It did feel like deja vu. Now, I know why. 😅 I will therefore repeat my two Ridley Scott recommendations from your prior posting. 😁 "Matchstick Men" and "Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut)."
The actor who played Proximo (the Gladiator trainer) was Oliver Reed. He was an extraordinary british actor, with a very interesting, fascinating and atypical life. He also was known for his alcoholism, having some scandals on TV and cinema as a consequence of this. During the filming of Gladiator in 1999, he sadly passed away. He had been sober for months, but one night (during a break from filming the movie) in an Irish pub in Malta, he drank three bottles of Jamaican rum, eight bottles of German beer, numerous double whiskeys and challenged five young English sailors of the Royal Navy to arm-wrestling at The Pub bar (which after this incident was called Ollie's Last Pub). His bill, which was never paid, is preserved in a decorative frame in the bar.
Oh, I knew Oliver Reed died during filming and they also had to do some CGI tricks (and other tricks) to get a couple last scenes of him in the movie. I had a bit of a crush on Oliver after seeing him in The 3 Musketeers (from way back in the 70's, I think). I didn't know about all the details of his last night /day. The story about the pub and his unpaid bill is really poetic. 💔
52:05 I love the way that Maximus' image of the afterlife was the road leading downhill through the wheat fields towards his farm, with his wife and son waiting safely for him to come home. Even the way he described it to Marcus Aurelius at the start of the movie, it sounded like paradise.
You upload again, I comment again! One of the movies guaranteed to make me tear up at the end - much of the credit for that goes to the fantastic music by Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard! Fun fact: Lisa sings that song (and many others) in a made up "language" she created, with heavy Mediterranean influences (as in, she takes influences from the languages spoken in that area), but also other influences, like Irish.
In the film 300 there were words last spoken between The King & Queen, they were said by The King "Marry a good man and bare good Children." That is Love...
"Hello and welcome to my channel" I love hearing those words from you Aria. You are very good at this, so soothing and thoughtful. I hope next year brings you many thousands more subscribers. Hope you are well, take care.
Russel Crowe as protagonist occupies 2 of my top 5 favorite movies. 'Gladiator' being one and 'Master and Commander - The Far Side of the World' being another. Love your reactions, Aria. You're very good at it. Keep 'em coming. 🤗
Really enjoy your reactions, especially this one...Ridley Scott almost always delivers. FYI, contrary to popular belief, in ancient Rome, the thumbs-up sign from the emperor did not mean spare the life of the defeated opponent. It was the command to kill him. A thumbs-down was the order to let the defeated man live.
Especially, but not limited to that time period it was normal for royals to have siblings and other close family get together! It was normal for royals to keep the family pure by not mixing the genes with others outside their family. To give you a great example, Cleopatra wanted to be Queen but she couldn't unless she was married. She married the oldest of her 2 brothers. Years later he died so she then married her other brother in order to stay Queen. There are a LOT of other examples of such relationships to this day of Royal couples made up of siblings or cousins or Uncles and nieces! There are also such couples in entertainment. Singer Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13 year old first cousin (daughter of his aunt and uncle) 👱♀👱♀👗👗👠👠❤❤
If you ever read my book meditations, Maximus sorta reminds me of a real Maximus I met named Claudius Maximus who was a stoic teacher that taught me well. I see similarities in this Maximus as with my former teacher and he definitely embodies the four virtues of stoicism. That being courage, justice,self control and wisdom.
The script is based on the Anthony Mann film: The Fall of the Roman Empire. There are some elements of truth: Marcus Aurelius, Commodus and his craziness. I belive there was also a general, who was favoured by Marcus.
Great react. You mentioned that the music reminded you of Pirates… it is actually the other way around as the waltz time music was used for this movie first. Search for a video of The Music of Gladiator… Hans Zimmer explains how it came to be.
In reality, Marcus Aurelius and his son Commodus were joint rulers for several years, after which the latter succeeded his father. The deaths of the two in the film are not historically accurate, but are presented for dramatic interest.
I love this movie and especially it's soundtrack so much 😍Glad you are reacting to it, i enjoyed it very much! I watched a UA-cam short some days ago where Phoenix talks about how terrified he was at the set (as it was his first role in a major production) and how he couldn't do the first scene because he was visibly shaking 😄 Idk but i thought it was kind of cute. And btw. since you mentioned the Marsian, have you watched Arrival or Interstellar yet? Two Sci-Fi masterpieces imo.
