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I like the sound what's the name of it?

Went out like a Roman. Respect.

Meanwhile their western Christian brothers and sisters are watching this final moment of the Roman Empire without offering any assistance.

Where can i watch the whole series??

Tied up as a Slave Spartacus in heaven smiles

It's almost like she's getting off while dying. Brilliant acting.

Not Istanbul it's Constantinople 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

1:27 That "of course" is so well done, like it's said on instinct and then she tenses and swallows trying to hide her fear.

Imagine how horrible this would have been to watch if it was at the end of the Spartacus series.

I don't care what they tell you in school, Cleopatra was black

درود بر نیاکانم ❤

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if he did not declare war to the ottomans they given mehmed II a excuse to go to war

Is Charles Dance the narrator?

Respect from Turkey to the last Roman Emperor..

the saddest moment in history

Constantine XI fought against pretty much impossible odds to defend constantinople and the last bastion of the roman empire but even when he had so many chances to escape and flee he didn't he stood his ground even when all of christendom have abandoned Constantinople to it's fate the last roman emperor stood and fight for in his words "no emperor should outlive his empire" it doesn't matter which side you are this guy is a figure worthy of legends

bloody romans

The men who charged to their deaths with Constantine faced the ultimate test of manhood. Many men can say that they would have stood with the Emperor until the end, but no man who has ever made that decision has lived to tell the tale. I'm not going to say that I would have had the courage of these men, because I'm not these men. Constantine XI is a hero who should be known to every Westerner. Each May the 29th, light a candle and say a prayer for Emperor Constantine, his brave men and the poor women and children of Constantinople. Never forget them.

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You know I hope this trend of these quasi-docu-historical movie with a confidently wrong narrator piping up during important scenes will die.

Who tf hired Octavian's actor. He's the worst actor I've ever seen lol

proud hellenic

It's a misrepresentation. He never paraded their bodies

Spartacus would have been cheering.

He simple did what the real Greeks have done and still doing throughout the history. The Spartans and of course the rest of Greeks did the same in the ancient years. Spartan women said to their men and children when they were going to a war: Is better to come with your spear (alive and victorious) or on the spear, which mean that the battle has lost and the only possible way to return to Sparta is dead. We always fight for our Faith, our Land and our families.. We fight with superior enemy in numbers. But there is no surrender, there is no retreat. We have no were to go. It is considered the Turks won. But who really won? In the future years Kolokotronis said, to an England Admiral who told him that you are very few and you are confronting an empire, that: “We are soldiers of our King (Constanin XI). Our king didn’t signed any treaty. He died in the battle fighting. Thus we are always in war against the Turks”. This war is not ended, until the achievement of the primate objective, which is the freedom of Constantinopole and the reviving of the East Roman Empire. This has been prophesied by dozens of our Saints and will become true in our days.

200 armored warriors brought by gustiani with him in constantinople covered by full plate armor from head to toe is no push over they killed hundreds of janissaries push them back beating back assault after assault not loosing a single man in his ranks armored men final days he was struck by a musket mortally wounded

If this is what happened to Crassus, it was a fair punishment for his ustoppable arrogance and greed. Anyone can take a large well-fed well-equipeed army and kill Spartcus and his starving army. It was an act of cowardice.

Interesting

I don't know why they never show a real fight. Wars were not fought like this. The lines didn't charge into each other. The soldiers didn't mix. The front line was fighting and they didn't expose themselves. They were looking for a hole to hit the other person. And when they became tired, the soldier behind them moved to the front and replaced the tired soldier. I want to see an accurate Roman fight. This fight here doesn't show why Romans had the upper hand. Romans were famous for their loyalty and formation on the battle field.

the armenian king offered him additional 30,000 foot soldiers and 10,000 cavalry in exchange for protection but mf thinks he's alexander the great and faced the parthians head on.

On one _very specific level_ I can feel a bit of sympathy for her. Everyone is saying how selfish and horrible she is. Fair enough. But don’t forget that her injury came from taking an attack meant for Pullo. Pullo would likely be dead if not for her. Perhaps a selfless act for once in her very hard life. And all she ends up getting for it is strangled and dumped in the river.

THAT IS FOR SPARTACUS!

I'm pretty sure the speech alone killed thousand of ottomans😂

Ancient Egypt had already fallen in the 7th century BC

Top acting! the way Titus's face changes 1:48 just top top acting! 😮

Which is the moovie name?

The Romans wore chainmail at this battle. Not breastplates made from disks. Those were from the First Punic War, long before this era.

This was a pretty bad reboot but kudos to Ralph Finnes for doing such a remarkable and spectacular job as Hades in this performance

Funny how king rebel spartacus lost from him

Such a great scene between a soldier and a defeated general

Fucking awesome show, they ended it because it would awaken the white warrior consciousness.

bad actress to play Cleopatra and horrendous wig pushing her ears to the front.

Woe unto Erastes Fulmen... 2:23

Imagine watching this in person as a mini human

Ich finde, dass sie sich ein bisschen zu sehr über die Todesart freut 🤨

Which film ?

He was beheaded before the gold was poured in his mouth. I guess they did this for the shock value.

A fitting end for the man who killed Spartacus

Complete myth