Gladiator (2000)..* FIRST TIME WATCHING */ MOVIE REACTION!!!
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He finally got to go home in the end.
I cry every time at the end of this film, the sound kill me 🥺🥺❤️
With some complicated wounds here in the United States, some doctors actually use medical maggots that are sterile to clean infection and dead flesh. It's still a thing.
The US healthcare system is 200 years behind, so ….not surprised at all 😂
Subbed for the cat.
What we do in life
echoes in eternity.
One of my all time favorite movie quotes. Also one of my all time favorite movie soundtracks. Both from one of my all time favorite movies!! 💯
One of my all time favourite movies...a complete story, mixed emotions, epic action, memorable lines....❣❣❣
One of my favorites.
As this is one of my all time favourite movies, I love seeing people reactions to seeing it for the first time! I still get chills when Maximus gives his speech when removing his helmet. Glad you enjoyed it.
Good reaction 😎
Maximus didnt fall in line like Equintus. Commedus inheirited the throne, and as a soldier u should serve the emperor (Rome). They took Maximus waaaaay far away from the northern army (Ride untill dawn, then execute him), so nobody would catch a wind of Maximus being executed, because he is so respected by his forces to begin with. About them killing his family aswell, i guess comes down to basically decreasing the risk of revenge at some point.. Only Maximus and Commedus + the sister knew what really happened, so if the "new" ceasar orders Maximus executed, they should comply as loyal soldiers of rome, no questions asked... (Because they also lack context to begin with) xD
Deanie, just love your reactions. Wicked movie ❤
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Stop thinking in categories of FAIRNESS ... this is ANCIENT ROME!
Oh and "the son avenging the murder of his father" is a big theme in greek and roman myths ... and to prevent this you get rid of the rest of that family.
Part 2 is coming out. The African rises to power
The lady that plays Maximus's wife is married to Ridley Scott.
Yes, this is a great movie. If you're interested in Marcus Aurelius, The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius is an excellent book (actually...just his journal). I keep it, read it and have been struggling with it for years. He had a truly brilliant mind. Commodus, although he didn't die this way, was a douche. So, to watch him die this way gives visceral satisfaction. Russell Crowe was in his prime in this film. That's also viscerally, plus sexually appealing if you're a woman or gay. Yes, this is an engaging film.
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🔥 300 (2006) 🔥
starring Gerard Butler & Lena Headey
Directed by *Zack Snyder*
What a film!! Damn near flawless in every aspect.
Great to see you with this. 🥂
Pero poco real.nadif usa caballería en un bosque.es inútil.no se usan flechas con fuego.es peligroso para los arqueros y el fuego se apaga con el aire.solo queda bonito en el cine .
17:55 Proximo is played by Oliver Reed. Reed actually died during filming, so they had to change the ending (he was originally supposed to survive til the end)
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HISTORICAL SPOILER!! The relationship between Marcus Aurelias & Commudus was nothing like it's portrayed in the movie, quite the opposite. Despite his father's blessing Commodus was a paranoid brutal emperor. He was assassinated evebtually. Despite Maximus being the only main character that's fictional i love this movie. I consider it a classic. Ridley Scott's a genuis storyteller.
My favorite movie of all time since it came out in 2000. Great reaction Bro.
Check out Master and Commander for more Russell Crowe. It’s a fantastic but underrated movie.
That is so great. Russell and Paul Bettany kept me riveted.
Fine film.
If Romans hid in battle 1 in 10 would be slaughtered after the battle it was called decimation,who would be a coward if it killed your mates
Ceasar is also Dumbledore. Recognize him?
Yeah this one took Russell Crowe to a whole new level. And Joaquin Phoenix smashed it as Commodus. I wish he had won an Oscar for his role as well.
Amazing detailed editing. Great reaction. Check out Glory, Apocalypto and Dances w Wolves. All epics.
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😏 Thank you for remembering.
Fantastic reaction. I hadn't seen a movie with Oliver Reed since the musical "Oliver" where he played Bill Sykes. He had his troubles but was a great actor nonetheless.
Sadly he passed away during the filming of "Gladiator" so movie magic and special technology had to be used to complete the film 🤔
Oh wow, I remember he passed away. I didn’t know it was during the filming of the movie..
It always creeps me out that Joaquin is this great at playing this role. Js
Btw, if you've never seen it.. you've gotta watch Braveheart. Absolutely amazing film!! Similar vibe to this.
This movie is fantastic. It has a determined an honorable hero one of the best villains ever. A tremendously interesting Gray character with good leanings in Proximo and Lucilla is extremely intelligent.
Oliver Reed. This was his last film. He died while it was being made.
As expected your reactions are the best now eagerly waiting for your bahubali or krissh series
Just when I reminded this movie .... This morning ....u come up with this......I guess TH-cam algorithm is to smart or it just you
Russell Crowe won his oscar with Gladiator
Wow, I’m not surprised.. he was really good in this movie👍
Dam you got this awesome movie
Its Oliver Reed. He actually died from a heart attack during a break from filming this and as a result of his death, his remaining scenes in Gladiator had to be completed using a body double and CGI.
This film follows the same basic plot as 1964's _Fall_ _of_ _the_ _Roman_ _Empire_ that starred Alec Guiness (as Marcus Aurelius), Steven Boyd (as Livius/Maximus), Christopher Plummer (as Commodus), and Sophia Loren (as Lucilla). Interestingly, Richard Harris, who plays Marcus Aurelius here, was originally slated to appear as Commodus in the 1964 film, though Christopher Plummer was a bigger name at the time and ended up taking that role. Historically, neither film is very accurate, but make for good drama. When I saw it in the theater, I was somewhat disappointed that some of the CGI didn't come off as very convincing, and that they didn't take a more historically accurate (and just as dramatic) take on the story. Hopefully, films like this get at least some viewers to look into what we really know about events.
To see Joaquin Phoenix ("Commodus") in a more sympathetic role, I'll suggest watching M. Night Shyamalan's _Signs_ (2002). BTW, maggots (from flies bred in sterile conditions) are still used in medicine to treat things like gangrene - but certainly, the idea makes me cringe, too.
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3 minutes in and the blasphemy comes out...reactors should realize they could have more members if they just cleaned uptheir language...smh...blocking the channel...
The Princess loved Maximus more than any in life, save her son. Which is hinted at that may actually be Maximus' son. Releasing Maximus to go to his family was the hardest thing she had ever done. Stellar performances by all in the cast.