Gladiators VS Roman Chariots | Gladiator | CLIP

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@gregorymabrey7508]

9.95! I love it when she gets sliced in half.

[@TheDylls]

9.9 Only missed the subs when Crowe said "Diamond! Diamond!" not "Down low!" 😉❤️

[@phillipsolesky2677]

9 Good triumps (Trumps) over evil. We are about to leave this transgender world and enter the REAL world!

[@HelloWorld-zg3gs]

9/10

[@guy7524]

@@TheDylls Audio sounds like Dive In Dive In

[@alliedavidson4175]

One of the best scenes in any movie. Period. Maximus showing why he was a revered and smart general. Brilliant and perfect. I never get tired of watching it.

[@junyoungkang4127]

I totally agree with you!

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I never get tired of watching Gladiator.

[@nealstanley5270]

Same here. Love the whole movie.

[@twotimesspecial]

NEVEEEEEEEEER!

[@davidreyes665]

MF DOOM

[@julioromero238]

preach.

[@aijaiga]

Same here

[@julioromero238]

Maximus saving Hagen in this scene is why he was so respected by everyone around him.

[@BryonyAmste]

I think his ability to strategize swiftly & brilliantly under pressure also played a major role.

[@julioromero238]

@@BryonyAmste of course! Natural leader.

[@nadnavlis240]

One reason why, yes. Competence in battle commands respect. I have served under commanders who I didn't care for personally, but professionally they were awesome. You put personal differences aside when you are in combat.

[@christopherbruning2499]

Brother ❤

[@murraybeachtel8585]

My favorite part is the attention to detail when his two teams he made in the heat of battle answer as he yells “single column! single column!” All to funnel the last two chariots his way as he retained mobility on a single horse.

[@robwalsh9843]

It took me a while to realize this scene shows just how many Roman military veterans ended up in the gladiator arenas. The quickness with how some of the gladiators react suggests that they were members of the legion.

[@Fitsuuu]

And to add to that, the fact they were members of the legion meant they likely recongised Maximus but didn't speak a word.

[@dlogic6781]

@@Fitsuuu THIS. They respected him so much they would die keeping his secret for his protection rather then betray his identity and trade it for freedom or money.

[@Scriptum_1]

Probably after Comodus new Generals close to the new emperor took the command. Then things fucked up in the legions and vets deserted

[@tefky7964]

Why do you think so? Most gladiators were war prisoners or criminals, so in both cases they would probably knew how to fight, and main point of gladiators was make a show, especially in Rome and when the emperor himself is watching, so the gladiators in this scene were probably the best their masters could send and probably had more fight experiences than many military veterans.

[@robwalsh9843]

@@tefky7964 because many veterans had nowhere else to go after deployment. Whether they ended up as thieves, pirates or gladiators seems inevitable.

[@Stevef2022]

One of the greatest battle scenes in movie history. Truly phenomenal

[@aaronsoto4622]

All these men were Warriors until there very death. I salute them all!

[@benjaminngopwaamos6878]

Maximus finally did what Proximus advised him to do. "Win the crowd".

[@linkuteku7347]

Maxius swings his sword got me everytime

[@288theabe]

3:34 That sword throw 😱👌

[@oli_wood]

And catching too, imagine he would have missed it 😆

[@vinsanity982]

I was entertained!

[@DevanThompsonMBA]

I get chills every time I watch it

[@ajb868686]

The music in this movie is just unbelievable. Hans zimmer is a damn genius.

[@haasjeover5]

You cleary see that Hagen does not trust Maximus in the begin when he says that they should work together. Like he wanted the take the glory for himself, that’s why he didnt join the diamond and give the credits to Maximus’s idea. After Maximus saves Hagen, he understood. Awesome detail.

[@unropednope4644]

Hagen always trusted maximus because he always knew who he was. He served under maximus at the battle of videbona.

[@haasjeover5]

@@unropednope4644 Hagen never served under Maximus, the one that is saying that is another dude. Hagen is a German, he also asks Maximus after this fight if he managed to get many victories in many countries, and after he gets an answer from Maximus, he asks “in Germania?”.. so never served under him bro.

