Ben-Hur (1/10) Movie CLIP - Parade of the Charioteers (1959) HD
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Pontius Pilate (Frank Thring) takes his seat in the arena as the chariot racers make one lap around the racetrack with uniform precision before they begin the race.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This 1959 version of Lew Wallace's best-selling novel, which had already seen screen versions in 1907 and 1926, went on to win 11 Academy Awards. Adapted by Karl Tunberg and a raft of uncredited writers including Gore Vidal and Maxwell Anderson, the film once more recounts the tale of Jewish prince Judah Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston), who lives in Judea with his family during the time that Jesus Christ was becoming known for his "radical" teachings. Ben-Hur's childhood friend Messala (Stephen Boyd) is now an ambitious Roman tribune; when Ben-Hur refuses to help Messala round up local dissidents on behalf of the emperor, Messala pounces on the first opportunity to exact revenge on his onetime friend. Tried on a trumped-up charge of attempting to kill the provincial governor (whose head was accidentally hit by a falling tile), Ben-Hur is condemned to the Roman galleys, while his mother (Martha Scott) and sister (Cathy O'Donnell) are imprisoned. But during a sea battle, Ben-Hur saves the life of commander Quintus Arrius (Jack Hawkins), who, in gratitude, adopts Ben-Hur as his son and gives him full control over his stable of racing horses. Ben-Hur never gives up trying to find his family or exact revenge on Messala. At crucial junctures in his life, he also crosses the path of Jesus, and each time he benefits from it. The highlight of the film's 212 minutes is its now-legendary chariot race, staged largely by stunt expert Yakima Canutt. Ben-Hur's Oscar haul included Best Picture, Best Director for the legendary William Wyler, Best Actor for Heston, and Best Supporting Actor for Welsh actor Hugh Griffith as an Arab sheik.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1959)
Cast: Charlton Heston, Stephen Boyd, Hugh Griffith, Frank Thring
Director: William Wyler
Producers: Sam Zimbalist, Sol C. Siegel, Joseph Vogel, William Wyler
Screenwriters: Lew Wallace, Karl Tunberg, Gore Vidal, Maxwell Anderson, Christopher Fry, S.N. Behrman
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The chariot race, including the set and the music, is just fabulous movie making. I wonder what ancient Romans would think if a time machine existed that could take them to a 20th century theater showing the movie!
They'd start betting denarii.
Especially if it's Justinian's time.
The Romans would think that the movie maker was an idiot. Where do I begin? All the chariots start from behind starting gates. The chariots stay in lane until they reach a zone where they can break like in middle distance track races. The chariots are made of wicker baskets; these type of heavy chariot would exhaust the horses by the first of the seven circuits. There would not be soldiers on the circuit for safety reasons. The chariots were standardised so that nobody had unfair advantage. There would not be this fanfare before each race. There was the initial religious events, then many chariot races. The chariot drivers had the reigns tied around their bodies, using their body to guide the chariots around the circuit. The chariot racers had to balance their nasty tactics of winning against the emotions of a crowd, because if the crowd was displeased, the race would be aborted and rerun.
@@alexjones7333 The pretorian guard seized all cell phones, so we have no videos of Roman chariot races. The scene shown in this film is imaginary.
without a doubt the greatest movie ever made. the acting was exceptional and the story unforgetable
"La carrera de cuadrigas",un tributo al mejor cine de todos los tiempos.Ben Hur,el mas grande clásico del cine
Clásico no, CLASICAZO...
Esto era cine
@@ricardorobertogodoytoro111
La escena de la carrera de cuadrigas (igual que toda la película) fue hecha sin efectos especiales computarizados; con caballos de verdad cuidadosamente entrenados y con actores y extras que dieron el 120% de sí mismos y arriesgaron la vida en el intento 👏🏻👏🏾👏👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼
¡Gracias a Dios, nadie resultó muerto ni herido, al igual que los caballos!
Saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪
Ben Hur is the most epic among all epics movies. Merry x-mas from Brazil.
Merry Christmas
R@@bernardgurney1225 ŕ
Merry Christmas.
Demasiada majestuosidad en una sola escena. Eso solo lo logra este filme BEN HUR. De las escenas más famosas de la historia del cine.
