Risen (2016) - Roman Justice Scene (1/10) | Movieclips

Risen - Roman Justice: Clavius (Joseph Fiennes) quells Christian riots.
BUY THE MOVIE: www.vudu.com/c...
Watch the best Risen scenes & clips:
• Risen (2016) | Movie S...
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Roman military tribune Clavius (Joseph Fiennes) remains set in his ways after serving 25 years in the army. He arrives at a crossroad when he's tasked to investigate the mystery of what happened to Jesus (Cliff Curtis) following the Crucifixion. Accompanied by trusted aide Lucius (Tom Felton), his quest to disprove rumors of a risen Messiah makes him question his own beliefs and spirituality. As his journey takes him to places never dreamed of, Clavius discovers the truth that he's been seeking.
CREDITS:
TM & © Sony (2016)
Cast: Joseph Fiennes
Director: Kevin Reynolds
Screenwriter: Kevin Reynolds, Paul Aiello
Watch More:
► Fresh New Clips: bit.ly/2taDWqW
► Classic Trailers: bit.ly/2qTCxHF
► Hot New Trailers: bit.ly/2qThrsF
► Clips From Movies Coming Soon: bit.ly/2FrP8VL
► Indie Movie Clips: bit.ly/2qTZMRE
► Deleted Scenes: bit.ly/2ARbLPJ
► Bloopers: bit.ly/2qYmBnc
► Celebrity Interviews: bit.ly/2D4tzw4
Fuel Your Movie Obsession:
► Subscribe to MOVIECLIPS: bit.ly/2CZa490
► Watch Movieclips ORIGINALS: bit.ly/2D3sipV
► Like us on FACEBOOK: bit.ly/2DikvkY
► Follow us on TWITTER: bit.ly/2mgkaHb
► Follow us on INSTAGRAM: bit.ly/2mg0VNU
The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes, and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans.

[@sda3082]

Funny how Hollywood tries to show the Romans as villains and yet everyone loves them

[@Cabbage22927]

Typical

[@HeroHoundoom]

People admire power and Rome was powerful. That's all it is.

[@connorlancaster7541]

Hello does anyone here believe in Jesus?

[@refakashiki3886]

@@connorlancaster7541 me 🙏

[@connorlancaster7541]

@@refakashiki3886 Praise the lord he is beautiful. Do you obey Jesus?

[@simonphoenix3789]

love how the roman soldiers climb up the wall with a shield and then for no apparent reason throw it away. Not to mention the guy tossing his scabbard off to the side as if its an empty magazine from his rifle or something.

[@alexandredevert4935]

Maybe the soldier felt that at this stage of the assault, the shield would not be very useful, versus his 2nd hand free for close combat. Once the Romans reached the defensive wall, throwing stones at them wasn't practical anymore, unless there was others walls with stones ready behind.

[@-_redacted_]

bloodthirst, those jews fought like women, now it was his time to clap some cheeks

[@BoFamous]

... and the romans who throw away their helmets

[@BoFamous]

​@@Matt67012 Even in the process of executing a rout soldiers would NEVER discard their helmets or shields (the exception to this would be soldiers running away and discarding their shields (which in Sparta was considered the height of cowardice (hence the phrase "Come back with your shield or on it (dead)))). It would be like a modern soldier throwing away his helmet and body armor. It is only done in movies to show the star's face and to give the impression of more action.

[@thedon9247]

The Roman officer took his helmet off because it's a movie, and protagonists always do that. The reason that some of them dropped their shields is because this wasn't a proper field battle, it was a skirmish. They stopped fighting in formation the second they got over the wall and the romans held an extreme advantage the second they got over that stone wall.

[@racekpizduskin3740]

defenders: *start shooting rocks and arrows* this dude: "well, sounds like a good time to just take off my helmet"

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

The Romans valued conspicuous displays of bravery and contempt for danger from officers.

[@omicroneridani7456]

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography That's simply Hollywood... 😀

[@Pilgrim98]

​@@MaxwellAerialPhotographyno they didn't

[@MarsFKA]

@@MaxwellAerialPhotography Lost a lot of officers, did they?

