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Jack Gleeson modelled his character Joffrey Baratheon in Il trono di spade (2011) after Emperor Comm [...]	D
Russell Crowe's Best Actor Oscar winning performance was the only nominee in the category in a Best [...]	D
Filmmaker Atharv Goyal's personal favourite movie.	D
According to Ridley Scott, scenes where Maximus picks up a piece of dirt and smells it before a batt [...]	D
The opening battle scene was filmed in Bourne Woods, Surrey, England. The Royal Forestry Commission [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius was one of six emperors who were of Spanish origin; the first two were Trajan (who w [...]	D
The costumes of warriors, especially the helmets, were made in Peshawar by handicrafts men from fibe [...]	D
Among the changes necessitated by the death of Oliver Reed was the final scene, as Proximo was to bu [...]	D
During a "surprisingly brief" pitch meeting with Steven Spielberg, David Franzoni told the Writers G [...]	D
Luciano Pavarotti was asked to perform on the soundtrack and turned down the opportunity, something [...]	D
Commodus was known as a "Gladiator Emperor", routinely appearing in the arena to take down wild anim [...]	D
One hundred suits of steel armor and five hundred fifty suits in polyurethane were made by Rod Vass [...]	D
David Franzoni's original script had Maximus named Narcissus, Commodus being strangled in the baths [...]	D
The first Best Picture Oscar winner to not also win for either writing or directing in fifty-one yea [...]	D
During the opening battle, we see Roman soldiers marching to meet the barbarians in open combat with [...]	D
Five tigers were used in the scene where Maximus fights Tigris the Gaul in the arena. A veterinarian [...]	D
David Hemmings, who plays the dissolute Cassius, master of ceremonies at the Colosseum, was actually [...]	D
A surprising fount of information in terms of Roman history was Connie Nielsen, who has always been [...]	D
This movie was intended as a comeback role for Oliver Reed in character roles. However, the actor di [...]	D
During filming, Ridley Scott wore the red cap worn by Gene Hackman in Allarme rosso (1995), which wa [...]	D
In dealing with the death a succession of Marcus Aurelius, this film covers much the same ground as [...]	D
The death and vision of General Maximus influenced similar scenes in Vendetta assassina (2009) and H [...]	D
Mel Gibson was offered the lead role, and turned it down. At 43, he felt he was too old to play [...]	D
Costume designer Janty Yates and her team created more than 10,000 costumes for the cast and extras.	D
Twenty-four chariots were built for the movie, although only six appear on-screen.	D
This was DreamWorks' first double-disc DVD.	D
Although many costumes in the film were made of leather, Joaquin Phoenix was only given synthetic le [...]	D
Although Commodus was initially favored by the Roman people, he lost that status through dramatic ac [...]	D
This movie influenced the Geonosis arena battle in Star Wars: Episodio II - L'attacco dei cloni (200 [...]	D
After finishing his college education, David Franzoni spent a year travelling around the world. Duri [...]	D
A small section of the background noise (about five seconds), just before the battle in Germania, wa [...]	D
Screenwriter David Franzoni started developing the story in the 1970s, when he read "Those Who Are A [...]	D
This movie was shot in chronological order.	D
Antonio Banderas was also considered for the role of Maximus.	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to be nominated for Best Sound and Best Visual Effects [...]	D
Due to Academy regulations at the time, co-composer Lisa Gerrard was denied an Oscar nomination whil [...]	D
The Alsatian Kyte who appears with Russell Crowe is more familiar as Robbe Jackson's dog Well''ald i [...]	D
In the original script Maximus was called Narcissus, the man who killed the real Emperor Commodus,	D
In an example of "translation convention", all characters in the movie speak modern languages: Engli [...]	D
Maximus' Spanish heritage meshes interestingly with his choice of arms. As a General riding with the [...]	D
It's been noted in several places, but no definitive answer has been determined, that there are susp [...]	D
Sven-Ole Thorsen was also in Conan il barbaro (1982) opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose character [...]	D
This is the only movie to feature Oliver Reed and Richard Harris.	D
For the main protagonist Maximus, Ridley Scott wanted a fresh face for the role, and Russell Crowe w [...]	D
This movie started shooting without a locked screenplay in place. According to Russell Crowe, the in [...]	D
It was Michael Winner who persuaded Oliver Reed to audition for this movie. While working on their l [...]	D
The real Lucius Verus, who is portrayed as a young kid in the movie, was the son of Marcus Aurelius' [...]	D