Peliculas....que nunca seran igualadas con actores y actrices de verdad
O melhor filme de todos os tempos. Sem tecnologia. Uma obra prima.
Suena ÉPICO. Espectacular. Largamente superior al remake hecho en el 2015. Saludos desde Perú...
Ese solo fue un buen intento de "nueva versión".
Con otro nombre, no hubiera sido comparada con ésta obra de arte.
How can this be 1959. Looks way better than 2020 films.
70mm is an amazing thing
It's the reason why it won several Oscar awards.
A whole lot actors was more sophisticated and understanding to me
no special effects
Because this was when they knew how to make movies that meant something.They were called EPICS!
Ben Hur and Lawrence of Arabia they are the definition of the "MOVIE"
Two of my favourites movies
La mejor parte de la película , lo mejor es que todo el escenario es 100 % real sin efectos a diferencia de otras pelis de Ben Hur 👏👏👏👏
The entire Circus Act is nothing short of magnificence incarnate. The drama, the stages, the crew, the music, the cinematography, and the work that went into this is sheer brilliance.
I love how the charioteer actors/crew can keep the steeds in line so well.
Most spectacular movie is BENHUR, my favourite movie is forever.
Ben Hur, simplemente maravillosa película. Todo fabuloso ❤
Amazing Movie. This is 100% better than present day movies.
Ben Hur and so many other great productions of the golden age of cinema. Without the exaggerated features of today's computers and their applications. Clean images, laborious and expensive scenes. Always filled with the talent of their stars. Nowadays everything has become easier for directors, producers and 'stars'. Ben Hur é um, assim como tantas outras grandes produções da era de ouro do cinema. Sem os recursos exagerados dos computadores e seus aplicativos dos dias de hoje. Imagens limpas, cenas trabalhosas e caras. Sempre recheadas pelo talento de seus astros. Nos dias de hoje tudo ficou mais fácil para os diretores, produtores e 'estrelas'.
At the end of race in thanks Judah hugs those magnificent horses (nice touch that). Take a close look at them. They had been run and run hard. Their coats were black with sweat, their nostrils flaring, their eyeballs bulging. That's the real deal; CGI still can't do that. We may not notice it at first, but it registers. That race actually happened, it was real.
Thanks so much for this and taking the trouble for a high quality copy. Magnificent! Beats CGI any day.
Bonapartist Is this in blu-ray ? Amazing quality.
+Rickodez do you logg into youtube every 7 months
999LDS minbainaprwsanmipoio
@Bonapartist:
Ooo, that Blu Ray! Once you get Blu Ray, you'll never go back to DVD! hehehehehe
In my opinion, it's like the Greg Kihn Band's song, "They don't write 'em like that any more." 2 of the most epic movies for me both starred Charlton Heston.
Ben Hur 19
59 a true masterpiece.
A film for the ages
Ein unübertreffliches Meisterwerk! Für weitere viele Generationen!
When I was a wee shaver back in the early 1960s, in Chicago, IL. WBKB Channel 7, (long before it became WLS). Because of the 'popularity' of the Hollywood epics of the day, like Ben Hur, The Ten Commandments,, and the like,, The station would run a lot of 2nd teir Gladiator movies, on Saturday Nights. They used this music track, for their "Gladiator Theater". Until I actually got to watch Ben-Hur, in the theater, in 1970, that I learned what the Music I heard when I was a kid, was really CALLED, and what movie it actually came from.
Amazing visual feast.
It's hard enough to get five outriders to stay in such a precise formation. Nine chariots, with four horses abreast each, keeping their line and making two turns around an end post rather than a modern racetrack wide turn.... All the drivers had to be trained for this, since four abreast is such an uncommon hitch, and training the horses for it might have been the easy part! I wonder what a real post parade was like at a circus. If it was anything like this, given that the chariots were all competitors and wouldn't have practiced this together, it would have been incredible.
This scene, to me, is more of an accomplishment than the race itself.
For your information, this film was direct by both Cecil de Mill as well as his wife who should share directorial credit.
Ben-Hur and Lawrence of Arabia are gem
Thank goodness for sharing this beautiful picture with a great history and conviction loved it all
The best, and most breath-taking!
The best movie of all Times with charton Heston the Besut river actors.
