Okay GLADIATOR (2000) YOU GOT ME!! - First Time REACTION!!!
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Hans Zimmer does it again, pairing a SENSATIONAL SCORE with one of the best films I've seen in a while. Pop a squat and watch with me the phenom that is Gladiator (2000). FIRST TIME REACTION!!
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Actually, The Pirates of the Caribbean music sounds like Gladiator music since Gladiator came out years before.
This has been my favorite movie since the moment I saw it at the age of 12. Nothing has ever come close.
Joaquin Phoenix was just brilliant in this movie. I cant picture any other actor playing this part better.
"Who will help me carry him?" 😭😭😭
"You are the son that I should've got." hits so hard.
Maximus returning home is a timeless event. A scene like this could be set in any part of the world, in any culture, in any period in history, and it would hit the same.
2:54 I'm actually totally impressed that you knew the legend Richard Harris. You should watch the movie Hawaii. I guarantee you nobody else, but myself, will recommend that movie...but it is a fascinating and great movie!
Something I never noticed before this reaction (despite watching this movie more than five times) is that Maximus’ armor, the silver embossing on the chest piece? Shows a pine tree, two facing horses and sheltered beneath the tree? A woman and child.
At 33:36 his gives him little statues representing the divinities who protects home and family. In French "penates". We still use the word in the expression "regagner ses penates" (to go back to one's penates), meaning going back home
44:35 I'm an alto! Thanks for the shout-out 😊
I love the opening of Maximus walking through the wheat field like he was already in touch with his potential death
Hans Zimmer did some great scores years before this (Backdraft) and years after (The Last Samurai and The da Vinci Code). Epic composer in so many ways ..
thats a real men there teared up in the moment he finally finished his journey and is reunited with his family... great reaction!
Top 5 all time favorite movie, villain and scenes for me. One of the few I give an A+.
Your expressions make this everything! Love this movie, even though it is so heart wrenching at times ❤
Ok..I'm only 14 minutes into your reaction and as a fellow writer and filmmaker, you've already earned my subscription.. Looking forward to what your channel will bring..xo
Welcome to the community, my friend 🎬✍🏻❤️
Nice reaction dude. Glad this makes a masterclass
Your reaction has made me a subscriber cause not me here crying with you even though I’ve seen this movie 1,000x!!! Lol
Welcome to the community 🥲
The Noah pun convinced me to subscribe.
I have loved this movie since the first time I saw it in the theater (and I saw it as many times as I could afford in the theater before it left, and many times since) it's just... a moral, honest man who wants nothing more than to go home and love his family. "Go to them" gets me every time
Really enjoyed this. Subscribed. I can't find one reaction of immortal Beloved with Gary Oldman. Its about beethoven. I'd love to see that.
16:27 Zucchabzr, where the slave traders take Maximus, is in modern-day North Africa (Algeria, I think).
Great reaction! Hope to see you react to more Russell Crowe films - Master and Commander, A Beautiful Mind, Cinderella Man, L.A. Confidential…. he couldn’t do a bad film during his peak years. Subscribed.
Also The Sum of Us film from 1994 was just a beginning of the talent of Russell Crowe.
Another great reaction
Hello, check out a movie called, 1492: Conquest of Paradise.
Adventure/Drama (1992). It stars Gérard Depardieu, Siqourney Weaver, Armante Assante. It portrays a version of the travels to the New World by the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and the effect this had on indigenous peoples.
Directed by Ridley Scott. Thank you, Chris.
Great review................If you haven't seen.
Would love to see you do the.........300
Great reaction dude, subbed
Welcome to the community ✍🏻
Your reactions are brilliant. Have you seen “Master & Commander, the Far Side of the World.” It’s another amazing Russel Crow performance
21:00 Come on ... we STILL have the same principle as the romans had to "keep the population quiet": *_panem et circensis_* BREAD and GAMES (sport, TV), because IT WORKS!
5:26 Strap in… 👀
Please check out the new trailer for Gladiator 2 coming out later this year
You should check out snatch by guy Ritchie, not related but a great cultural film.
39:40
That second "Am I not merciful" was an ad-lib.
Excellant movie.....but you made me cry with you.