Over a three-month period, over 27,000 component pieces of armor were made.	D
The Germania battle sequence took 20 days to complete.	D
David Franzoni was given a three-picture deal with DreamWorks, as writer and co-producer, on the str [...]	D
Hans Zimmer originally wanted Israeli vocalist Ofra Haza to provide the background vocals to his sco [...]	D
Only the second DVD to sport a 6.1 DTS sound mix.	D
In Malta, a replica of about one-third of Rome's Colosseum was built, to a height of fifty-two feet [...]	D
Richard Harris was considered for the part of Proximo.	D
David Franzoni modelled Proximo (Oliver Reed) very consciously on a Hollywood film agent.	D
Over 20,000 arrows were created for the opening battle in Germania.	D
Russell Crowe began shooting this movie a few months after Insider - Dietro la veritÃ (1999) wrap [...]	D
Although much of the movie is fictitious, it's interesting to note that Emperor Commodus' historical [...]	D
Though dozens of versions of the script were written, the original 130-page draft, dated October 199 [...]	D
Like modern day athletes, ancient Roman gladiators did product endorsements. The producers considere [...]	D
The Mill used 2,000 actors and actresses to create a computer generated crowd of 35,000 virtual acto [...]	D
The production used up all the plaster on the island of Malta, where they were filming, so more supp [...]	D
Just like in the film, Commodus really did fight in the Flavian Amphitheater. However in real life h [...]	D
Editor Pietro Scalia added the shot of Maximus moving through a wheat field to the beginning of the [...]	D
The first fight in the Colosseum is called the "Battle of Carthage", to commemorate the Roman victor [...]	D
The main four cast members have appeared as mentors/motivations to the current DC superheroes. Russe [...]	D
When first announced, Arnold Schwarzenegger was being pursued to play Proximo.	D
Joaquin Phoenix ad-libbed his scream of "Am I not merciful?" Connie Nielsen wasn't expecting it, and [...]	D
In the Spanish dubbed version, Maximus says he is from Emerita Augusta (now called MÃ©rida). The S [...]	D
Giannina Facio (the wife of Maximus) married Ridley Scott, in 2015.	D
This movie is a fictional account of ancient Roman history. Although historical consultants were hir [...]	D
Brian Blessed: A Collosseum spectator during the games. Blessed is best known for playing the Roman [...]	D
The character of Maximus is fictional, but in some respects he resembles the historical figures Narc [...]	D
While Cicero (Tommy Flanagan) is waiting to talk to Lucilla (Connie Nielsen) outside the Colosseum, [...]	D
Ridley Scott was persuaded to do this movie when DreamWorks head Walter F. Parkes and producer Dougl [...]	D
With two weeks to go before filming, the actors and actresses were still complaining of problems wit [...]	D
At least some of the Roman cavalry in the opening battle were real soldiers: this movie employed twe [...]	D
Hugh Jackman was considered for the role of Maximus.	D
David Franzoni chose not to use the end of the movie to note that Rome did not, in fact, become a re [...]	D
Over six weeks, production members scouted various locations within the extent of the Roman Empire b [...]	D
Sven-Ole Thorsen not only played Tigris the Gaul, but doubled as one of the spectators during that s [...]	D
Crowd scenes in the Colosseum used real-life extras, digital extras, and 400 cardboard cut-outs of s [...]	D
To construct the arena where Maximus has his first fights, the crew used basic materials and local b [...]	D
In preparation for filming, Ridley Scott spent several months developing storyboards to develop the [...]	D
The Holst Foundation sued Hans Zimmer for similarities in his score to Gustav Holst's "Mars: The Bri [...]	D
When Commodus goes with Lucius to meet Maximus at the Colosseum, he tells Maximus that Lucius insist [...]	D
Hans Zimmer's score is one of the bestselling movie soundtracks of all time.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix got so involved in the scene in which Commodus murdered his father that he actually [...]	D
In reality, Emperor Marcus Aurelius (Richard Harris) died of the plague, and Commodus (Joaquin Phoen [...]	D
Ridley Scott resisted any suggestion that Maximus and Lucilla should have a sexual relationship, bec [...]	D
Contrary to rumor, Enya didn't record any music for the soundtrack of this movie. The song simply so [...]	D
According to Ridley Scott, the hidden dagger Commodus draws from his sleeve during the final duel th [...]	D
Commodus tells Lucius the tale of Emperor Claudius who was betrayed by his own family, as an analogy [...]	D
British post-production house "The Mill" was responsible for most of the CGI effects in this movie. [...]	D
A prequel was considered, but it was changed into a sequel that would play fifteen years later and f [...]	D