[@unropednope4644]

@haasjeover5 its common knowledge "bro" listen when maximus asks who served before the coliseum fight. The big German, hagen, says I served UNDER YOU in Videbona. Your wrong and ignorantly contradicting 23 years of commonly known trivia. Theres also nothing about his actions that says he doesn't trust maximus. Even if your right (your not) they've known at fought together numerous times for months now.

[@haasjeover5]

@@unropednope4644 huh? HAHAHAH he never served under Maximus, the guy never said UNDER YOU, he says “I served with you” and he has a total different accent then Hagen😂😂 . He never knew him before he saw him when Maximus was recruited😂 he even called him “Spaniard”. Would you call your general Spaniard? Damn you must be a troll rofl I have watched this movie like a zillion times.

[@haasjeover5]

And with trust I meant; look at Hagen, look how he looks when Maximus speaks. He is like “what ever dude”. After Maximus saves Hagen, he aknowledge Maximus decisions and helps the columns.

[@nadnavlis240]

Ridley Scott, what a maestro. Who else could have pulled off such a scene successfully? Very few of the greats.

[@Fire4ward]

4:17 Chills every, single time. 😃

[@jinkim955]

You can see gas tank on chariot at 2:34 😂

[@blitzkrieg2142k]

Cant make it out.

[@BryonLetterman]

@@blitzkrieg2142k if you go stop at exactly 2:34 you can clearly see it

[@HansLemurson]

It looks like a pressurized gas cylinder. Maybe to power a pneumatic mechanism of some kind?

[@swinginjoe8477]

Dang, those Roman’s were advanced to have those cylinders and pressurized fluids

[@SunlightGwyn]

Dr Emmett Brown brought it back in time to fix the timeline.

[@bruceha1615]

Golden age for Russell in this crazy cool looking scene!

[@billb207]

The gladiators are being forced to recreate the historic battle of Zama (202 BC) during the Second Punic War, in which the Roman forces of Scipio Africanus defeated the Carthaginian army of Hannibal. Maximus and his gladiators reverse history by defeating the Roman army pitted against them.

[@corkystorky]

Wasn't hero Hannibal at the beginning of the movie, in the battle at the forest?

[@bluefrogmarch]

I think they were fighting Germanic tribes in that battle

[@alvaro209209]

Hanibal should have march on Rome when he had a chance Roman republic took a gamble and got lucky … Hanibal was a better leader

[@BobSmith-dk8nw]

@@corkystorky No. This was under Marcus Aurelius many years after the Punic Wars. Those took place before the fall of the Republic and the coming to power of an Emperor. .

[@carlomagno7092]

@@alvaro209209 hannibal never had a single chance in attacking Rome, he was routed 3 times trying to take Nola which was a small village.

[@williampoole1742]

4:11 what a great ending to the fight. Best character right there

[@Jackburton-y1y]

This just never gets old

[@rhysmaybrey7739]

Still an epic movie after all these years.

[@frankfarmer7706]

I know this is just a fictional movie but seriously it wasn't for Maximus leadership and majority of the Gladiators that cooperated with him, I'm pretty sure they all would have perished right there, the only gladiators that perished are the ones that were individualistic, except for the last two, but what I found insulting is the Gladiator that wasn't part of the group they got shot by an arrow and rescued by a Maximus is now given orders, I'm assuming he redeemed himself.

[@dlogic6781]

He redeems himself later when he tastes Maximus food for poison as a sign of respect once his secret is out to who he is.

[@justinwilson2282]

When the music hits …. Epic 🥰

[@taotaozhang4568]