[@frauleinhohenzollern8442]

The scene of them throwing their Pila was amazing. I love this

[@realita3702]

Pilum

[@frauleinhohenzollern8442]

Is the plural for pilum, pilum? Or pila?

[@realita3702]

@@frauleinhohenzollern8442 Hello miss, you were right. Pila is plural, Pilum is singular. Sorry it was my bad. Ich danke dir.

[@wintersun398]

As I recall from history class, the Pila were designed to break on impact, so that if they missed their target, they couldn’t be fired back at the Romans

[@noobster4779]

@@wintersun398 Not really, their spear tip was supposed to bend and make it useless though. The soft spear end was supposed to get stuck in a shield and bend itself in the process so removing it from its target would be basically impossible during combat. The spear itself wasnt supposed to break because its much more expensive amking a compleatly new Pilum after the battle then just putting a new metal spear head on it. There was no need for it to break if the enemy cant pull it out in the first place and even if they throw it back...with a bend spearhead it loses basically all armor penetrating capability and would basically just bounce of a roman shield.

[@philipsquire9056]

I scrolled down for the "and the hero takes his helmet off and discards it when the air is full of enemy projectiles" comments. Do they really think we need that to follow who he is?

[@shaha9]

It's a fictional depiction. You must be over 40 or a movie geek. Older films were more historically accurate but also lacked the character traits we strive for in our modern stories. You can't just assume Clavius is a badass leader with dialogue and a premise; now it is visually shown with unrealistic emphasis. Some stories avoid this but for anything of Ancient Europe, we need more visual cues, most modern audiences have forgotten the history of these epics.

[@davidcockayne3381]

@@shaha9 I don’t think one has to be over 40 to see throwing off your helmet in the middle of a battle as the act of an idiot.

[@connorlancaster7541]

Ask the Holy Spirit to teach you and to guide you. KZbin channel Cleveland street preachers and follow Jesus no man no religion. Hebrews 5:9 “salvation is for those who obey. Be holy and obey Jesus.

[@philipsquire9056]

@@davidcockayne3381 I'm well over 40 but as you say, not gonna be taking my helmet off in a battle. Perhaps that's why I made it this far? Oh that and never being in a battle ...

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

Just think of the soldier in Saving Private Ryan - his helmet protects him from a head shot. He takes it off in amazement, gets head shot a second later Maybe this officer took it off in frustration- but then we see projectiles going at his face and he has to dodge a few. This was solely to introduce the character and it is idiotic as soldiers not using the shields as a wall to protect legs and head in tustuto

[@Kael7777]

The roman army was highly trained to fight as a unit. The opposing zealots were not a match

[@kkkjhjhuv5884]

The zealots atually won a revolt and becone independent for 3 years, but in past or present money, training and num numbes wins

[@xdsp]

@@kkkjhjhuv5884 Emperor Hadrian has entered the chat.

[@paprskomet]

@@kkkjhjhuv5884 main problem of Jewish rebels was their own infighting and growing disunity.

[@thedon9247]

@@kkkjhjhuv5884 Yes, at an extremely high cost in comparison to that of the romans. If i remember correctly the Jewish revolts resulted in over a million jews being killed.

[@Hereticalable]

Individualism is death when faced with harsh reality. A lesson the modern westerner could learn from his ancestors.

[@BoFamous]

They throw away their helmets, shields even insouciantly toss their scabbards. My god I’m surprised they didn’t disrobe in this scene:-)

[@cgavin1]

They must have cut the footage where he plunges his gladius in to the desert sand at the end in triumph. 🤣🤣

[@bellgrand]

You ever try chasing down a Zealot while lugging around a 10 kg scuta?

[@thodan467]

@@bellgrand and then he awaits you with a spear

[@fegemarsilang5746]

​@@bellgrand better than not using one I suppose.. I don't wanna get a spear thrusted inside my guts to chase some dude down

[@bellgrand]

@@fegemarsilang5746 I mean, that is what the armor is for.

[@davidtecco6594]

Criminally underrated movie 9/10

[@veronicaredeemed]

I found it lacking in character development.

[@radovanprstojevic1060]

Wouldn't say that based on this "macho" scene!