Ricardo Cruz, horse stunt specialist, took the white horse Montero that Russell Crowe rode to the Te [...]	D
From the outset, Ridley Scott made it quite clear that this "sword and sandals" movie would not feat [...]	D
Sir Richard Harris (Marcus Aurelius) was originally set to play Commodus in La caduta dell'impero ro [...]	D
During the opening battle sequences, the barbarian chanting is the same as the warrior chanting in Z [...]	D
Over 27,000 pieces of armor were made specially for this movie.	D
A central part of this movie's main battle theme was re-used nearly identically in the famous score [...]	D
Russell Crowe claimed that the shooting script was highly incomplete and many scenes and lines of di [...]	D
The real-life Commodus was the only Roman Emperor in history to fight as a gladiator in the arena. H [...]	D
Right before filming their scene together, Oliver Reed asked Omid Djalili, "Are you a method actor?" [...]	D
One of the first DVDs to be released in the U.K. to come with DTS sound.	D
Ridley Scott initially thought that David Franzoni's dialogue was too "on the nose", so he hire [...]	D
Russel Crowe's character is often refers to as a Spaniard, which would not have been accurate. At th [...]	D
Oliver Reed's main motivation for taking the part of Proximo was because he fancied a "free trip to [...]	D
The leather armor worn by Maximus when he first becomes a gladiator was originally made for Russ Tam [...]	D
Screenwriter William Nicholson added the aspects of the movie in which Maximus discusses the afterli [...]	D
The real-life Commodus was born to a mother who was rumored to have either slept with a Gladiator or [...]	D
The wounds on Russell Crowe's face after the opening battle scene are real, caused when his horse st [...]	D
Despite winning the Oscar for best visual effects, critic Roger Ebert spoke in an interview with Cha [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix was always Ridley Scott's first choice to play Commodus.	D
Jennifer Lopez auditioned for the role of Lucilla.	D
Russell Crowe became good friends with Richard Harris during filming, a friendship that unfortunatel [...]	D
Various historians have tried to find proof that the awning in the Colosseum really was used as a co [...]	D
Ridley Scott insisted on including the scene of Maximus seeing Commodus practicing sword fighting ea [...]	D
Originally, Maximus was supposed to fight Proximo in the Colosseum after being captured, probably as [...]	D
Ridley Scott and cinematographer John Mathieson used multiple cameras filming at various frame rates [...]	D
Initially, Russell Crowe had no interest in reading the script, as he was in the midst of working on [...]	D
While looking at the dailies, Ridley Scott noticed that Joaquin Phoenix was gaining weight. Scott sp [...]	D
This movie had surpassed its $103 million budget within two weeks of release.	D
In a 2018 interview while promoting All the Money in the World (2017), Christopher Plummer was asked [...]	D
Bodybuilders Ralf Moeller (Hagen) and Sven-Ole Thorsen (Tigris the Gaul) in real life both hold blac [...]	D
All of the props, sets, and costumes were manufactured by crew members, due to high costs and unavai [...]	D
The tigers enter the arena via trap doors in the wooden floor. In at least one shot, the gladiators [...]	D
Maximus' death, and the speech Lucilla gives to the Roman spectators, the Roman Centurions, and the [...]	D
Historically speaking, Gladiators were owned and trained by Lanistae and kept at a Ludus. Neither el [...]	D
Sir Richard Harris would frequently ignore any newly re-written scenes, as he couldn't be bothered t [...]	D
This movie is credited with sparking a revival in big historical epics. In the the years after its r [...]	D
The short sword used by the Roman army, the Gladius Hispaniensis, is seen being used by many gladiat [...]	D
Russell Crowe was continually unhappy with the screenplay, re-writing much of it to suit his own end [...]	D
David Hemmings' pointed eyebrows were his own.	D
Russell Crowe explained why he said yes to the movie: "They said, 'It's a $100 million film. You're [...]	D
In real life, Marcus Aurelius died from the plague. In this movie, Commodus strangles him during an [...]	D
Roger Ebert described Gladiator as looking "muddy, fuzzy, and indistinct" and criticized the writing [...]	D
Lou Ferrigno was originally cast as Tigris of Gaul, but was replaced during production by Sven-Ole T [...]	D
The blur effect that appears halfway through the war scene between Maximus' Army and the Germanic tr [...]	D
Oliver Reed was asked to read for the part of Proximo, something he always refused to do. However, a [...]	D
On the Special Edition DVD, the making-of documentary, Strength and Honor: Creating the World of 'Gl [...]	D
Jude Law was considered for the role of Commodus.	D
Connie Nielsen and Tommy Flanagan share the same birth date, July 3, 1965.	D