30:12 ..IT was...even in tiny Denmark. 37:35 YAAAHOOO! Sven-Ole Thorsen....ALAS he is NOT from Gaul 😛 44:05 Bruh/bro...as in Brother?(DO NOT watch Cleopatra! Lotsa' Macedonian "pure blood" in that one ;- )
It’s not based on a true story but some of the characters were real life people (Marcus Aurelius and Commodus). You should read Marcus Aurelius Meditations. It’s still in print and is the foundation of the Stoic movement.
Being three is no excuse... thanks for the reupload ;) I hope you try Ridley and Russell's 2nd outing together, 2006's The Good Year. It has Marion Cotillard in it, as well as Russell's wife from Gladiator in a cameo (who is actually Ridley's wife in real life). You don't have to do an official posting on it, but just something for you if you want something nice to sit back and enjoy on yer own time.
@@ariachanson01 I forgot to add that I didn't mean to presume that after your 'day gig' you'd want more movies to watch on yer own time, lol. But... these are little gems that you don't have to 'work' on, you can just sit back, throw on a pashmina/blankee, grab some munchies, and have a big ole grin on yer face the whole way through... Fabulous Baker Boys (Jeff Bridges and Michelle Pfeiffer. Enough said), Stranger Than Fiction, Guarding Tess, Shirley Valentine, Thomas Crown Affair (1999), Fly Away Home, Four Weddings & A Funeral, Bridget Jones's' Diary, The Lunchbox (2013)...
9:22. So did I..You saw him play English Bob in Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven". This was his last movie before he died so RIP to Harris...59:10-That kid was also in "Unbreakable": and " Mystic River",great jobs, still acts as an adult, but in more low-key roles. Maximus kickimus buttimus!--Film deserved every award it got for sure..Can't wait to catch the sequel, looks pretty bad-azz by the trailers..
Claudius, the fourth Juleo-Claudian emperor, was poisoned by his last wife, Julia Agrippina (sister of Caligula, his predecessor as Emperor), and her son Nero, last of the Juleo-Claudians. At least according to Suetonius and Robert Graves.
Hello Aria C., if this movie is a repeatense. The I have already written that the producers lifted a portion of the soundtrack from the movie ' Zulu " (Michael Caine's first movie) to give shouts to German Warriors. It must be humorous to be from South Africa or Germany to hear ancient Germans doing these shouts in the Zulu language?
Hello, if you don’t mind, can you do a movie reaction on a movie called, 1492: Conquest of Paradise. Adventure/Drama (1992). It stars Gérard Depardieu, Siqourney Weaver, Armand Assante. It portrays a version of the travels to the New World by the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and the effect this had on indigenous peoples. Directed by Ridley Scott.
Great movie. I could never figure the dog part out, it was a substantial part of the beginning, and then nothing. Kinda like the dogs in Legends of the fall. Also I can’t figure how they let Calvary in behind them, and they didn’t seem to realize that big ass flaming arrow came from behind them as well.
So I looked it up after I saw the movie. The director wanted to kill it off in the beginning, but with everything else that happens, he thought it would be too cruel for the audience. And that it's supposed to be a wolf but they used a dog for it. I could be wrong but this is what I remember reading last month.
No, not a real story. Scott picked some Roman names out of a hat along with a few superficial stories and made his own movie. And actually, I'm okay with that. He told his own story, that's fine. But a lot of people are ignorant and think Scott's movie has some historicity to it. It has none. It's all bollocks. So, enjoy the movie and let it go at that.
Gladiator 2, IMO- was like taking the clean clothes out of the washer, n sticking it in the dryer, 24 yrs later. Yeah, no. W/so much Roman history(battles, coups, etc), IDK why Ridley had to. If he wanted gladiators, he should've revisited Spartacus. Can never have enough of that dude! Great reaction! (intelligent, not rushed, n unique) as usual.
Cold Mountain (2003) is another essential viewing film. Sweeping, epic war / drama / love story set against the closing years of the US Civil war. It compares with Last Samurai and Braveheart. Brief synopsis: 3 years into the war, wounded Confederate soldier Inman has had enough of killing and abandons his post to make the *long* journey back home to his state and his love, Ada. The distance he has is something like 1 to 2 state's worth of walking and he's wanted by both sides now. The film cuts back and forth between Inman's journey and Ada's struggle to stay alive during the very difficult war years. Themes includes love, friendship, the horrors of war and the unbreakable human spirit. Bring hankies. ♥ It's based on the famous fiction historical novel of the same name by Charles Frazier.
