, but he still elects to fight the next three without picking it back up.
Then in War of the Damned, he demonstrates he probably didn’t need any weapons at all.
I love how Spartacus, when he is standing from water, looks at Glaber for a moment (and Batiatus notes that), then he turns left to keep fighting, and before the last punch to the gladiator, he looks at Glaber again (and I also get the impression that he continues to keep his gaze with him after finishing) . Great actor, and great director.
An absolutely legendary scene. Perfect music, unforgettable acting, and amazing foreshadowing.
I swear the same guy playing the Roman guard has been reused countless times in the series 🤣
True😂
Lmao Yeah he was tiberius's guy too
🤣🤣🤣
😂🤣🤣💀
0:21 I personally would’ve punched Glaber in the face for that blatant disregard
There's nothing like it. Spartacus is by far the best Series in the history of cinema.
I can't tell you how satisfying it is to see almost 6k likes on a video and no dislikes. I frickin love Spartacus and this scene was great when I first watched.
2024 Calling in,this never ever gets old R.I.P Andy you Legend
Spartacus was a great series. And Andy Whitfield was the perfect choice to play him. Liam McIntyre had a big task to fill Andy’s shoes. He did well but Andy made the role his own. 👍👍🏴
After season 1 i couldnt watch this show anymore because the first actor that played Spartacus died ... He owned that role and show ...
You should watch the other seasons. It takes Liam a few episodes to get comfortable as Spartacus but once he does he really shines. Especially in War of the Damned.
@@calvinm1866 I watched all of season 2.. and parts of 3... My brother adored the show ...
But Everytime I looked at the new spartacus it threw me off and made me think of the old guy... Lol
It's like watching Boardwalk Empire and then trying to appreciate any other work that depicts the 20s and 30s... It's just gonna fall short
The new guy definitely earns his keep. That's all I gotta say.
Your loss. The other seasons were epic.
It gets better
This is my favourite scene, a foreshadowing of his rebellion. Thank you for posting it!
To me, he was the best English actor. Greatly missed. Such a charismatic face. That’s why the first season of Spartacus is always appealing.
Australian actor actually, but he spoke English! ;)
@@billnadj8277 Andy’s replacement Spartacus was Australian.
Andy, actually died in Australia 🇦🇺2011 but he was British/ born in wales 🏴.
none of my real world fights have gone this well
no real fight go this way xD The moment he gets knocked down in a real situation means: he would get killed easily while he tries to stand up
@@guneruribarren2953 true. One could also argue though he wanted him to stand up and fight, which happens all the time in the real world.
How much history do you know of spartacus ?
God's I fuckn love this season the finale was amazing but this scene alone🔥
3:35 Once the Romans realizes Spartacus may be beyond their control if push comes to shove. Love their reactions.
Best scene in the whole series. Damnm spartacus never dissapoints.
I watch this before going to gym every time.
do you know this movie namie?
@@lukenzaa Spartacus
@@lukenzaa Spartacus blood and sand season one.
Lol the Legatus wanted nothing more but for Spartacus to acknowledge him. No real man cares for anothers validation 😂😂
Glaber isn’t a real man. He’s a power hungry social climber armed with ruthlessness that greatly outweighs his actual skill
@@Historyandlegends789 Yeah exactly man especially if you compare him to Crassus. There is absolutely no comparison whatsoever lol
how exciting...
choreography is good and the slow-mo adds to the suspense and intrigue
when he saw Glaber smirk, it re-invigorated his hatred & he showed no mercy!!
do you know this movie namie?
@Lukas this is a Starz series called Spartacus: Blood and Sand
Definitely worth the watch. The actor in this scene, Andy Whitfield, died of cancer after this first season so the main character was recast but the whole series is still amazing.
Dialogue game is achingly lovely
I know the way the talk is so cool and unique
Great series. Andy nailed it as Spartacus and after his death the series never been quite the same. Still, i enjoyed all the seasons.
He was Spartacus but for a minute but he’ll never be forgotten 🙏🏽 and they had to walk back home whupped! 😂
This series will always have a special place in my heart for being the one that unleashed the Boom of adult series on cable.
The best scene of the series 💪 Brutal as life, challenges may surround you and beat you down. The difference in character is if you will rise and stand victorious.