[@valmid5069]

Definitely Only inaccurate thing is the Movieclips channel saying that “Clavius quells Christian riots” when it was showing Romans vs Jewish Zealots

[@chrisedward7575]

@@veronicaredeemed This scene is not indicative of the movie. It’s a story of redemption with really good characters. I have a hard time not giving it 10/10.

[@veronicaredeemed]

@@chrisedward7575 I own the dvd. I really like some of the scenes and have re watched a bunch. The actors did an amazing job. The plot is good too. I just found the script lacked something. I don't have anything against you liking it.

[@giorgiociaravolol1998]

"When the messiah comes, Rome will be nothing" Aged like milk my dude

[@fallenaeon7084]

Well it's kinda a bit half true because when the Romans took Christianity they slowly declined in power until they lost the Western Roman Empire and finally died when Constantinople fell.

[@randomlygeneratedname7171]

@@fallenaeon7084 Constantinople never fell, it was just under new management and prospered as the new capitol of a greater Empire.

[@fallenaeon7084]

@@randomlygeneratedname7171 What I mean here is that when the Romans embraced Christianity their empire was slowly declining and while the Eastern Roman Empire lived on after the Western Roman Empire fell they only prospered for a while but never reached the same height as the Roman Empire of Old and the Eastern Roman Empire soon slowly met the same fate as the Western Roman Empire when the Ottomans finally came knocking on their door.

[@vincenzo4965]

They are jews they don't believe that Jesus Is the messiah

[@zlatni_orao]

​@@fallenaeon7084The Western part of the Empire was declining because of other reasons, corruption mostly. Eastern Roman Empire prospered under Christianity for another 1.000 years. The Romans should have adopted Christianity way earlier

[@peterlynchchannel]

Zealots would have been better armed, the region had been awash in weapons and armor since the bronze age, and Roman equipment for many decades. I like the scene, it shows the animosity between the combatants as described in Josephus' work, and I like the idea of a pragmatic Pilate sending troops to kill Barabas immediately after releasing him. A very Roman thing to do.

[@davidanderson6055]

I'm not sure weapons from the Bronze age would still be available then. Do you mean just the ability to produce weapons and armor?

[@rafaelomansan]

@@davidanderson6055 Although the average Jewish rebel was under equipped, the Zealots themselves had raided the armories housing the weapons and armor from the time of Herodes and were said to be equipped with Hellenic and earlier Roman style equipment.

[@thedon9247]

Considering Barabas was a convicted criminal and a Jewish extremist, it was smart of Pilate to do that.

[@peterlynchchannel]

@@davidanderson6055 That's right. What I mean is that weapons and armor had a very long history in the Levant and there would be many people skilled in metal working and weapons and armor would be widespread.

[@MrChileno13]

​@@thedon9247 Well, clearly barabas was not a reasonable type of guy

[@fordwaters8335]

A wonderful movie from the view point of the Roman's. I watch it 3 times. Its life changing

[@juliehawkins3816]

I agree, it's life changing!

[@syedahmed8650]

What movie is it?

[@wrongway1100]

This movie was great

[@jrozlie2280]

@@syedahmed8650 risen

[@connorlancaster7541]

Hello does anyone here believe in Jesus?

[@bryanperalta740]

So far this is the first Roman Movie that portrays their campaign in the East. Most of the time Roman movies always potrays them fighting in Western Europe.

[@louise_rose]

There was a TV film about the battle of Masada, towards the end of the Great Jewish Revolt (AD 73, after Jerusalem had been sacked and burnt in AD 70). The film is from around 1980 I think, but fairly good, so it depicts Roman legions in the East too.

[@bryanperalta740]

@@louise_rose But we have yet to see a movie/ TV series them fighting the Parthians

[@delboy-su3wf]

There was a cartoon watched as a kid was biblical. A big guy chief . I wish cd find the cartoon . Used be on Saturday.

[@eljorredor]

​​@delboy-su3wf Believe it's called "Storykeepers" (and yes the bias against the romans in that show was wild)

[@marcobelli6856]

@@bryanperalta740they can make 10 movies with all the wars with Parthia 😂

[@CharlesDeGoat]

Pretty rare to see a movie depicting how roman really used the pilla, as a throwing weapon and not a spear like it’s usually shown in movies

[@robertofulton]

I mean they would have used them as spears in a pinch but yeah they were Javlins not spears.