One of my most watched scenes ever and I have two favorite parts: 1) 1:50 "Hold, hold, DIVE IN!" this scores Maximus's squad their first tactical victory. Up until then he'd done a great job of organizing their defense, but they still need to score hits and kills to win the battle. I can imagine how the conversation went inside the turtle formation. Maximus: "ok everyone, the chariots are getting closer but that also means they're more exposed. Try to time a hit on the weak point of the chariot- the wheel. After the horse gallops by, I'll signal the attack and you guys try to hit the wheels with your shields". And you know that they had time while defending in the circle so this is totally plausible. Then to have the nerve to actually dive for the attack under a chariot is commendable too, but it's easier if you trust your teammates at that moment which is why cohesion is so important. Masterclass in leadership. 2) 2:10 this is such a small detail I didn't notice it for years! The friggin' MVP javelin thrower scores the second tactical victory for Maximus because when he hits the chariot driver, it starts a chain of events which disables this chariot and makes it knock into another one, also disabling it- so basically that one javelin throw scored 2 chariot and 5 enemy kills. After that, the numbers are balanced enough wherein Maximus's troops can organize more aggressive tactics such as laying the trap. But I can also imagine how the conversation in the turtle went. Maximus: "alright, who here throws a good javelin?" This dude: "I think I can". Maximus: "alright, you hide in the middle of the circle with javelin ready, and if you see a good shot, take it". And thus it went, behind every good play is good team preparation. Another masterclass in teamwork.

[@Mohagrus]

2:34 look at the tank opps

[@nanab256]

This is water injection or nitrous oxide, historical accurate in military use durinh this time

[@SunlightGwyn]

@@nanab256 Yep, in the deleted scenes Maximus charged his Tesla at his home estate in a flashback. Very historically accurate.

[@arjunbala6265]

One Of The Very Best Motion Picture Of All Time. Could keep watching it over and over and over again🙏❤️

[@HannibelleStudio]

After all hus struggles, Maximus really deserved to grow old and grey in his farm house in Spain 😢

[@DetectiveLance]

On his farm with his wife and son and all their crops.

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

That wasn’t Spain

[@Krazy_Kookum]

The look on Djimon's character face when Maximus catches the sword always makes me smile.

[@sherikhata2643]

Love the movie, have watched it more than 20 times. I akso, love the music.

[@SuperStonehammer]

“The Heart of Rome is not in the marbled halls of the Senate, but in the Sands of the Coliseum” The same thing still survives today. WWE, MMA, BOXING🤔🗿👊🏻🍺

[@Kyoko_]

WWE, MMA, and boxing are really gay though.

[@LordMalice6d9]

​@@Kyoko_In.the Gladiatorial competitions that actually fought to the death back then.

[@benjaminperez7328]

NFL

[@Binary_Coder101]

Rome was blood thirsty evil... Enjoying poor helpless people die in the arena defending themselves...

[@ronaldojohnny7774]

Those girls at 1:00 and 3:15 were some of the most badass gladiators and how hard they fought. They were also really gorgeous! Wonder who were the actresses who played them. It was sad to see how many Romans put people like this together to fight to the death and enjoy watching other people kill others for sports. Its amazing how much the world change yet we still fight, whether for power, glory, honor, greed, it still shows how much people love fighting whereas these gladiators fought to survive.

[@nimavamsi9706]

I don't think they would have used Female Roman Soldiers

[@keith6706]

@@nimavamsi9706 There weren't female soldiers in the legions (that we know of...it's always possible some managed to sneak in pretending to be men as it was documented to have happened with later armies), but there were some female gladiators.

[@Hockey-gn2tj]

@@keith6706it was its own class I believe, they had so many lol

[@Inbraneinthememsane]

This apes literally went down like human waste

[@exoticsautoclub9329]

The best movie in my book.

[@folarinosibodu]

2:46 the score begins to sound like Pirates. Thanks Hans Zimmer for repeating yourself.

[@cleofaspingarron]

Commodus reactions are gold

[@Schnuersenkelfon]

0:03 RIP, MetalFace DOOM lives forever

[@TerenceCousins]

A true modern classic.

[@christopherthorkon3997]

This scene is Ridley Scott at his very best.

[@jinhunterslay1638]

Announcer: “The LEGIONNAIRES of School Africanus!” (Show chariots) 🤨

[@corkystorky]

They were supposed to lose so as to avoid embarrassment (just in case)

[@lgnrome]

I like how he used his Army tactics like locking up the shield which is called the Turtle

[@TwilightMysts]

Two mistakes: At 3:33, as the guy throws the sword, he shouts "Maximus!", giving away his name. At 2:34, there appears to be an air canister hidden in the chariot, that is visible when it tips over.