@@dannyb9209 I've never spoke to anyone who has seen it that didn't like it. Lot's of people haven't heard of it though. I'm longing to see it again. But I'm waiting for Aria or Jen Murray to do it. How about a collaboration reaction with Jen, Aria? :D
No. The story itself is not true. Commodus did not kill his father Aurelius or die in the Coliseum. He was strangled by his personal bodyguard as part of a palace coup. He killed sister, Lucilla, soon after he became emperor. He also spent a good amount of time with his father in Germania, so Aurelius could attempt to teach him to be a good emperor. It failed, he was terrible emperor. His decision to make peace with the barbarians rather than completely crush them led to the crisis of the 3rd century where Rome nearly collapsed.
@@ariachanson01 Hi Aria- yes, most entertained. It's just confusing when you've been watching the theatrical version for so many years..then suddenly it's different. Same with LOTR. It's like HEY!! I don't remember THIS!!! 🤨😐😀 And it makes a 3 hr movie even longer 🤣🤣
Gladiator 2 is going to be bad, just as Napoleon and everything else new he has made. He even said about the critics of Napoleon that he doesnt care about history. Thats a shame.
Marcus Aurelius and Commodus are real. The story is not. I don't believe that the Romans ever conquered Germania. One problem was that Germania was not united as a nation, but was a collection of tribes. If you defeat a nation, it's over. If you defeat a tribe. There are more tribes, waiting.
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hey guys, sorry I had to upload this again. Please don't get confused if you've already seen it😛
When was it originally uploaded?
last month :)
It did feel like deja vu. Now, I know why. 😅 I will therefore repeat my two Ridley Scott recommendations from your prior posting. 😁 "Matchstick Men" and "Kingdom of Heaven (Director's Cut)."
Thankyouuuuu! I lost the comments from that video so the suggestions with them...
@@ariachanson01 No problem!
The actor who played Proximo (the Gladiator trainer) was Oliver Reed. He was an extraordinary british actor, with a very interesting, fascinating and atypical life. He also was known for his alcoholism, having some scandals on TV and cinema as a consequence of this. During the filming of Gladiator in 1999, he sadly passed away. He had been sober for months, but one night (during a break from filming the movie) in an Irish pub in Malta, he drank three bottles of Jamaican rum, eight bottles of German beer, numerous double whiskeys and challenged five young English sailors of the Royal Navy to arm-wrestling at The Pub bar (which after this incident was called Ollie's Last Pub). His bill, which was never paid, is preserved in a decorative frame in the bar.
Oh, I knew Oliver Reed died during filming and they also had to do some CGI tricks (and other tricks) to get a couple last scenes of him in the movie. I had a bit of a crush on Oliver after seeing him in The 3 Musketeers (from way back in the 70's, I think). I didn't know about all the details of his last night /day. The story about the pub and his unpaid bill is really poetic. 💔
I appreciate how long you made this. Enjoyable
52:05 I love the way that Maximus' image of the afterlife was the road leading downhill through the wheat fields towards his farm, with his wife and son waiting safely for him to come home. Even the way he described it to Marcus Aurelius at the start of the movie, it sounded like paradise.
Congrats. I've seen a lot of reactions throughout the years. You're the 1st one noticing that "little discount", 2k+4k=5k
You upload again, I comment again!
One of the movies guaranteed to make me tear up at the end - much of the credit for that goes to the fantastic music by Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard!
Fun fact: Lisa sings that song (and many others) in a made up "language" she created, with heavy Mediterranean influences (as in, she takes influences from the languages spoken in that area), but also other influences, like Irish.
The music really takes it to another level💯
Thanks for the trivia!
That haunting music as she says "He was a hero of Rome. Honor him," gets me every time
Glad you enjoyed it Aria. Great heartfelt reaction.
In the film 300 there were words last spoken between The King & Queen, they were said by The King "Marry a good man and bare good Children." That is Love...
It's a dog. It doesn't have the distinctive build of a wolf. Keep rooting for the doggie.
"Hello and welcome to my channel" I love hearing those words from you Aria. You are very good at this, so soothing and thoughtful. I hope next year brings you many thousands more subscribers. Hope you are well, take care.