[@johntheknight3062]

But getting basically everything else wrong.

[@Practical-Theoretical]

It was a great dishonour for a Legionary in Caesar’s legions to lose his shield.

[@paprskomet]

It was dishonor at any time and at any army.

[@Practical-Theoretical]

@@paprskomet We are talking about the Roman Legions.

[@IhorReva-rl9ok]

Throw shields on battle and lose it is different, all shields was markt by numbers and legioner by himself

[@paprskomet]

@@Practical-Theoretical And?It fully applies for the Roman legions as well.

[@hk-4886]

@@paprskometArchilochos begs to differ 😂

[@changer_of_ways_999]

This movie is how Christian movies should be. It was more subdued and less preachy than normal and actually entertaining and well acted and produced like a "normal" movie.

[@MrChileno13]

And show the violence of primitive Christian belivers, they weren't hippies 😂

[@somedude9383]

​​​@@MrChileno13for the first 300(give or take) years of Christianity very few Christians spilt blood believing it to be against God's will(except for the few cases outlined within the Gospels) plus the Zealots were Jews

[@makutas-v261]

​@@EranshahriarAnd yet it was split the moment Jesus preached.

[@auralcross3139]

Well, it is made from a more skeptical perspective in the eyes of the Roman

[@cuchulainn3474]

@@Eranshahriar There was no split from Judaism to form Christianity because Judaism has always worshiped different Gods to the Christians (Israelites/Hebrews). The deities, that the Jews worshiped, were Baal, Moloch and Remphan/Rompha (among many others). Your history books nor schoolteachers won't tell you this as they're promoting an agenda. People, really do believe that that the Christians were Jews and the Jews were Israelites/Hebrews. They couldn't be more wrong.

[@isaactheworshipwarrior6687]

And to think, Barabbas had JUST gotten released from prison.

[@ammagnolia]

Ahahahahahahaha

[@pragmaticpuppy2715]

when in rome lol

[@isaactheworshipwarrior6687]

@@pragmaticpuppy2715 no cake for you!

[@choysakanto6792]

Most Jews wanted freedom from Rome and Jesus doesn't want war, prolly why they chose Barabbas instead

[@Grubnar]

"He didn'tdonuffin' ... he a good boy! He he was unarmed! He didn't have a sword! It wasn't his! He found it! He didn't steal nuthin'! He didn't run from the Romans! He was just jogging!"

[@JellyRoger_XIII]

Didnt saw this movie but have to admit that scene was pretty good. J.Fiennes over the top, as usual (my fave still his Enemy at the Gates' part) and he fit the role truly well, not too 'thin', not too 'muscular'.....just experienced in battles, strong and ruthless as we used to be in the past.🤭

[@connorlancaster7541]

Ask the Holy Spirit to teach you and to guide you. KZbin channel Cleveland street preachers and follow Jesus no man no religion. Hebrews 5:9 “salvation is for those who obey. Be holy and obey Jesus.

[@connorlancaster7541]

Hello does anyone here believe in Jesus?

[@refakashiki3886]

@@connorlancaster7541 me sir 🙏

[@connorlancaster7541]

@@refakashiki3886 Praise the lord he is beautiful. Do you Obey Jesus?

[@jakeg3733]

@@connorlancaster7541 Oh, you guys. You aren't going to convert people on KZbin by regurgitating obscure passages from scripture. People should come to it on their own. In fact proselytizing turns a lot of would-be Christians off. I wouldn't even think about it for years because of people aggressively trying to convert me

[@opkors8756]

Ironically, when the messiah came Rome became everything.

[@Grubnar]

I was just thinking that!

[@Kael7777]

Ironically, the romans, greeks, were gentiles who believed in Christ, the Messiah. In contrast, the Jews rejected him. Thus, God's salvation is for all humans who trust in his son Jesus.