Creators of this show need to get back together and make something new
Your prayers have been answered. A new series set in this world is being written now
@@jwac8800 you are absolutely correct!
YEAH BITCH!!!!!
More Roman era series!
@@jwac8800o
This show is very solid for something crafted in 2011
It's 13 years ago not 50
My all time favourite scene of entire series ❤❤❤❤💐💐💐💐💐💐
The best series ever. Great action. Even the dialogue sounds cool!
this is the scene that convinced me to watch spartacus, a friend gave me a small synopsis and then showed me this and i was hooked i binged all the seasons and still rewatch them from time to time
Can you imagine seeing 8 of your best men being bodied buy one guy with wooden weapons and no armor.
When they read the script they knew what was coming. Next season writers have Daffy Duck winning against 50 Atom bombs
7**
@@tonidewonderful4187's called the toon force. Bugs bunny destroyed superman in one comic due to toon force. Read a comic bro. Daffey taking on 1 million nukes is a cakewalk. Think before you comment
Wooden weapons can hurt. Do not dismiss them as toys. If I hit you on the head with a stick, you will bleed, it will hurt.
The love I have for this show is crazy 🤣
3:48 "Why is it taking him so long to get up? I don't know, he's still stuck in slo mo..."
He was Spartacus but for a minute but he’ll never be forgotten 🙏🏽
The moment Spartacus, spit water 💦 out of his mouth and stood up i knew it was about to get really bloody..
I know some think this show has its downsides. But in my opinion it is unique and the fight scenes are legendary RIP Andy Whitfield
Choreographed or not ..Wow .! Great scene .! Great show .!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Greatest scene in Spartacus
Man I know Glaber would’ve punished him, but wanted Spartacus to kill at least one..
100% agree. But the embarrassment to most Romans by being defeated by a slave with a wooden sword would be the ultimate shame in their insane culture. I didn't understand it. The moment you became a slave they acted like you weren't capable of anything of anything else. It was ridiculous.
@@Doctor-Stoppage That wasn't true. To them slavery was a result of bad circumstances or choices like homelessness or prison is today. They knew that one one one most gladiators could defeat most Roman soldiers. But a 1000 gladiators against a 1000 Roman soldiers and the soldiers would win every single time. That's how Crassus defeated them.
@@thechosenone1533 not necessarily true Spartacus defeated several Roman armies sometimes much larger than his and remember only a very small percentage of his army was actual gladiators the rest were merely slaves that were trained as quickly as possible.
Andy passed away from the same exact cancer i have, ... I wish I can do more to expose the truth about cancer
😢
2:46 the glance Spartacus give to them is like "im superior to you"
Knowing Xena was sitting there and could have finished them all off in seconds was thrilling.
🗣️🗣️🗣️😂
The acting is just amazing. I remember seeing this the first time and been shook by it
When that music kicked in and Crixus looked and saw the crazy eys…champion haki activated lol
Watched this when it aired the first time....gotta watch it again. Loved it then
Espectacular imagen de Andy cndo se levanta del suelo a cámara lenta y con mirada desafiante al legado gablo. Es una serie muy bonita . No se cntas veces la habré visto ya . Si me apenó lo que le pasó . Pero sil legado seguirá vivo siempre
Andy Whitfield was and outstanding actor. He made you think of the glory of the old time Roman Epics. I was honestly shocked when I read of his passing. They could have built a trilogy of time honored movies around him. The rest of the cast were no less as competent and historically renowned as they all have played very impactful roles before.
I LOVED this show. The cinematography was amazing
Possibly one of the best scenes ever made from one of the best series ever created.
The legend of Spartacus will never witness a better actor representation, than Andy Whitfield.
Never!
I loved this scene. I loved this entire series. WHAT A SHOW!!! RIP Andy Whitfield, he's a legend.
"Legatus...."
"You opened this door Lanista and we shall pass through it."
딱 이걸 찾았는데 자막이 없어 아쉽지만 그래도 굿
The acting in the react shots! This looks pretty amazing!
the omission of glabers hand motion is upsetting. Thanks for posting anyway. gg
I know right! It was a subtle scene wonderfully portraying Glaber's disbelief and desperation/near panic at that point. Great acting by Glaber's actor too. Why tf would that be deleted?