Maximus's tattoo "SPQR" stands for "Senatus Populusque Romanus," which translates to "The Senate and [...]	D
In the iconic shot of Maximus' hand brushing the stalks of wheat, the hand actually belongs to Russe [...]	D
Maximus witnessing Commodus training in armed combat with Roman soldiers foreshadows Commodus fighti [...]	D
William Nicholson had thought that his time on the movie was over when he returned home to England, [...]	D
Connie Nielsen found the 2,000-year-old signet ring she wears in the movie in an antique store.	D
When the gladiators, including Maximus, arrive in Rome, they are seen entering a sort of "holding ar [...]	D
While reading the script one morning two weeks into production, Joaquin Phoenix thought it made sens [...]	D
Maximus' description of his home--specifically, how the kitchen is arranged and smells in the mornin [...]	D
Sir Derek Jacobi (Gracchus) would later play father to and be slain by Tony Curran (Assassin #1) in [...]	D
In the Battle of Carthage battle scene in the Colliseum, Juba (Dimon Hounsou) hands a sword to Maxim [...]	D
Ridley Scott claimed that the opening moments of Maximus pondering a bird before the battle was simp [...]	D
Shot over a period of eighteen weeks.	D
The scene where Maximus finds his family's corpses originally called for him to do a normal discreet [...]	D
The young actor who plays Maximus' son, Giorgio Cantarini, also played Guido's son Joshua in La vita [...]	D
In the original drafts of the script, the name of the main character was not Maximus, but Narcissus, [...]	D
In the director's commentary, Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe explain that the names of the horses on [...]	D
This is Russell Crowe's favorite of any American movie that he has done. He also cites Maximus as hi [...]	D
Tigers can be difficult to train, but remarkably, the production found that several days into filmin [...]	D
Gracchus was originally supposed to die.	D
Maximus' pet wolf is played by Kyte, a female Tervuren Belgian Shepherd. The production couldn't use [...]	D
It is a common misconception that a Roman emperor put his thumb upwards to signify that a gladiator [...]	D
In La caduta dell'impero romano (1964), Commodus was played by Christopher Plummer. Plummer worked w [...]	D
Oliver Reed died three weeks before principal photography ended. Because Proximo was considered a ke [...]	D
Unlike in the movie, Commodus did not immediately succeeded his father as emperor but instead shared [...]	D
Oliver Reed insisted to Ridley Scott that his life was his own after five o'clock. Scott readily agr [...]	D
The real Commodus fought in the arena. Unbeknownst to him, the soldiers preparing the gladiator to f [...]	D
The bust of the leader was originally painted, and not the bare carved stone in the tent, and around [...]	D
Russell Crowe's depiction of Maximus has been commemorated in Australia on an official stamp.	D
Russell Crowe later admitted that he initially felt unworthy of all the praise and the Oscar for Bes [...]	D
Trujillo, what Maximus describes to the Emperor as the place where his home is in the hills, is in p [...]	D
The opening battle scenes in the forests of Germania were shot in three weeks in the Bourne Woods, n [...]	D
This movie shares its title with I gladiatori della strada (1992), but it has no connection to that [...]	D
Over the course of the gladiatorial scenes, Russell Crowe lost all feeling in his right forefinger f [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The prop snow in the opening battle scene and aftermath was created by using little pieces of rolled [...]	D
Many of the animals were loaned to the production from the zoo in Rabat, Morocco, as a way of gettin [...]	D
The totem carried by one of the Germanic tribesmen in the opening scene is a Zardoz-mask from the fi [...]	D
Tom Sizemore auditioned for the part of Maximus. Sizemore worked with Ridley Scott on Black Hawk Dow [...]	D
Temperatures in the gladiator arena would frequently top 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) [...]	D
Ridley Scott claimed that Commodus watching Lucius sleep was not pedophilia, but rather meant to sho [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix was incredibly nervous on set; he asked Russell Crowe to rough him up before their b [...]	D
On visiting the real Colosseum, Ridley Scott remarked to production designer Arthur Max that it was [...]	D
While the character Maximus is fictional (or an amalgam of several historical figures, as noted else [...]	D
Kirk Douglas saw this movie when it was first released and liked it, but said it was nowhere nearly [...]	D

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When Gracchus sends his servant to meet Proximo with the money at the foot of the Colossus, the gree [...]	D
At the end of the second battle in Zucchabar, Maximus throws his sword. The next shot shows Maximus [...]	D