[@johnmario3795]

Who them who believes in Him(God) He gave them right to become sons of God

[@johnmario3795]

Roman's became zealot romans

[@ManusRex]

​@@Kael7777 Look up 'Aham Brahmasmi'

[@MrTwistedLizard]

"When the Messiah comes ROME WILL BE NOTHING" Holy Roman Empire: Are you sure about that?

[@obiwanfx]

leave that to hadrianus

[@bobafett9348]

*Not Holy, Not Roman, and Not an Empire

[@TheRespectedMan]

>comparing LARP to the real thing

[@Rottensparrow]

Actually it's true. Christianity destroyed Roman Empire

[@Astorath_the_Grim]

Rome itself spread christianity.

[@babysealsareyummy]

1:50 Wasn't it a big no no to drop your shield?

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

Rome did nothing wrong. They were just quelling rebellion in an especially troubled province

[@thedon9247]

Yeah, and the movie didn't portray them as wrong or evil. It portrayed them a sort of neutral morally gray light.

[@AJK17.5]

I admire the strengh if the roman empire but when it comes to colonisation the colonisers is always in the wrong, rome did much worse than what the movie shows

[@eugeniofonte2545]

Forza Roma. La vittoria per la gloria. La gloria eterna. Sono passati 2000 anni e tutti ti celebrano come la più grande potenza

[@robertofulton]

This must be the first instance in movie history where the use of a testudo formation actually made sense and would have been effective.

[@marcomoyabelmonte2875]

Qué aprendemos de este clip? Qué no hay piedra lo bastante dura, ni espada lo suficientemente afilada que puedan hacer frente al arma más poderosa de todas, la disciplina.

[@connorlancaster7541]

Hello do you believe in Jesus?

[@marcomoyabelmonte2875]

@@connorlancaster7541 of course I believe, but discipline is the more powerfull weapon of armys

[@connorlancaster7541]

@@marcomoyabelmonte2875 Praise the lord he is beautiful. Do you obey Jesus?

[@yliangascard7636]

@@connorlancaster7541 What is the link between respecting the Roman army and religion ?

[@geraldwilson681]

In that era of history the Roman Legions were virtually invincible. Yes they took casualties and losses but eventually they prevailed and were truly the strength of Rome!!💪

[@restitvtor439]

this is a very good depiction of the discipline the romans had in battle

[@luciusvorenus9445]

Where's Titus Pullo when I need him?

[@cgavin1]

😒😒😒

[@Comezuki]

Roman have really good strategy in battle

[@triplegllc.7807]

Machines!!!! Thats why we still here about them & absolutely tactical & well planned!

[@charlesramsay2401]

I've seen the movie interesting take from Roman point of view. Fiennes was commissioned by Pilate to locate the missing Jesus after his resurrection. He was there at the crucification and saw Jesus die. The investigation was conducted like a detective or PI notably like Dragnet. Until Fiennes ran across the risen Savior he saw dead on the cross.

[@joelex7966]

Great clip, now I want to see the movie

[@Olzme]

i like how taking off his powers gave him ultra instinct to dodge all missiles.

[@TrueCrimeQueen]

Loving your content! Stay safe everyone 💖💖💖

[@jesseulrich2185]

The moral of the story: Shields, helmets, scabbards... Useless, throw them away, who needs em?

[@valmid5069]

Barbaric Invaders: *That Zealot dude is a visionary*

[@bobafett9348]

Justinian: Not if anything to say about it, I do !

[@edgabrielocay3376]

It's the other way around.

[@Astorath_the_Grim]

Hadrian sends his regards.

[@Grubnar]

Sure, this is just a movie. It is fiction. But how it shows that the Romans win through superior discipline and tactics, is historically accurate!

[@D.W.C935]

Well Jesus Christ is Real and Did die for The Sins of The World He isn't Fictional Friend.

[@Deliveryisthebestivery]

As a Roman Historian this is a really well done battle scene. The soldiers would have had 2 pila, and their was always a rear Optio and Maniple to secure thee rear. But otherwise it's solid

[@kokutai3331]

What would the point be in throwing your helmet on the floor when projectiles are being launched at you.

[@willemvanderspek4680]

Finally a movie that applies the testudo in a realistic scenario!