Thank you so much! Happy to have you here watching these along with me:)
Joaquin Phoenix is a masterclass of an actor played the villain perfectly 👌
Russel Crowe as protagonist occupies 2 of my top 5 favorite movies. 'Gladiator' being one and 'Master and Commander - The Far Side of the World' being another.
Love your reactions, Aria. You're very good at it. Keep 'em coming. 🤗
Thankyou:)
"Master and Commander - TFSOTW" is such a great film. Russel is also great in "L.A. Confidential" one of my favorite LA noir films and of his.
Really enjoy your reactions, especially this one...Ridley Scott almost always delivers. FYI, contrary to popular belief, in ancient Rome, the thumbs-up sign from the emperor did not mean spare the life of the defeated opponent. It was the command to kill him. A thumbs-down was the order to let the defeated man live.
Especially, but not limited to that time period it was normal for royals to have siblings and other close family get together! It was normal for royals to keep the family pure by not mixing the genes with others outside their family. To give you a great example, Cleopatra wanted to be Queen but she couldn't unless she was married. She married the oldest of her 2 brothers. Years later he died so she then married her other brother in order to stay Queen. There are a LOT of other examples of such relationships to this day of Royal couples made up of siblings or cousins or Uncles and nieces! There are also such couples in entertainment. Singer Jerry Lee Lewis married his 13 year old first cousin (daughter of his aunt and uncle) 👱♀👱♀👗👗👠👠❤❤
it was ENJOYABLE to see you react to this AGAIN! 😁 your observations and discussion after the movie are INTERESTING! 👍☺
1st movie before Gladiator was the fall of the roman empire
Add "Kingdom of Heaven" another Scott movie. The extended version.
Prometheus is my favorite!
Cool das du dir so viel Zeit genommen hast und den ganzen Film beleuchtet hast tolle sache 😊
Love your reactions!
Master & Commander is another Crowe Masterpiece.
If you ever read my book meditations, Maximus sorta reminds me of a real Maximus I met named Claudius Maximus who was a stoic teacher that taught me well. I see similarities in this Maximus as with my former teacher and he definitely embodies the four virtues of stoicism. That being courage, justice,self control and wisdom.
thanks for the reaction. it's a great movie, but for me it's hard to watch it because of the ending
The script is based on the Anthony Mann film: The Fall of the Roman Empire. There are some elements of truth: Marcus Aurelius, Commodus and his craziness. I belive there was also a general, who was favoured by Marcus.
Robin hood is a great movie with Russle Crow as Well. By Ridley Scott.
I love how when marcus tells his son he sucks because he was a shitty father you’re like “oh honey that’s not the play”
Great react. You mentioned that the music reminded you of Pirates… it is actually the other way around as the waltz time music was used for this movie first. Search for a video of The Music of Gladiator… Hans Zimmer explains how it came to be.
I was around 6 years old when this movie came out. One of the best of all time. A lot of memorable moments. 👏🏿
One of the best💯
@@ariachanson01 I'm telling you Aria 👌🏿 ☺
Try Kubric's Spartacus
In reality, Marcus Aurelius and his son Commodus were joint rulers for several years, after which the latter succeeded his father. The deaths of the two in the film are not historically accurate, but are presented for dramatic interest.
In reality one easily find innacuracies in every single frame of that film.Mentioning just one is just like drop in the ocean.
Well, right. It’s a movie, not a historical documentary.
@@steelers6titles too bad many people do form their imagination about history mostly on films only.
I love this movie and especially it's soundtrack so much 😍Glad you are reacting to it, i enjoyed it very much! I watched a UA-cam short some days ago where Phoenix talks about how terrified he was at the set (as it was his first role in a major production) and how he couldn't do the first scene because he was visibly shaking 😄 Idk but i thought it was kind of cute. And btw. since you mentioned the Marsian, have you watched Arrival or Interstellar yet? Two Sci-Fi masterpieces imo.
I'm not sure about Arrival but I have seen Interstellar many times, it's a wonderful movie:)
30:12 ..IT was...even in tiny Denmark.
37:35 YAAAHOOO! Sven-Ole Thorsen....ALAS he is NOT from Gaul 😛
44:05 Bruh/bro...as in Brother?(DO NOT watch Cleopatra! Lotsa' Macedonian "pure blood" in that one ;- )
The script was also influenced by Kubric's Spartacus. Some elements of that film were true.
Never clicked on a video so fast! Thank you so much for re uploading again ❤
Hope you enjoyed it!