I thought he was going to run right up to Glaber's face and say "Boo!" LOL
When the main actor of the series changed due to illness, I did not watch the series and its continuation, but it was well made and very good
One of my favorite shows of all time!
It will be irresponsible to say this is the best tv show ever; but for me is one of the best ones !
Such a well-crafted series. I can't count how many times I've re-watched it.
His tennis shoes held up really well until he fell into the pool
What a firm, I love this Andy so much, RIP
RIP Andy Whitfield the best Spartacus!
What is the best way for 4 guys to attack one? Presumably not all n turn
this is probably how a MMA fighter vs many street grunts would go down in a fist fight.
My first tv show i watched after finishing highskul in 2010..good effin times!!!!
The music that is played at 3:40 ... Could someone please tell if it is available anywhere for downloading?
Same
RIP Andy Whintfield
I was searching for this, thank you dude👍🏻
Absolutely *LOVED* this scene (Practically the best out of the entire Series, IMHO).
When we were being taught CQC, it started off 1v1, but then we began facing multiple opponents, because that's how the real world/war and combat is. HUGE difference between fighting a highly skilled (And VERY motivated) person, and your average everyday peasant/citizen, and Spartacus taught them all a very valuable lesson.
The only reason Rome defeated Spartacus and his assembly, was due to Rome's much greater military and their supply lines. Had Spartacus managed to get out of Italy, world history would be very different, today.
"Behold the legend is proved" The innocence and the way Spartacus played his role can make one feel so and ... Death stroke.
He always proved Glaber wrong.
Absolutely BADASS!!!!! Literally the phase Double or Nothing!
An absolutely great show, superb writing, character development, insane action. Certainly better than a majority of the garbage that is on TV today. A great friggin show. Fit for the gods.
Talk about Poking The Bear. Greatest scene ever for me.😃 Shows the man he is and can be.
So good.
Throughout the series whenever Spartacus is fighting with two swords, if he drops one he never picks it up again during the fight. He will fight on with one sword or use an opponent's weapon against him.
Some gladiators were showmen, they wanted to entertain the masses, others were trying to survive. Maybe Spartacus had no time to pick up the sword he dropped, maybe he didn't want to get distracted. Distractions can kill you.
He owned them with a practice sword. SEVEN of them! Four at once!
That look Spartacus gave him when he started to get back up and the look the General gave him in return... he knew he messed up
Bad man god tier…such a fine figure of a man …cut down in the prime of his life 😞
😮 I have never seen the show but now you have made me a fan and I'm going to start watching now
I will forever miss this actor. The best Spartacus
Me too
Still love this series. Andy was amazing as Spartacus. Rip
Great actor, and I believe Arbenit is the real Spartacus
Interesting that many people want to be Spartacus, because we love and respect his morals and his strive for justice/righteous revenge
The last 2 were personal. It was his way of telling Glaber : it doesn't matter how many soldiers you send, in the end I'll get you 😂😂😂😂
This is the kind of violence The Purge (TV series) needed. We have not seen quality violence since Spartacus.
@foreveraloneguy5645 The 300 sequel was pretty good, the violence was as graphic as Spartacus.
He betrayed Spartacus, and spartacus's village and killed spartacus's wife. Quite understandable how spartacus felt
@@saul2491 Who betrayed who first? Spartacus agreed to join the Auxiliary, then he broke his oath and convinced his brothers to go home. That's not how soldiering works, once you sign the terms of enlistment, they own you. Also, the idea that the Auxilia fights and the Roman legionnaires pick up the pieces is absurd. The Auxilia aids in the fighting, they might be slingers, archers, etc, but they're not the main force.
@@blucolife but he forced then to join and at the time promised their village would be safe. And separately his wife hadn't done anything wrong. Who wouldn't hate him if they were in spartacus's shoes
@@saul2491 Watch the first episode again. They didn't want to join until Spartacus convinced them. The deal was that Spartacus and his people would fight for Rome, and Rome would fight the Getta. I admit that the Romans broke that deal, but that happens. Military recruiters are also famous for lying, they promise you a certain job, but if your math scores are low or some other reason, you won't get it.
I love the way he looks up and you can see he's effectively saying I'm punching you, you as hole.
That was one of my favorite scenes in the series.
DEFINITELY!!
Behold. The Thracian Jackal!