This song will always be awesome
I just wish they'd keep to the soundtrack. With the music in its entirety, roaring of the croud, the pomp and the fact that this was a blood sport and they all knew they could die, and the fact that they knew it but still kept their heads high, chins up and shoulders bach as if they had no fear and just did it!!! F°°° yeah!!! I wish I was one of those guys!!!
This defines Cinema, and what a cinematic look should be like. The benchmark of Cinema.
Now this is how you enter an arena!
Oh my goodness!! I love the White horses used by Charlton Heston here as Ben Hur!! They are such so beautiful horses!!
One of the best scenes in history
film che esprime al massimo la grandezza di Roma!
The remake was great. I've loved the old version since I was a kid, and this didn't disappoint!
Simplesmente o melhor filme !!
The world greatest ever film.
Best movie without CGI literally coliseum 😮😮😮
この時代の映画は今と違い迫力ありました。
Gracias por enviar estos recuerdos
S19032016: En fanfares o circus fanfares 1er segundo sobre todo , suena preludio de ben hur( rozsa ) ; circus fanfares es otra versión de procesión de los carros de ben hur, como lo son :Fanfare for Circus Parade : EN CORNETAS LA VERSIÓN CORTA DE PARADE OF THE CHARIOTEERS. En la re-grabación Carlo sabina de 1960 parade of the charrioteers o procesión de los carros: inicia con fanfares o circus fanfares ; y se repite en el soundtrack procesión de los carros.
EN PARADE OF THE CHARIOTEERS BEN HUR ROZSA RE-GRABACIÓN CARLO SAVINA INICIA CON EL TEMA DE BEN HUR DEL PRELUDE DE BEN HUR- ROZSA, EN VERSIÓN FANFARRIA ILUSTRANDO EN ESTE TEMA Q BEN HUR ARREGLARA CUENTAS CON MESSALA EN LA ARENA. PARADE OF CHARIOTEERS OFICIAL VERSIÓN BEN HUR ROZSA INICIA CON LAS VERSIONES FRIENDSHIP BEN HUR ROZSA CONFLICTO- VENGANZA DE MESSALA, EN VERSION FANFARRIA POR Q BEN HUR Y MESSALA ARREGLARAN SUS CUENTAS EN LA ARENA.
Then I was mere child. Its a great nostalgia.
Thanks for the alltime.great
oh, those masters of horses............ even today.
Absolutely breathtaking
+Janelle Tarnopolski - Yes It Is !!!!!
Most epic scene ever
When Jesus is the executive producer everything just miraculously falls into place 😂
film girato in Italia negli studios Cinecittà di Roma
Monumental grandioso!!! Único no gênero na minha opinião.
MAGNIFIQUES
I bought the Ben-Hur soundtrack LP album, I listened to both sides of that album, hoping to find this track! It was NOT INCLUDED, Talk about your BITTER DISAPPOINTMENTS!
There have been a few instances where Movie Soundtrack LPs, and CBS, have been released with missing tracks.
Disney did it with Captain America: The First Avenger, and there was the Soundtrack Album from the Movie, "GIANT", made back in the 1950s.
We need more film shoot on 70mm
Ben hur me emcanta esa pelicula.
Una magistral obra de arte en esta escena por dios.
In my humble born again well thought out opinion if this movie isn't your favorite movie off all time you may have real big problems in the future
My love BEN hur!!!! The best of the best!!! I BELIEVE IN CHRIST!!!!
Nunca ningun otro remake de Ben Hur..ugualara esta...nunca
No film is better than this one.
we keep you alive to serve this ship..... hehe on the flotsam.... row well and live............ oh it is a roman sail...... My God, what powerful story.
Es la canción de un noticiero de mi ciudad jajajaja
Прекрасное зрелище!
Very good music and movies video
Year I was born.
damn how did they recreate the stadium did they actually built one?
THEY MAKE ALL THE FUCKING STADIUM MAN , all the ppl there are real even the ones in the top of the stadium, the stadium audience voices are real
Pablo Molina damn, now i get when people say they don't make them like they used to. Now they would make a small set and put green screen for the background and cgi audience
it took a year to built that stadium XD
Pablo Molina honestly I'm in awe
One of the biggest film sets ever built.
Those chariots seem to be running on 4 horse power ..