"Black Hawk Down"
@ariachanson01 I did! You always make it so comfy, feels like we are all watching with you. You're the best reaction channel on UA-cam🤗
It’s not based on a true story but some of the characters were real life people (Marcus Aurelius and Commodus). You should read Marcus Aurelius Meditations. It’s still in print and is the foundation of the Stoic movement.
I did watch your previous upload. I did watch this one.
I am still entertained. 🐯👍
Glad you enjoyed it:D
Being three is no excuse... thanks for the reupload ;)
I hope you try Ridley and Russell's 2nd outing together, 2006's The Good Year. It has Marion Cotillard in it, as well as Russell's wife from Gladiator in a cameo (who is actually Ridley's wife in real life). You don't have to do an official posting on it, but just something for you if you want something nice to sit back and enjoy on yer own time.
Thankyou for suggesting something to watch on my own😄 and you're absolutely right, I shouldn't be making excuses like that...
@@ariachanson01 I forgot to add that I didn't mean to presume that after your 'day gig' you'd want more movies to watch on yer own time, lol. But... these are little gems that you don't have to 'work' on, you can just sit back, throw on a pashmina/blankee, grab some munchies, and have a big ole grin on yer face the whole way through... Fabulous Baker Boys (Jeff Bridges and Michelle Pfeiffer. Enough said), Stranger Than Fiction, Guarding Tess, Shirley Valentine, Thomas Crown Affair (1999), Fly Away Home, Four Weddings & A Funeral, Bridget Jones's' Diary, The Lunchbox (2013)...
Have you seen Her, from 2013? It's a fantastic Joaquin Phoenix movie.
One of the best movies ever.
I think you might be interested in Ridley Scott's Thelma and Louise, which had a certain resonance in the 90s.
Gladiator 2 is definitely going to suck. The first one will be unattainable in terms of success. An untouchable masterpiece!
Nono, it's a dog - but that's also probably just snow, they're in Germania!
9:22. So did I..You saw him play English Bob in Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven". This was his last movie before he died so RIP to Harris...59:10-That kid was also in "Unbreakable": and " Mystic River",great jobs, still acts as an adult, but in more low-key roles. Maximus kickimus buttimus!--Film deserved every award it got for sure..Can't wait to catch the sequel, looks pretty bad-azz by the trailers..
I didn't realise while watching the movie, but I grew up watching him as Dumbledore❤️
I was onset for the beginning battle scene as a guest with my football club. Its was awesome to see get filmed
That sounds so cool!!!
@@ariachanson01 TBF I didn't appreciate it like I would now I was 17 at the time
Still it's a good story to make others jealous😄
hwalk-keen Phoenix
Claudius, the fourth Juleo-Claudian emperor, was poisoned by his last wife, Julia Agrippina (sister of Caligula, his predecessor as Emperor), and her son Nero, last of the Juleo-Claudians. At least according to Suetonius and Robert Graves.
You should watch BEN HUR with Char.eton Heston.
Hello Aria C., if this movie is a repeatense. The I have already written that the producers lifted a portion of the soundtrack from the movie ' Zulu " (Michael Caine's first movie) to give shouts to German Warriors. It must be humorous to be from South Africa or Germany to hear ancient Germans doing these shouts in the Zulu language?
P.s. Your hair appears different.
Awesome reaction of my favorite DreamWorks movie!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
thankyou:)
Hello, if you don’t mind, can you do a movie reaction on a movie called, 1492: Conquest of Paradise. Adventure/Drama (1992). It stars Gérard Depardieu, Siqourney Weaver, Armand Assante. It portrays a version of the travels to the New World by the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and the effect this had on indigenous peoples.
Directed by Ridley Scott.
18:24 I could never figure that part out either.
Since you enjoyed "Gladiator" you should definitely add its inspiration, Stanley Kubrick's "Spartacus," to your list.
Oh no the extended version...
Great movie. I could never figure the dog part out, it was a substantial part of the beginning, and then nothing. Kinda like the dogs in Legends of the fall. Also I can’t figure how they let Calvary in behind them, and they didn’t seem to realize that big ass flaming arrow came from behind them as well.
So I looked it up after I saw the movie. The director wanted to kill it off in the beginning, but with everything else that happens, he thought it would be too cruel for the audience. And that it's supposed to be a wolf but they used a dog for it.
I could be wrong but this is what I remember reading last month.