The Last Samurai next please!
i really liked your emphasis on lighting. You helped me to focus on the film in a different way. I also like the expertise in music that you bring to your reactions. Count me as a new subscriber.
Appreciate your kind words. Welcome to the community ✍🏻
Hilarious, love it! Please watch Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey!! ❤❤😂😂😂
Rome italy❤
My favorite movie of all time since it came out in 2000. Another great reaction Bro.
This movie stuns everyone who watches it. A very underrated movie, and is a masterpiece!
Next movie - Black Hawk Down. Another Ridley Scott classic.
I really like the work that you put into explaining the significance of cinematography for most of us who don't necessarily see it happening in the moment. A new subscriber. I would love to see your takes on Cinderella Man also with Crowe, and The Last Samurai with Cruise. Both movies also convey many subtleties within the script thrown in to make the audience feel a certain way...Both movies are also classics 👌
Cinderella Man is probably my favorite Russell Crowe film. Great suggestion!
You’re cute. Subscribed. Lol.
Don't forget Oliver Reed.
Luciano Pavarotti sings a song called "Il Gladiatore" that always resonated deep within me: it was many years before I acknowledged that the film came before it.
Regarding your question on performers at the end of their lives, there are two examples that always come to mind: Burgess Meredith in "Grumpier Old Men", and Johnny Cash performing the song "Hurt". They feel like two sides of the same coin.
Since you do TV SERIES ... you should react to *BABYLON 5* ... the (IMO) best written series ever, because it STARTED OUT WITH A FIVE-YEAR-ARC ... and seasons 3 and 4 were written by one man only (the first time that has been done). They won two HUGO awards ... with 45 minute episodes against big budget movies!
After you are done compare the writing to "modern garbage" like Loki, Ahsoka or The Acolyte ... and include the BUDGET in those considerations, which was just $650.000 per episode for Babylon 5 (adjusted for inflation that's ~$1,5 million today).
*This should make clear what is missing for TV series these days!*
[Babylon 5 isnt perfect, because there are quite a few plot holes due to actors leaving the show or JMS simply screwing up some things ... but the general plot is breathtaking, with several high points each season. The sets are also pretty crappy, but they were the first to really use CGI in a TV series ... and THE ACTORS ARE "LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE" for their acting and chemistry.]
Am i not merciful!!!!!!!
I've loved this movie since I was 10 years old and I couldnt even understand the plot points then. Every aspect of the movie was so good that even not knowing what I was missing, it was still amazing. And it only got better as i got older and could understand the story.
Bro react to the lord of the rings trilogy🎉
Spot on about Zimmer's score..total potc vibes..
The truly amazing thing about this movie is not known by most viewers. Oliver Reed (Proximo) died of a heart attack while they still had about 1/4 of the movie still to film! Using film from the editing room floor and some cleaver special effects, Reed 'finished' the film and allowed Djimon Honsou's character to survive at film end (he originally did not). Just amazing.
Oliver Reed played one of my favorite villains, Will Syckes
Funnily enough, in real history the thumbs up meant to kill your opponent. It's easier for us to understand this way though. Such an incredible movie, I went in just expecting great fights, which it has in spades, but I left just full of cinematic bliss.
i recommend you :
🔥 *300* (2006) 🔥
_starring Gerard Butler & Lena Headey_
Directed by *Zack Snyder*
Fun fact: Ridley Scott did get permission to burn the forest down 😆
The amount of times I said to myself "you're not there yet" ... whenever you were shocked by something on the screen ...
"Killing the entire family" is a TRADITION, because AVENGING YOUR FATHER'S DEATH was also traditional in greek and roman mythology.
38:15 His name is Ralf Möller. He’s a German ex-bodybuilder and actor. He played Conan in Conan The Adventurer, the tv spin-off to the 2 Conan movies.
Believe it or not, Russell Crowe did all his own stunts and is an expert horseman. He has a great love and respect for horses .
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Yes, please! It's a dark horse of a film, so perfect.
@@ryleyspencer822 it’s an excellent movie.
I wish I could speak more highly of your well-thought-out analytics, but they are marred by your frequent use of a very small set of exclamations which happen to be actual names held in high regard by several billion people globally, and therefore likely a good share of your potential audience...
Cry baby!