After the first fight in the Colosseum, Commodus refers to the battle being reenacted as "The Battle [...]	D
During the first fight in Zucchabar, Maximus stabs one of the opposing gladiators. The sword passes [...]	D
When Lucilla shuts Maximus' eyes after he dies, his eyes flicker before they are touched. This could [...]	D
The morning after the battle, when Maximus is patting his horse, a crew member in blue jeans walks b [...]	D
In the opening battle, when the two armies run together, a Roman soldier in the center of the screen [...]	D
When Gaius instructs the soldiers to kill the two prisoners (on the command of Commodus), he says "f [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius wasn't killed by Commodus. That is a false theory which has no factual evidence in r [...]	D
By 180 AD, Emperors were given the honorific "Augustus," with "Caesar" usually reserved for the heir [...]	D
"Maximus Decimus Meridius" doesn't follow Roman naming conventions. A classical Roman man's name con [...]	D
During the final fight, just as Maximus is about to stab the emperor, the rubber blade can be seen w [...]	D
The disclaimer states that, while based on true events, the story is fictional. Most liberties taken [...]	D
When Maximus is walking in the street under guard with other gladiators to the Coliseum in preparati [...]	D
At the end of the Roma-Carthage reenactment, Maximus picks up a spear and holds it up while mounted [...]	D
The opening battle is wildly inaccurate. The Roman legions were trained to fight as a regimented for [...]	D
In Commodus-Maximus fight, when Maximus picks up his sword from ground we can see that shadows of tw [...]	D
The Caesar wouldn't have made the switch of power on the battle field alone and without witnesses. M [...]	D
After the fight against Commodus, a piece of sky appears where the Colosseum's upper tiers should be [...]	D
When Maximus wounds his 3rd enemy during the second fight in Zucchabar, blood splashes on Maximus' r [...]	D
Gracchus's servant warns him of the Praetorians coming to arrest him by saying, "Praetorians, master [...]	D
During the first battle in the Roman Collisium, as Maximum is mounted on the white horse and the bat [...]	D
When Maximus approaches Tigris and he picks up a handful of dirt, the shield disappears from his lef [...]	D
The scheduling of the fighting games at the Colosseum always stressed equality and parity between co [...]	D
During Maximus' second fight in Zucchabar, he cuts the stomach of the fourth gladiator he confronts [...]	D
Roman legions always fortified their encampments; they never camped on open space.	D
After Maximus, Commodus and the guards are lifted up into the arena; the guards form a circle that c [...]	D
After Commodus kills Marcus Aurelius, Commodus tells Lucilla that Marcus Aurelius died in his sleep, [...]	D
In the opening scenes, during battle preparations, Quintus says, "The danger to the calvary..." inst [...]	D
In the first gladiatorial battle, one gladiator uses a spiked ball and chain (flail). This type of w [...]	D
Proximo tells the trader he'll give him "2000 for the men and 4 for the beasts", but he then says "t [...]	D
As the body of Maximus is being carried out of the Colesseum his head remains level with his body. A [...]	D
When Cicero is hanged, his arms are at his sides. When Maximus is holding him up, his hands are boun [...]	D
In Marcus Aurelius' tent, after the opening battle scene, an officer says Rome was founded as a repu [...]	D
Maximus changes horses on the ride home. He has two horses with him.	D
During the Battle of Carthage, Maximus frees a horse from the chariot and rides it. The horse is wea [...]	D
The film is set in 180 AD and Maximus is nicknamed 'The Spaniard' which is a French term that didn't [...]	D
In the first battle in the Colosseum, when Maximus turns his horse, blood is on his blade. It vanish [...]	D
When Commodus meets the gladiators in the arena after the battle of Carthage recreation, the gladiat [...]	D
When Commodus loses his sword in fight against Maximus, he asks for a sword from the Praetorians. Ma [...]	D
In the opening scene with the battle with the Germanic tribe, they are heard chanting. The audio of [...]	D
Commodus tells Lucius about their ancestors, including Emperor Claudius, who was assassinated in 54 [...]	D
During the chariot battle, when Juba takes off his helmet to kill a Roman, the spike on the helmet w [...]	D
After the arrival of the Spaniard gang in Rome, we see some promoters having a conference, seemingly [...]	D
FLIPPED SHOT: When Commodus and Lucilla enter Rome via chariot, Commodus' scar is on the right side.	D
During the Rome vs. Carthage battle, a chariot slides sideways and hits a wall. A blanket lifts up j [...]	D
When Maximus takes his helmet off at the end of the Roma-Carthage battle, his fingers make indentati [...]	D
When Maximus returns home, the tracks in the wheat field could not have been made by a horse-drawn c [...]	D
