Gladiator 2 (Spoiler)
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I saw Gladiator 2 today and I liked the setting. One of the colosseum fight scene was climatic. However, I did not like the actors in the movie and there were some scenes I felt that didn't even need to be in the movie.
I prefer the first Gladiator movie because Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix's acting were really good.
I prefer the first Gladiator movie because Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix's acting were really good.
Its ok not like the Original . Crowe and Phoenix bossed entire movie not even close to the old movie even Crowe recommended not to remake the movie .
Hollywood has fetish for sequels as of late thanks to Marvel but they should understand let some things be . I won’t want someone to touch Shinning , Back to the future .
Hollywood has fetish for sequels as of late thanks to Marvel but they should understand let some things be . I won’t want someone to touch Shinning , Back to the future .
Shit movie, focused on legendary actors (Pedro and Denzel) rather than story and substance, how the fok (Connor Mcgregor accent) did Lucius end up being Maximus son? We never knew about it and it was never hinted in the first movie.
At the beginning of the film they show an area called Numeria (part of northern african desert, particularly areas now found in algeria 🇩🇿) in a period of time before christ, most of people there are speaking arabic (which i’m not entirely sure if they spoke arabic at the time or not) but what I’m pretty sure of is that people didn’t use to say something like (Haram a’lekum) which translates haram on you (haram as being opposite to Halal, two very famous Islam terms) when obviously christ, let alone islam, weren’t even a thing back then. Guess producers brought in arab 2ndary background cast and told them say anything arabic they wouldn’t notice.
At the beginning of the film they show an area called Numeria (part of northern african desert, particularly areas now found in algeria 🇩🇿) in a period of time before christ, most of people there are speaking arabic (which i’m not entirely sure if they spoke arabic at the time or not) but what I’m pretty sure of is that people didn’t use to say something like (Haram a’lekum) which translates haram on you (haram as being opposite to Halal, two very famous Islam terms) when obviously christ, let alone islam, weren’t even a thing back then. Guess producers brought in arab 2ndary background cast and told them say anything arabic they wouldn’t notice.