[@YoungXelDong]

Who is the ex-roman guard that he interviewed inside a bar? His acting was superb

[@mrmoralman1]

I am a Muslim, and I was fixated by this movie. Honestly well worth the watch

[@mrmoralman1]

@@adameve2647 erm this is a movie

[@alicejohn7316]

I am an Orthodox Christian , and I enjoyed this movie as well. 😂

[@realita3702]

I am agnostic in my believes and I love the Romans :D Live in peace my Muslim and Christian brothers.

[@alevort]

I'm animistic and I'm going to watch it

[@analorente9781]

I Saw this film,very nice, and Joseph Fiennes is one of my actors that I likes he and his world.... Good bye Bafana

[@analorente9781]

Continúe , risen, Lutero, Shakespeare in LOVE.... and many ,many more. .

[@JM-nw2pb]

Should have ended crucified as leader of a rebelion. PLus we want more roman movies(good gladiator ones not bad written copies)

[@ebf5026]

"Testudo!" - Are you not going to get in the testudo?!

[@drfye]

I liked this film, was pleasantly surprised. I didn't really know about it and didn't have any particular expectations. Turned out to be an all around decent film.

[@laisphinto6372]

This movie and several Other movies that Just depict the Stories in the bible are the best Christian movies but whenever IT goes to the modern era especially in America IT gets stupid really fast and WE end Up with stuff Like gods Not dead. I argue that every biblical Story IS an amazing template for a great movie because IT has depth in IT and contrary to some stereotypes None of the biblical Character besides god are perfect beings WHO never struggled even Jesus struggled Not to mention Davids Story WHO began AS a very devoted servant of god but AS a Hero the Fame got to him and He developed Bad traits beginning to lie and murder

[@edith4246]

Great movie 😘💕👍🏻

[@TheNecessaryEvil]

Biggins

[@KD400_]

Lol sure of course a pretty woman like u loves this

[@alanlangmaid3735]

If only the Romans had the correct Armour and full size shields, this film would've been so much better.

[@anthonytv1952]

I LIKE VERY MUCH THE WAY HE MOVES HIS HEAD TO AVOID STONE PROJECTILES ... UNTIL THEN !!!

[@Gaibreel]

The preview looks good. I'm not Christian but love ancient rome history 🤣 I wanna watch this

[@sergiofernandez4566]

Rome was not Cristian most of the time of its existence only became Cristian in the last centuries

[@Gaibreel]

@Sergio Fernandez of course not. It wad very anti Christian for a long time

[@marbleporphyry]

@@sergiofernandez4566 Rome was Christian longer than it was pagan. It continued after 476

[@sergiofernandez4566]

@@marbleporphyry You mean counting Byzantine Rome

[@marbleporphyry]

@@sergiofernandez4566 Yes. Rome.

[@hyper-lethal-sigma3]

You know I hadn't seen him sence enemy at the gates I thought he was dead

[@infamouzssavage5815]

Lol same

[@yevgeniyfureyster3502]

Such good movie

[@veterinaryspecialinformati7096]

Movieclips is very good youtube channel

[@metalbearuk]

I have the blu ray of this, and have never sat down and watched it yet, I must correct that soon.

[@ccptube3468]

This Movie is a Masterpiece.

[@user-nl6pq4df5m]

Скажите пожалуйста название фильма

[@andreadelao500]

💘💘 fantastic 💘💘

[@Morlock1943]

If you have been trained day and night for several years to use a shield formation - please use it.

[@KingstonKingdom]

first time in film history a testudo was used properly lol

[@collintankiewicz4107]

Lol they think Tiberius is bad wait till Hadrian's legions get there lol

[@strikezero01]

And in the end, he still gave him a soldier death

[@baguettelauncher8839]

"god has chosen me" Proceed to look at his face. - I doubt that

[@randomlygeneratedname7171]

I never understood Hollywood hatred of Helmets. Even in the mandolorain series they couldn't resist removing the helmet.

[@ideagame3633]

Roma , Roma , Roma ! Legio ! Aeterna ! Aeterna! Victrix!

[@Patriotamineiro66]

😂Very good film, great actors, I've seen it several times, I don't get sick of it, I recommend it.

