Ridley Scott has lost quite a few loved ones in recent years, two brothers I think, and it seems to have affected how he's approached Films in his later years. Look at Covenant, The Last Duel and now Gladiator 2.

i also think some people forget that in the context of horror movies especially, there’s an emphasis on practical effects and sets. unlike superhero or action films, where CGI is prevalent and v normalized

No mention anywhere of the Legendary Oliver Reed... Who walked off with every scene he was in and Russell crowe disappeared into the background. '' 'The line You sold me a QUEER giraffe is iconic... A fitting last film for the Amazing Reed..

My favorite movie. So underrated by those who don’t understand it

Give ridley scott 2 billion dollars. Let him do hannibal or so something,

I saw the movie, when I saw sharks in the colosseum...that was the moment I understood the movie is TRASH, and the guy riding a rhinoceros...comon F%ck you..

Calamity Coyote from Tiny Toons sued Acme but lost can't remember which episode specifically. But he used the catapult as an example of acme's faulty products, demonstrating in court how it failed to do what it was advertised. The acme lawyer(maybe owner)? A fat rat (literally) claimed its because he wasn't using the product correctly and then preceded to demonstrate the same catapult successfully (using Calamity as live ammunition of course), Calamity lost the case.

i thought the water battles in the colosseum was completely cgi

I Like Stanley Kubrick's Napoleon.

I Did Bring In 2004's The Aviator On DVD To McHenry West Campus High School, Ms. Sindelar Did Tell To Me That We Didn't Get To Watch It Because That There Was Swearing And Nudity In It.

R.I.P. Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980)

I Like Alejandro Jordorowsky's Version Of 1984's Dune.

R.I.P. Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999)

R.I.P. James Horner (1953-2015)

R.I.P. Jerry Goldsmith (1929-2004)

R.I.P. Tony Scott (1944-2012)

R.I.P. Roger Ebert (1942-2013)

I Like Nick Cave's Version Of 2024's Gladiator II.

Thoroughly enjoyed it. The legendary craft is evident, and I found it better than the tralers suggested. My only gripe was the multi-camera approach robs the movie from individual power. The whole movie feels like it was shot with the same set up, the close ups don't isolate.

CU Podcast sent me here

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Scott does not still have it. It is impressive he is still going at his age though, just the quality and ingenuity of his films have clearly declined.

Ridley Scott proves that he still is a MasterClass at film making.. This film was a breath of fresh air.. I was pleasantly surprised at how good this movie was.. Did anyone catch the Alien Romulus nod , in one scene a statue is shown of a Wolf breast feeding 2 infant children, Lucius comments on the statue.. Romulus and Remus the founders of Rome..

Shit movie.

The bond production were not to happy about the 007 stage burning down

Ridley 'production for productions sake' Scott.

I haven’t seen the film yet. I look forward to seeing it, but I don’t expect it will be better than the first film. Anyway, another great video sir!

Hi, your videos are great and really informative (I especially enjoyed the one about Kubricks Napoleon), but I’d appreciate if you’d stop using AI to visualize things, but if you’re reluctant to do that at least make the disclaimer bigger. AI art is not the future.