El Overture de Ben- Hur- Rozsa suena en Parade Of The Charrioters , Ben Hur- Rozsa, en la parte en que suena conflicto y Venganza de Messala dos versiones de Friendship Ben- Hur- Rozsa; donde suena también Overture de Ben- Hur Rozsa, y al sonar Friendship Ben Hur Rozsa en Overture Ben Hur- Rozsa, aun más repetitivamente espectacular, egregio, insuperable: Overture Ben- Hur- Rozsa : El mejor Overture del Cine.
En Fanfares o Circus Fanfares primer segundo sobre todo , suena Preludio de Ben Hur( Rozsa ) ; Circus Fanfares es otra versión de procesión de los carros de ben hur, como lo son :Fanfare for Circus Parade : EN CORNETAS LA VERSIÓN CORTA DE PARADE OF THE CHARIOTEERS: Y QUE SUENA EN PARADE OF THE CHARRIOTEERS.
En la Re-grabación Carlo Savina de 1960 Parade Of The Charrioteers o Procesión de los Carros: inicia con Fanfares o Circus Fanfares ; y se repite en el Soundtrack Procesión de los carros. LO MISMO EN ESTE RERECORDING.
Circus Parade o Parade of the Charrioteers: Ben Hur- Rozsa. El nombre varia de acuerdo a la Colección: OST o BSO oficial conducido por el propio Miklos Rozsa. Pero para rerecording Carlo Savina , 1960, es Parade of The Charrioteers o Parade of the charriot. Igulmente para rerecording Rozsa: 1977. y demás Rerecordings.
Se parece mucho el Tema de Star Wars- Williams: The Imperial March a El inicio de Parade of The Charrioteers Ben Hur-Rozsa para Rerecording Carlo Savina, que igual se repite en Parade of The Charrioteers Ben Hur-Rozsa OST Oficial 1959 Orchestra MGM. Ben Hur-Rozsa Rerecording Carlo Savina 1960. Ben Hur-Rozsa Rerecording Miklos Rozsa 1977: Que es el Prelude Ben Hur-Rozsa Tema de Ben Hur; que se repite en: El Inicio Finale Ben Hur-Rozsa. El inicio The Sea Battle Sequences Part Three. The Burning Desert. Messala Revenge. The Lepper Search for The Christ, Ben Hur-Rozsa. Misma Parte que Rozsa repite en su The Cid-Rozsa Prelude Tema The Cid; misma parte Rodriguo's Doubts - Death of The Cid. Y que Rozsa utiliza en su Inicio e su Hail Galba Quo Vadis Rozsa; y que repite en su Inicio de Prelude Knights of The Round Table -Rozsa. Misma parte también Fanfare o Circus Fanfare From Ben Hur-Rozsa, inicio. similarmente en el caso Williams está Partitura posiblemente la repite en su Superman Theme y Score Superman Williams donde se repita; Por ser Superman y Star Wars Temática Extraterrestre. Valgame aclarar que puede ser una remembranza del Maestro John Williams de su Maestro el Maestro Miklos Rozsa. No un Plagio. Nunca un Plagio, que igual no podría asegurar.
Por fin! Oigo a un amante de las bandas sonoras, sobretodo de las grandes, como Ben -Hur, Los Diez Mandamientos y El Señor de los anillos (trilogía) un honor leer tu descripción.
La similares de estilos de composición en los temas es por el hecho de que Miklos Rozsa fue maestro de John Williams.
Sadly a stuntman lost his life in the making of this scene
Grand means Benhur!!
Charlton war auch gut in "Die Colbys".
all of the so called action movies have a chase scene. no one will ever have a chase scene even close to the chariot race. often imitated never duplicated
very nise i like !!!!!!!
Ben Hur, El Cid, Spartacus, The Ten Commandments, .... All were epic never to be surpassed movies timeless
No CGI, just 36 horses choreographed into one lap around the "coliseum," which is a miracle in and of itself that they could get it on screen. Add in one of the most recognizable film scores of all time and you get what can easily be called an epic scene in an epic movie.
Good old days
Around 150 horses were killed to make these scenes.
@@alexjones7333 no, thats the silent film version from 1925
@Anshul Kaushik
No horses or persons were killed or wounded during making of that epic 1959 Ben Hur ' s scene. And was made without computer simulations! 👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿👏🏽👏👏🏻👏🏽👏🏼 1940's, 1950's and 1960's films are better than many presents ones 😊☺🙂🤗 😎
Regards from Venezuela.