[@user-nl6pq4df5m]

Как называется фильм! Скажи пожалуйста?

[@Fantasly.18]

​@@user-nl6pq4df5mRisen

[@lvtuckerrvb]

Alright, someone bring Hadrian to the field, hes got the solution.

[@refakashiki]

1:14 observation haki !!!

[@johntheknight3062]

So much potential and so much of it wasted. These little details like commander throwing out his helmet in a storm of projectiles, random soldiers throwing off their shields and parts of equipement for no reason, formation breaking on top of the wall for no reason, forming testudo just after they lost like 20% of their men... I mean why? Also these horrible 60s prop shields are just... oh my Gosh. Why? It could've been so much better.

[@joshuajuarez9930]

"When the messiah comes Rome will be nothing" He came, and they begged the Romans to execute him 🙄

[@ultra_vires]

The enemy are exclusively using missile attacks. *Removes helmet*

[@manassesnascimento4483]

If it were Thanos and his armies, the Romans would certainly lose

[@kestutiskasperavicius3801]

Finally someone decided to respect history at least a bit. Main weapon Romans used was pilum and they won most of the battles just by throwing them.

[@awesomebrawel4050]

No they did not win most of them just by throwing them

[@kestutiskasperavicius3801]

@@awesomebrawel4050 yes they did. Less organized opposing armies often were not able to withstand pilums thrown wave after wave at them and ran.

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

Roman army ! A perfect killing monster !

[@istoppedcaring6209]

ah yes, going to batttle without a helmet whilst being pelted with projectiles, makes perfect sense

[@outbackgearforu]

This is how the Pax Romana was maintained ,same way the Pax Americana is maintained,blood ,death,war,nothing’s changed

[@potatomatop9326]

Who said they had no Clash of Clans back in 117 AD?

[@bute6838]

Until then...

[@RockySheperd]

Long Live the Empire.

[@randomcenturion7264]

Long Live The Empire

[@kapikoyli]

Now i love the Roman much much more....

[@pyromaniac034]

for what

[@sergiofernandez4566]

If the Romans were in the times of Muslims they would have fight the muslims too man, Romans have several Gods and were tolerant with other people,s Gods as long as they do the same....but Jews, Cristians and Muslims maintain that there is only a God and that other Gods were false.

[@javiermartinez5542]

Roma victrix !!! !!! ⚔️

[@vampirecount3880]

2:52 Man he would be pissed if he knew the messiah would come and his followers would make Rome the capital of his kingdom...

[@craigmurrayauthor]

stop putting leather armband thingies on Romans. They never wore them. There is not a single statue or image showing a Roman wearing one of those leather bands but every friggin movie has them.

[@anthonyrhodes8042]

Why are the Romans wearing leather armor?

[@vagodinfir1636]

Budget

[@xdsp]

Likely budget, but much like modern militaries, I'd imagine that the Romans adapted their armor kits to the environments as well. Lorica Hamata and Segmentata were costly and time-consuming to produce and Musculara was reserved for the officers. Not to mention hot af and exhausting to wear in a desert climate. Even the Persians/Sassanids didn't bother much with metal armors probably for that reason.

[@Leo.AC.]

Me gusta el aspecto y la actitud de los romanos cuando entran en la posición de los judíos, se ven confiados y seguros, desenvainan y arrojan al suelo los escudos sabiendo que cuerpo a cuerpo no tienen rival.

[@RiceBoy1975]

Respect both sides as they fought for thier belief

[@dragunov-]

Oh yeah I’m heading into a fight I think I’ll just drop my shield the one piece of my equipment most likely to keep me alive

[@easyrecipesanddeliciousfoo2954]

我好喜欢这个频道的节目哦💖🌷😳😳

[@goatedbross9975]

Hi Good Morning Day Everybody and Good Afternoon.

[@ALX65]

Good morning to you😎👍

[@raiz1075]

good morning to you

[@ferrarimonzaf1780]

un très grand film merci

[@user-lb1di9ud7j]

if the name of the movie be the centurion i guess it would fit better

[@sodablower]

This still has the worst crucifixion scene of any film i've seen. I don't remember who is being crucified (not Jesus! 🙄), but it's done in such a conveyor-belt/run-of-the-mill/'regular day job' kinda way that it was all the more impactful!

