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Phoenix played such a good role I hated him for 10 years.

This was filmed in 1999! Can't believe it was made 22 years ago! Cinematography is stupendous! Looks better than most films today!

Joaquin Pheonix's expressions sells this scene.

Russell Crowe was incredible in this film. What a performance! I still remember seeing this in the cinema.

They left out the best part: “My history is a bit hazy - didn’t the barbarians lose the battle of Carthage?” “Uhh…Yes, sire”

Oh man. As a kid I had tears in my eyes at every victory of Maximus. More than 20 years after, I still do.

Seeing this in the theater you could just feel the lightning shooting out of every hair on your head. Dolby stereo at concert volume with booming base. Unbelievable. Exhilarating.

Always utmost respect to the leader who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty and risks his life

Anybody ever catch that one of the fellow gladiators said "I served with you at Vindobona" ? He knew Maximus was his former General the whole time.

One of the Greatest Sword & Sandal Epics ever made. One of my favorites and I cannot wait to see it in 4K.

When movies were movies, that music at the end is too historic

It’s amazing that they recreated the Colloseum perfectly. I know they only built some sections and filled in the gaps with CGI, but it looks stunning. They built the Colloseum and Forum scenery in Malta. After production they offered it all to the Maltese Government, so they could use it as a theme park, and hire it out for future films and events. But the Maltese weren’t interested, so it was all demolished. All the interior of the original Colloseum was finished with very exotic, expensive dressed and polished stone and marble. It survived intact until 500 years ago, when the Pope had it quarried to build St Peters Basilica. Anyway one thing’s for sure, the Romans had far better theatrical entertainment 2000 years ago, than we have now…

Interesting fact. When the carriage flips at 2:54 you can see the gas bottle used by the prop manager to blow it over

I love the part where Djimon Hounsou's character throws Maximus a sword and because of how flawlessly he catches and intimidating Maximus is on horseback like that it makes the character almost step back in fear and awe. Russell Crowe really did have a huge presence in this movie and made that character iconic.

That tongue at 4:18 is truly something to behold. Finally Phoenix got that Best Actor award!

It was a terrible mistake of mine not to have seen this movie in the movie theatre, thinking it would be a stupid movie. Even 21 years later it gets me so emotional and teary eyed.

I love when Maximus says "It's gladiatin' time"

One of the most hated villains in cinematic history. still hate him to this day. Good job Phoenix.

2:53 A gas canister is famously seen on the fallen Chariot.