That too way back in 1959, amazing
Anyone else amazed by the colors? Such vibrancy and uniqueness. This is great cinematography.
Technicolor. Was so ahead of its time.
Mee too. Still amazed the way this race was shot. Not even any cameraa or anyone would picture such a terrific chariot race......hatts off to that camera man
@@vincedangerio546 Also 70mm film 😁
It was even better in the 1959 theater. Esp with my 11 year old eyes and ears.
This just proves that sets beat CGI every time. That wide Panavision film really brings life to this clip.
……it was filmed with brand-new technology for 1959 of Camera 65………
Ben Hur won 11 Oscars the most ever until tied with Titanic.
schallrd1 and Lord of the rings
Yes thats true not computer not tecnology nothing only , miniature and Big budget
Only Gone With The Wind win 10 Oscars including Best Picture also the most breaking record in Oscar history
The Return of the King 11 oscars
The only downside to this is they killed 150 horses alone in this scene (chariot race)
The reason why chariot racing no longer happens. Chariot races were very dangerous.
THIS is Ben Hur, not that misguided attempt to cash in the hard-work of this masterpiece.
The Academy Awards waited until Titanic in 1996 to equal the number of independent nomination boards in such things such as actor and filiming angles.
@A For Apple t
You DO know that the 1959 is also a remake that cashed in on the popularity of the 1925 film and the book it is based on?
@@timonsteup2877 Yes, but the original was nothing like this one. The 1959 Ben-Hur was the one true masterpiece and the Zenith of the epics of the mid-20th century.
@@timonsteup2877 Yess, but the Original is the written masterpiece of 1880 - I just read it last week for x-time...
No matter how many times I see this, I'm always in awe of how those horses were trained to stay in line and pace themselves. Yakima Canutt did a superb job training them. No CGI, just plain, raw technique. Music was commanding and superb. Bravo!
I bought the soundtrack album in 1961. If you can believe, the Parade of the Charioteers is not on the soundtrack album! I was so disappointed. It's one of the best pieces of music in the movie!
Yes indeed you have it correctly - the skill of the drivers in keeping the line straight as it turns cannot be overstated. A superb scene - to see the grace and nobility of the horses and to hear the roar of the crowd - one could be there. Massive respect for this scene and the epic race to follow, no CGI, no SFX, just pure gold
The film is unsurpassed and unequaled in glory, grandeur, self awareness, humility, insightfulness, knowledge of the inner life, grace and wisdom. The wisdom is imparted to Man by God who is historically portrayed in the person of Jesus. Man's hopeless, "catch 22" type of life is given meaning and made rich with the faith-filled qualities of joy perseverance, fellowship, loyalty and forgiveness. Bless Lew Wallace, the cast and crew, and the producers.
Amazing ... golden history of film making. All hand made no cheap computer cartoon like clip!
Just getting 32 horses to turn together in the opening of the scene was amazing, let alone the race.
To get human actors synchronised in such a big crowd scene is almost impossible,,but the director has succeeded to get such scene by animal(horses) actors ..any word would be a less adjective!! So I do not describe this superlative scene!!!!!
There were 9 chariots so horses would be 36 (4*9).....all these 36 horses deserve OSCARs
individually rather than actors !!??????for their amazing synchronised precision movements !!!!!!!!!
This movie seriously contends as the greatest achievement in art in the history of mankind. The eternal truths embodied and explicated with divine backdrops powered by writing, acting, direction and music of such exemplary quality. I give you 1959's Ben Hur, the greatest film ever made.
……with the ONLY actor who could play Judah Ben-Hur, the late, great Charlton Heston………
Fun Fact: The Director of the film said in a interview with Tom Brokaw, that the entire race and the battle, was filmed in ONE TAKE (17 min 42 sec), and that some of the blows and whips were legitimate and that the actors did not cut, to give it more realism.
Apparently Stephen Boyd was badly injured as he was dragged along. Much skin was taken off his back.
quite the contrary. the race scene took 5 weeks to film and has the highest amount of film shot but not used ever in film history. the scene lasts about 10 minutes while the total film shot for this scene was over 45 hours.
Your “Fun Fact” is 110% baloney.