[@goblin-sightingdnd1037]

Yeah; I agree. I really loved the realism of that scene. For the Romans, this would have just been mostly just another execution to get over with; and in a city the size of Jerusalem with all the unrest going on, it stands to reason that they would have had a well-used crucifixion site set up with typical Roman efficiency, which is something I don't think other movies don't seem to remember as they treat it like a huge thing even for the Romans, who, like you said, would have just been going through another execution.

[@tallguy779]

Movie or otherwise, crucifixions were the worst no matter what. Also, wdym you don't remember who is being crucified? It's Jesus in the middle with a thief on either side.

[@tallguy779]

@@goblin-sightingdnd1037 It sure seemed like any other execution that day until there was the darkness, the earthquake, the rocks splitting, dead saints coming to life, and the temple veil rending from top to bottom, among other things.

[@WANIEWAN2]

the look on his face when he saw Jesus alive tho

[@ammagnolia]

@@goblin-sightingdnd1037 when it comes to Jesus, there were many political reasons why Romans were involved and concerned with the whole thing (Pilot trying to keep control over things and having a huge group blood thirsty to kill Jesus) it might not have been a big deal but the political parts and the unrest with the people they had control over, there would have been tention at the very least for the Roman soldiers involved mostly but mostly with keeping control and keeping the peace, not so much taking everything personal or have it be religious. It was all political.

[@Boxingbear]

Grubby peasants sure took off when they closed in lol

[@kizerx1928]

Funny how when the messiah came, they asked the Romans to torture and crucify him.

[@the2ndcoming135]

People: But, that’s a fairytale. Jesus: Yup😎

[@barrett2724]

lol find some proof

[@the2ndcoming135]

@@barrett2724 ever heard of The Green Knight? He survived a fire holocaust😁

[@jyothisantony2360]

@@barrett2724 Just read the Bible prophecies in the new testament and Daniel.After that, look around you. Also Jesus said that those who demand for the proof of God to believe in him will never find it. but seek God himself and his righteousness, then you will find it.

[@ALX65]

@@jyothisantony2360 exactly.

[@ALX65]

@@barrett2724 he's right man. Demand for proof and u won't find any,but seek God and you'll find him,100%

[@zachrich7359]

ROMA INVICTA!

[@Astorath_the_Grim]

I literally said this out loud just a moment ago.

[@Theantininja]

Historically the majority of Jews would not believe their Messiah had come until a long time later when someone named Simon Bar Kokhba started a revolt that nearly kicked Rome completely out of Judea. Then along came Hadrianus. Otherwise known as Emperor Hadrian. If you ever heard of Hadrian's Wall up in England, he's the guy that built that. He's also the guy that reconquered Judea from Bar Kokhba, killed about 600,000 jews in the process, scattered the remaining jews across the entirety of the empire, made worship of the jewish faith illegal within the empire's borders, and renamed the province SYRIA PALAESTINA. Sorry to be paragraph guy. Just a cool bit of history.

[@alexcerdan4500]

I like them they were badass.

[@Astorath_the_Grim]

Hadrian sailed to Judea with 12 legions!

[@TheRomanTribune]

Filthy jews had it coming

[@Maria-ie2ic]

Very nice 🌈🌸🌈🌸🌈

[@zhouwu]

Boys will always be boys, but we sometimes play with better toys, and sometimes worse.

[@ottokarl5427]

Nice touch that the Tribun acknowledges Jahwe. Romans didn't have any problems with the Jews believing in something else - it was the monotheism they struggled with

[@abrklham]

Literalmente el 99% de personas no me apoyaran pero tengo fe de que algún día podre ser reconocido 😥 😥

[@user-oo8zt1sc1c]

Si, serás reconocido como el más Kapo... El Maska poronga.

[@pewpewman._.3415]

Reconocido en el orfanato

[@otisbeck5327]

The Roman Legions vs Jewish Zealots (Sicarii)

[@67claudius]

More than a legion I would speak of a couple of contuberna