[@FEDEXLuchs]

i wish i could do this comment justice as it was better phrased but its great symbolism that the "scipio" army is wearing armor and using chariots more common found in the Carthage Army rather than roman and the "barbaric horde" using Triarrii armor and weapons

[@DarenJermaine]

This movie was so beautifully made

[@paulrash8861]

Shit was real back then

[@christopherbruning2499]

We will prevail! Through anything! Chariot! 🎉🎉❤❤

[@DubbleTee]

3:33 Juba throws him the sword "MAXIMUS!".... **most best battle music ever ** "Single column! Single Column!" Gladiatrix chariot archers get their throats slashed... our boys win. WHAT A SCENE.

[@chefsj]

I definitely love the music from gladiator even the action scenes

[@Graycata]

Pirates of the Caribbean has a very similar Melody

[@alexanderleach3365]

Best scene in the movie!

[@cvg6486]

2:34 Never forget the modern day equipment!

[@owningyourfinances]

I was today years old when I realized that Pirates of the Caribbean took the music from Gladiator, it's subtle, but it's all there.

[@nastynate-lc7yf]

The time at 222 is the best part of that scene I what about 20times 😂every time I watch the movie ❤

[@jakealanmoviereviews5933]

I know Rome reenacted their most famous battles, but this would be the battle of Zama, not the battle of Carthage. Also isnt it ironic that Maximus plays the role of Hannibal?

[@Master_Yoda66]

Yea lol hannibal a far better leader then any roman leader at the time

[@laisphinto6372]

Scipio Africanus and Quintus Fabius Maximus the delayer were ON par with hannibal

[@Hejjo_7]

​@@laisphinto6372 though to be fair, Scipio learned from Hannibal's tactics. I'd say Fabius wasn't as skilled as Hannibal, but was wise enough to use delaying tactics against him

[@chefmac1092]

How have I not seen the CO2 tank in the chariot at 2:35

[@BobSmith-dk8nw]

Good Eye! I had to look twice but I saw it the second time in that view from behind the chariot. .

[@SunlightGwyn]

*2:33

[@charleshayden7408]

God bless everyone because of this video exactly 999 trillion times more richly beyond your wildest dreams and highest expectations.

[@wearehere4757]

Ok, I grew up loving this movie and I still do. But now with my limited military experience…. I can say he screwed up. He declares himself the leader.. says “this column to the chariot, this column stay with me”. Then he precedes to ride off on a horse without giving further instructions. I get it’s the big moment when the crowd realizes he is a bada** but good god… he just left half the men without instructions 😂😂

[@li8houzz]

That music part at 3:36 oh man!!!!

[@deepakverma8608]

These movies are evergreen

[@salahmahdi5982]

The scene never gets old

[@Brandazzo22]

The deep subtle irony casual poked at is under Commodius, things are exactly opposite of how they're suppose to be. Scipio's legions were dishonored, exiled veterans while Hannibal's forces were seen through an Exotic African lens. Considering the gladiators matched closely to zama legionary times, flip flopping the names of the two opposing forces would have made this whole battle scene make sense.

[@dr_zeus5883]

at 2:32 - 2:34 you can see the pressure tank that flipped the chariot haha

[@bujarnallbani3]

Fantastic film

[@Xerophun]

At 1:53 he doesn't say "Down Low, Down Low" he says "Divert, Divert".

[@andreiv.1008]

No. It "tuuuurtle, tuuurtle". Turtle is a Roman shield war formation showed in the film.

[@Xerophun]

@@andreiv.1008 Testudo doesn't look like that nor would it be used for that purpose.

[@andreiv.1008]

@@Xerophun Try to watch the film with subtitles. It's quite the "turtle" (testudo).

[@Xerophun]

​@@andreiv.1008 Riveting German humor

[@justinmeyerhoff5031]

4:19 FUCK YEAH!!

[@corkystorky]

4:22 could pass as Empire Earth cover

[@cjdesantis2131]

Its crazy MF DOOM actually lived in roman times!

[@Vbx9943]

A beautiful movie

[@BrownsSkull-kp9zz]

DIAMOND!!! DIAMOND!!!

[@generalyousif3640]

3:38 I still find this funny

[@corkystorky]

General Maximus the maximum general!