Several of the helmet styles used by other gladiators in the "prep room" and arena scenes in Zucchab [...]	D
Characters in the movie smoke cigarettes. Tobacco was introduced to Europe in 1600. However, Romans [...]	D
At one point in the chariot battle, one of the gladiators calls out, "Maximus!" While most only know [...]	D
Maximus refers to his hometown as Trujillo. Though Trujillo does indeed exist (town in western Spain [...]	D
In the film, the emperor and crowd put their thumbs up for "live" and down for "kill." In reality, t [...]	D
In the Roma-Carthage battle reenactment, when one of the archers is cut in two by a chariot's wheel [...]	D
After Maximus defeats Tigris of Gaul, the left side of his neck is covered in blood. However, when C [...]	D
During the reenactment of the battle of Carthage, after Maximus yells "Single Column", and kills two [...]	D
The shots of the senate and Commodus' throne room were shot at the same location. The dark pillars w [...]	D
During the execution scene, Maximus's sword misses both praetorians' heads.	D
Maximus's wife and son hold their hands up to their foreheads, as if to shield their eyes from the s [...]	D
When Maximus kills one of the tigers, it emits the high-pitched scream of an American mountain lion, [...]	D
Commodus says Cleopatra died after an asp bit her on the breast. That image comes from William Shake [...]	D
After Maximus stabs his opponent in the foot with the ax, a shot of his feet shows him falling, and [...]	D
In the first battle, the Germania warriors all have metal swords. This would not be so in real life. [...]	D
Maximus says "Unleash Hell!" Though Hell may not exist in his religion, he might have been aware of [...]	D
When Maximus stabs Commodus in the neck, the blood pearl on Commodus' right cheek appears and disapp [...]	D
In the film, the streets of Rome are very sandy. In reality, they were paved with stones.	D
Prior to the battle between Commodus and Maximus, the elevator or lift only has enough room for one [...]	D
The statues in the movie are plain white, while in reality at that time they were colored. Statues f [...]	D
In the pan-and-scan version, when the chariots make their way into the Coliseum during the Roma-Cart [...]	D
When Maximus states his name to Commodus in the arena, he pronounces his name incorrectly. In Latin [...]	D
In the "recreation battle" involving chariots vs standing men, there is a very quick shot showing me [...]	D
During the chariot battle, a woman in the crowd standing and clapping, near the center of the screen [...]	D
When Commodus has Maximus taken away to be executed, no "official" reason is given to the guards tak [...]	D
Maximus is a general in the professional Roman army (SPQR), but he was Spanish by birth. The Legions [...]	D
The iconic opening shows Maximus' hand reaching down to touch the ears of wheat in a field. In Roman [...]	D
During the fight with the tigers, Maximus falls and rolls over, revealing Lycra shorts.	D
(at around 2h 10 mins) There is vertical camera shake for a couple of seconds. This is not a moving [...]	D
When praying to protect his wife and child, Maximus clearly holds both figures in one hand. When the [...]	D
After Maximus kills the last legionnaire in the arena's battle of Carthage, he is riding a horse wit [...]	D
Maximus and Lucilla loudly discuss a plot against Commodus in the slave chamber while a guard is pre [...]	D
The length of Commodus' hair changes in a few scenes.	D
The tiger gets stabbed with no bleeding.	D
During the meeting between Maximus, Gracchus, and Lucilla, a statue of a boxer can be seen behind Ma [...]	D
A red, yellow and black banded snake is placed in bed with Senator Gaius as he sleeps. The presumpti [...]	D
After the battle with the Germanians, the next morning after the tavern, Maximus is walking in the a [...]	D
A lunge whip is visible when Maximus' horse falls on the ride home.	D
After Maximus beheads the boar-helmeted enemy with two swords in Zucchabar, he throws one of his two [...]	D
When Maximus fights Commodus, rose petals are dispersed evenly across the entire arena. The crowd co [...]	D
During the second battle of Zucchabar Maximus is fighting the gladiator who wears an oversized helme [...]	D
When Marcus Aurelius asks Maximus to tell him about his home, he says the soil is "black, like my wi [...]	D
In one scene, you can see the Tiber river from the Colosseum. The Colosseum was built near one of Ro [...]	D
Tractor tracks and people in modern clothes are seen in some of the shots in ancient Rome.	D
Commodus says that his men lied to him in Germania about Maximus being dead. However, Maximus killed [...]	D
Commodus was assassinated in 192, when he was poisoned by Marcia and then strangled by Narcissus.	D
Maximus is called "The Spaniard". The term "Spaniard" comes from a 14th Century Old French word, but [...]	D