@@joshowen9054yes
In Rome, composing the music for this scene, Miklos Rozsa had to imitate the pose of the aurigas to have the feeling of commanding 4 energetic horses. He was surprised by a kid, who certainly must have wondered what kind of crazy this conductor would be.
I saw the film in 1960 and still remember it. Also Ten Commandments. As a small boy I never forgot Charlton Heston. Also Stephen Boyd, Yule Brynner etc. Spectacular with great action and acting. These films can't be remade. Especially the scene of Jesus and Ben Hur when only his back is shown. Great direction. Ultimately it's the talent level of the people that matters. Not technology or special effects alone.
Harry Belafonte and Martin Luther King enlisted Charlton Heston and many other Hollywood stars to march with them to Selma, Alabama, a few years later. They would make world headlines when the yokel dokel police attacked some of them with tear gas, batons, dogs and fire hoses in front of movie cameras. It alerted the whole population to just how much brutality was used to enforce Jim Crow laws. Before that date, only people of color knew all this. After Selma, everybody knew and nobody had an excuse to ignore what was going on any longer. In the midst of all this, it was probably Charlton Heston's finest moment. Many years later, when he told the world he was retiring because of mild dementia, he made a point of saying how proudly he and his friends marched at Selma with MLK.
BEN HUR una pelicula de las mas grandes en todo lo que conlleva un filme de esa magnitud.Hermosa en general que gusta a todo el mundo por sus actores,escenas en fin todo el guion con todo lo que se vivio ese tiempo en Jerusalen con tristeza llanto y un final consolador.
Admiro a EE.UU.por los filmes mas espectaculares que no hay otros comparables y que jamas se dejara de verlos.SON DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS.
hard to believe this movie is from the 50s, almost 60 years old.
and 2016 spoiled it all with crappy CGI
It is the greatest movie ever made in the world! Nothing is more touching than it.
I was at the Circus Maximus in 2018 and was imagining what was the place be like during its glory days.
This clip alone is already infinitely better than the remake coming to a theater near you.
Logan you are right!!!
The remake would be full of CG
@@lzluna6802
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La mejor película de todos los tiempos !
Why would they remake this movie?
In the original book of Lewis Wallace from 1880 there are only six chariots racing at the circus of Antiochia. Judah's (that means Sheik Ilderim's) horses are red/brown, only the competition color is white. And Judah, not Messala, has the greek styled chariot with the dangerous metal axis tip - which he used in the last round for his deadly revenge...
This movie would be great even without music, but it's Miklos Rosza's score that really drives it home.
Rozsa’s score has no equal. I always get chills when I hear the opening bars, transporting me back to when I was 11 years old and first saw the film at Loew’s State on Broadway in NYC
@@barrymorentz5190 Previously Rozsa score several's film noir including The Asphalt Jungle & The Lost Weekend who win Oscar for Best Picture
De lo mejor de Charlet heston .ganadoras de Óscar .
No other movie has beaten the epic score of Ben Hur. Such magnificence hasn't been brought to screen since 1959.
Miklós Rózsa 💥
The John Wilson orchestra performed this in 2013 at the BBC Proms.
Even threw in a pipe organ.
This 1959 film looks so much better than Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
Yes, obviously ~
La más grandiosa de las películas según mis gustos excelente
Weird comparison. Apples and oranges. Also, I would actually say that the podracing in Phantom Menace looks as timeless as this movie. The cgi holds up really well surprisingly.
There is no need to make this comparsion.
Yes, Ben-Hur is the greatest film of all time, but there is no need to drag on movies to prove that; especially a film as wonderful as Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace!
@@josephjoe4180 I agree with everything you said.
The woman sitting to the right of the man in yellow at 3:03 and yer wan just in front of her. Find women like that nowadays, I dare you.
This film has one of the best cinematography ever .It beats the majority of films today that look as soap operas videos ,This was shot with a 70 mm mechanical camera with celluloid .The colors are clear and more natural
Well that explains a lot. 70mm camera... No wonders. So real, so exceptionally done. Breathtaking
Hi
The cinema gear used for this movie was top notch quality standard for the time and expensive as hell, that's why the production staff were pulling their hair off their heads when one of the cameras get destroyed while filming the race sequence.
This parade of 9 aurigas is more spectacular than the parades of all armies in epic films at all times.