[@ViridM3]

Came bak to this vid after gladiator 2 trailer just dropped

[@tatianalyulkin410]

Not with the man who had actually defeated " the Barbarians " fighting for " the Barbarians ".

[@MerleUnchained]

2:56 brotha kept his pimp hand strong

[@zedmarlen]

Well if nothing else, this movie and the comments here show how much humans enjoy violence, cruelty, death, and danger.

[@corkystorky]

you must be a Vegan

[@zedmarlen]

@@corkystorky No.

[@WhooshWh0sh]

​@@corkystorkyyou have 3 typos and one missing letter in the word "decent"

[@tylando313]

1:13 Imagine Proximo coming out to see all of his guys dead.

[@tatianalyulkin410]

" Daughter of the murdered parents, sister of the murdered brother..." 2014. Life imitating art.

[@Xombigod]

2:34 hit the gas tank!

[@DoruManiu]

Another mistake among others: Minute 4.19 The gladiator's sword is in his left hand. Minute 4.21 The gladiator's sword is in his right hand...

[@scudder91]

A few of these decisions should definitely have gone to VAR.

[@juliusyapo1181]

How will part 2 even compare with 2000 Gladiator

[@Rotund_Panda_Pants]

It won’t. Part 2 will be a deuce.

[@ismaellouis5729]

A man who recently loses his family is dangerous

[@jaderounder]

Proximo hahaha do i have the best gladiators here

[@Pingaheimer]

Fucking hell, they don't make em like this anymore. This would be a total cgi shitfest nowadays. I don't think i saw one digital shot in this entire insane sequence. What a masterpiece.

[@TheDylls]

"Down Low" lmao subtitles

[@lanipastrami7509]

Yeah

[@Papillon234]

As a ten year old my imagination was blown as far reaching as the Milky Way and i never fascination with history and Rome.

[@Xav1298]

2:36 4:30

[@user-cx6kt3ku2f]

His helmet always irritated me. It feels like it’s the cheapest prop in the movie for some reason.

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

because MF DOOM

[@jesseshaw7998]

I can see your point It's the only thing out of place historically, but besides that it does help "make" the character in a way.

[@ThePerfectRed]

Everything in this movie is so great EXCEPT Decimus Meridius's strange steampunk helmet. Had they just given him a real or near-rear gladiator helmet..

[@marc_bolan]

down low = x / diamond = o

[@breakaway2x]

Arnold Schwarzenegger was in this movie. I heard his voice lol

[@Rydiculous]

New movie tries to recreate this but they use Rhinocerous and boats.

[@lifeofmachine4641]

Commodus needs to brush up on his history

[@sinfulbeliever7083]

They don't make movies like this anymore. I'm tired of this woke Hollywood.

[@GeoGregory-e1e]

Everything is sensitivized its the millenial generation bunch of pansies

[@Donathon-qx8kq]

Lord imagine what a sequel would be like... personally I'm not wanting to

[@Sbxallday]

​@Donathon-qx8kq We're about see the sequel lolbvs.

[@simoncampbell3144]

Full of mental health professionals helping the crowd overcome what they've just witnessed probably 😂😂😂😂

[@GW71093]

Wtf does this have to do with supposed “woke” lmao. It’s just that they don’t want to spend the money on movies like this. Cheaper and more profitable to pump out basic cgi marvel shit.

[@sadmel2705]

The way he hit him in the head with that spike thing..that was so fat

[@gauthierdaviaultmathieu631]

This has nothing to do with the Battle of Zama!

[@kingtut55]

@ 4:19 sword with blood, but @ 4:22 sword all of the sudden is clean and shiny lol - still a great movie

[@Optimusprimerib36]

No one knows who Scippio Africanus was. They sewed salt into the Earth.

[@망치와아드방]

저 황제 배우분. 조커라는 역으로 초재박을

[@schoolofgrowthhacking]

How can they be Roman chariots? I can't think of a single instance that a Roman army used chariots in battle. Not to mention they would be long obsolete by this period, after 100 BC chariots were only used in England by the Celts.

[@lenoraangeliatampubolon8371]

Fly over. Cave & Restoran

[@dovahbear0]

I GIVE TO YOU!! THE LEGIONARIES OF SCIPIO AFRICANUS!!!