Maximus says Rome is corrupt, to which Marcus Aurelius replies "yet you've never been there". Later, [...]	D
In the 'Battle of Carthage' in the Colosseum, one of the chariots is turned over. Once the dust sett [...]	D
Senator Gaius tells Maximus that Rome was founded as a republic. Rome began as a kingdom.	D
Maximus has "SPQR" tattooed on his left arm. In real life, it would have said "Legio", with the legi [...]	D
Commodus was supposed to have blonde hair, not brunette. He was also supposed to have a full beard.	D
When the senators stand at the top of the senate stairs to welcome Commodus and Lucilla from the Ger [...]	D
In the final scene, when Maximus falls backward and hits the dirt, he moves his left arm inward to a [...]	D
Maximus kicks Tigris down, and his mask slides open. In the next shot, Maximus opens Tigris' mask wi [...]	D
When Maximus is fighting with the last Praetoria guard, who was in charge to take Maximus' at execut [...]	D
When Commodus and Lucius are conversing after Lucius is "sword fighting" Commodus uses the term legi [...]	D
As the gladiators head for the entrance of the Colosseum floor to re-enact the Battle of Carthage, t [...]	D
In the extended edition blu-ray release, as the two soldiers who are being sacrificed are being led [...]	D
At the gladiator school, Maximus lacerates his left shoulder in an attempt to remove his legionnaire [...]	D
When Maximus removes his helmet for the first time after the reenactment of Carthage, Commodus is cl [...]	D
After Maximus defeats Tigris, who is clean-shaven, several soldiers lead him out of the Colosseum. O [...]	D
Locks as portrayed in the movie were not yet invented.	D
When Comodos is arguing with the senators one of them suggests that there seems to be some problems [...]	D
Lucius tells Maximus that his name is "Lucius Verus". Lucius Verus, Lucilla's son by her first husba [...]	D
During the execution of the two soldiers by archers, one of the archers on the right has no idea how [...]	D
Traditional Roman combat strategy of the era taught soldiers to lunge with their swords while under [...]	D
Most of the helmets worn by the Roman soldiers look like some combination of ancient Rome and Oliver [...]	D
When Maximus grieves his dead wife and son, a Bouganvillea flower is on the grave. Bougainvillea flo [...]	D
When Maximus is bound up before the final battle with Commodus, the binding on Maximus' right wrist [...]	D
The soldier who fires the first flaming arrow at the start of the battle changes the orientation of [...]	D
During the Battle of Carthage, Juba throws a spear to kill a chariot driver. The spear clearly bends [...]	D
When Lucilla greets Commodus as the new emperor, Marcus Aurelius is breathing.	D
The "Colosseum" in Roman times was referred to as the "Flavian Amphitheater" and was not called "Col [...]	D
When the street performers are enacting a humorous version of a battle between Commodus and Maximus, [...]	D
When Tigris hits the floor after Maximus kicks him over, his face is clear. In the next shot, when h [...]	D
After the betrayal by Lucilla and the Senators to free Maximus, Commodus sends two men to Gaius' pla [...]	D
Lucilla's contact lenses are visible in a close-up.	D
Right before Proximo dies, he looks up and says "Shadows and dust." From the background and his clot [...]	D
During the fight with the tigers, one of them leaps onto Maximus' back. As he falls down to the grou [...]	D
When Maximus enters the Colosseum to fight against Tigris of Gaul, he's holding the sword in his rig [...]	D
During the initial battle with the barbarians, Maximus kills one by cutting his head off, but his sw [...]	D
Near the end of the Battle of Carthage, Juba runs towards a "Roman" fighter. As he runs, the metal s [...]	D
In the "Roma-Carthage" battle, Maximus rides a white horse, with his sword in his right hand and his [...]	D
The horsemen have saddles and stirrups which hadn't been invented in Roman times.	D
During the fight with Tigris, Maximus kills the tiger and shoves it off of him to the side and we se [...]	D
During the battle with Germans, Maximus is accompanied by his dog, a German Shepherd. The very first [...]	D
In the first battle, the Germania warriors all have metal shields many curved and full body or half [...]	D
When Maximus kills Commodus, his right carotid still pulsates when Lucilla closes his eyes.	D
In the 1 on 1 battle, the sound effects are of constant sword striking sword and not the actual soun [...]	D
During gladiator fights, someone throws bread into the audience. While some claim the bread was hand [...]	D
When Commodus stabs Maximus before their 1-on-1 fight, Maximus' left chest is covered in blood. Howe [...]	D
In the first battle, after a dog assault one of the soldiers, a smudge of dirt is visible on the len [...]	D
When Marcus Aurelius (who died in AD 180) tells Maximus his plans to make him his successor, many po [...]	D