No, not a real story. Scott picked some Roman names out of a hat along with a few superficial stories and made his own movie. And actually, I'm okay with that. He told his own story, that's fine. But a lot of people are ignorant and think Scott's movie has some historicity to it. It has none. It's all bollocks. So, enjoy the movie and let it go at that.
It’s still hilarious to hear Aria say cuss words 🤣
It's only words
And words are all I have
To take your heart away🎶
Gladiator 2, IMO- was like taking the clean clothes out of the washer, n sticking it in the dryer, 24 yrs later. Yeah, no.
W/so much Roman history(battles, coups, etc), IDK why Ridley had to. If he wanted gladiators, he should've revisited Spartacus. Can never have enough of that dude!
Great reaction! (intelligent, not rushed, n unique) as usual.
hey Joey! do you like movies about gladiators?
DJT roots for Commodus.
5:48 It’s pronounced WA-KEEN.
Oh you've opened Pandoras box ..now you have to do braveheart and the last samurai as well 😂 3 masterpieces
So I shall... I've had braveheart on my list for sometime now, it was suggested a couple times a few months ago, I'll add the last samurai to it😁
I'm glad..they are both superb films..last samurai being the one that was extremely underrated when it released ...and braveheart is just 👌
Cold Mountain (2003) is another essential viewing film. Sweeping, epic war / drama / love story set against the closing years of the US Civil war. It compares with Last Samurai and Braveheart.
Brief synopsis: 3 years into the war, wounded Confederate soldier Inman has had enough of killing and abandons his post to make the *long* journey back home to his state and his love, Ada. The distance he has is something like 1 to 2 state's worth of walking and he's wanted by both sides now. The film cuts back and forth between Inman's journey and Ada's struggle to stay alive during the very difficult war years.
Themes includes love, friendship, the horrors of war and the unbreakable human spirit. Bring hankies. ♥
It's based on the famous fiction historical novel of the same name by Charles Frazier.
@mr.a8315 sounds interesting..I've never seen it..I'll give it a watch
@@dannyb9209 I've never spoke to anyone who has seen it that didn't like it. Lot's of people haven't heard of it though.
I'm longing to see it again. But I'm waiting for Aria or Jen Murray to do it. How about a collaboration reaction with Jen, Aria? :D
No offense, but why do some reactors run the film clips backwards? Just asking...
Copyright...🙈
Fun Fact: The Romans would starve the tigers and lions for 2/3 days, before releasing them into the Arena
Good Job!
No. The story itself is not true. Commodus did not kill his father Aurelius or die in the Coliseum. He was strangled by his personal bodyguard as part of a palace coup. He killed sister, Lucilla, soon after he became emperor. He also spent a good amount of time with his father in Germania, so Aurelius could attempt to teach him to be a good emperor. It failed, he was terrible emperor. His decision to make peace with the barbarians rather than completely crush them led to the crisis of the 3rd century where Rome nearly collapsed.
Oh thankyou for letting me know, I'll read up on it:)
Hey, nice.
Napoléon with the Joker .. ?
Three? You were three? Well fuck I'm old.
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Me too! I was 23 back then.
Hello Aria
Hello🙋🏻♀️
Extended edition 🙄 sigh
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED???
@@ariachanson01 Hi Aria- yes, most entertained.
It's just confusing when you've been watching the theatrical version for so many years..then suddenly it's different. Same with LOTR. It's like HEY!! I don't remember THIS!!! 🤨😐😀
And it makes a 3 hr movie even longer 🤣🤣
It's a dangerous thing to do leaving a man with nothing.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
You look like a Hot Lois Griffin.
In my opinion ( and just my opinion ) I prefer " BEN HUR ".
Hey hey hey it's ya goofy m8te from Australia ( DAWN OF THE DEAD) the remake by Zac Snyder now now now go go go 😂 ya goofy m8te from Australia
Rigly Scott has been horrible since The Martian.
Gladiator 2 has been reported to be great.
Gladiator 2 is going to be bad, just as Napoleon and everything else new he has made. He even said about the critics of Napoleon that he doesnt care about history. Thats a shame.
Marcus Aurelius and Commodus are real. The story is not. I don't believe that the Romans ever conquered Germania. One problem was that Germania was not united as a nation, but was a collection of tribes. If you defeat a nation, it's over. If you defeat a tribe. There are more tribes, waiting.
You look Persian .....♥
You finest work? I think so.
You are an exceptionally beautiful woman
😍 yesss!!
🤘🏻🤘🏻
Are you not entertained?