Near the end of the movie, when Commodus and Maximus are struggling for the knife, the rubber knife [...]	D

Frase

Marcus Aurelius: You have proven your valor once a [...]	D
[just before he is stabbed by the guards] Proximo [...]	D
Gracchus: But the Senate IS the people, sire. Chos [...]	D
Maximus' Son: Mamma, i soldati!	D
Lucilla: Please be quiet, brother! Your constant s [...]	D
[as an executioner tries to draw his sword but can [...]	D
Proximo: [addressing his new recruits] I am Proxim [...]	D
Proximo: What do you want? Hmm? Girl? Boy? Maximu [...]	D
[Watching Lucius sleep] Commodus: He sleeps so we [...]	D
[Inspecting the gladiators through the bars, Luciu [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: Let us pretend that you are a lov [...]	D
Proximo: Some of you are thinking that you won't f [...]	D
Commodus: Rise. Rise. [Maximus stands up, clenchi [...]	D
Gracchus: And after your glorious coup, what then? [...]	D
Maximus: Strength and honor.	D
Commodus: [to Falco] Lucius will stay with me now. [...]	D
Quintus: Maximus, please be careful, that wasn't p [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: When was the last time you were h [...]	D
German Barbarian: Ihr seid verfluchte hunde!	D
Maximus: [laughing] You knew Marcus Aurelius? Pro [...]	D
Maximus: Quintus, look at me. Look at me! Promise [...]	D
Proximo: Ultimately, we're all dead men. Sadly, we [...]	D
Gracchus: He enters Rome like a conquering hero. B [...]	D
Commodus: It vexes me. I'm terribly vexed.	D
[Maximus looks at images of his wife and son] Jub [...]	D
Quintus: People should know when they are conquere [...]	D
Maximus: Five thousand of my men are out there in [...]	D
Maximus: You don't find it hard to do your duty? [...]	D
Commodus: I think I understand my own people. Gra [...]	D
Maximus: Do you remember what it was to have trust [...]	D
Commodus: Have I missed it? Have I missed the batt [...]	D
[Lucilla tries to convince Maximus to conspire wit [...]	D
Commodus: What am I going to do with you? You simp [...]	D
Gracchus: Fear and wonder, a powerful combination. [...]	D
[last lines] Juba: And now we are Free. I will se [...]	D
Lucilla: I want to help you. Maximus: Yes, you ca [...]	D
Maximus: I knew a man once who said, "Death smiles [...]	D
Maximus: Nothing happens to anyone that he is not [...]	D
Proximo: So Spaniard, we shall go to Rome together [...]	D
Lucilla: Today I saw a slave become more powerful [...]	D
Commodus: If you're very good, tomorrow night I'll [...]	D
Juba: You have a great name. He must kill your nam [...]	D
Maximus: At my signal, unleash hell.	D
Commodus: The general who became a slave. The slav [...]	D
Maximus: Ancestors, I ask you for your guidance. B [...]	D
Gracchus: I don't pretend to be a man of the peopl [...]	D
Commodus: And now they love Maximus for his mercy. [...]	D
On Screen Text: [first lines, the text that appear [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: [to his daughter Lucilla] If only [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: Won't you accept this great honor [...]	D
Maximus: Roma Ignis	D
Proximo: [holding up a sword] Thrust this into ano [...]	D
Proximo: Listen to me. Learn from me. I was not th [...]	D
[addressing his troops] Maximus: Fratres! [Caval [...]	D
Cassius: On this day, we reach back to hallowed an [...]	D
Maximus: I am required to kill, so I kill. That is [...]	D
Proximo: Those giraffes you sold me, they won't ma [...]	D
Proximo: He knows too well how to manipulate the m [...]	D
Commodus: Your Emperor asks for your loyalty, Maxi [...]	D
Proximo: You're good, Spaniard, but you're not tha [...]	D
Proximo: I know that you are a man of your word, G [...]	D
[Looking at some slaves] Proximo: Can any of them [...]	D
[Upon seeing the Coliseum for the first time] Jub [...]	D
Maximus: [the negotiator is riding headless toward [...]	D
[His only line] Tigris: We who are about to die, [...]	D
[last lines] Maximus: Lucius is safe.	D
Maximus: Five thousand of my men are out there in [...]	D
Maximus: Are you in danger of becoming a good man, [...]	D
Maximus: [to Proximo] He killed the man who set yo [...]	D
Maximus: I may die here in this cell or in the are [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: Tell me again, Maximus, why are w [...]	D
[Maximus is about to ride out with the cavalry to [...]	D
Lucilla: What did my father want with you? Maximu [...]	D
[after the final duel] Maximus: Quintus! Release [...]	D
Commodus: It's a dream, a frightful dream... life [...]	D
Lucilla: Is Rome worth one good man's life? We bel [...]	D
Maximus: [after swiftly dispatching another gladia [...]	D
[during the fight with Maximus, Commodus loses his [...]	D
Marcus Aurelius: Are you ready to do your duty for [...]	D
Proximo: Congratulations, you have very persuasive [...]	D
Gracchus: The beating heart of Rome is not the mar [...]	D

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