Everything Wrong With Gladiator In 9 Minutes Or Less
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2020
- This video is a re-upload. Original release date: 2/19/15
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Another Best Picture winner to celebrate the Oscars. Another good movie that ends up having sins, go figure.
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"My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, Commander of the armies of the North, General of the Felix legions, Loyal servant to the true Emperor Marcus Aurelius, Father to a murdered son, Husband to a murdered wife, and I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next"
Best line ever.
Gotta love the "Are you not entertained???" as well. I'm pretty sure lots of people says that every day in some context! Lmfao
"Man, oh man, do I hate them fancy lads"
_-- David Letterman, Cabin Boy (1994)._
Russell Crowe hated this line and tried to improvise his own version multiple times. Eventually the take containing the originally scripted line was used, but he still had this to say; "It was shit. But I'm the greatest actor in the world and I can make even shit sound good." I can't not think about this everytime I see that scene 😂
This didn't get a sin removed!?
No sins removed for the utter awesomeness of this movie?
*Ding*
That's a sin.
This movie is terrible. An example of poor film making.
@@osufan77 Well that statement is a Massive Attack at this Fan.
@@osufan77 may I ask why you find it that way? Or did you just dislike it?
@@osufan77 I disagree with you, the movie was amazing.
@@osufan77 that's an opinion, don't state it as fact.
Horses are smart, even with a dead or unconcious rider, a horse is smart enough to follow roads it's traveled and return to a place it knows it will be cared for and could help its rider if they were close.
I'm officially loving the meta of Sinning Sins...
NEEEERRRRRRRRRDDDD!
Facts. And they have better hearing, smelling and sight than dogs. Obviously they can find their way back home. So glad others know how smart they are!
True. You could be asleep on a horse n it'll still take you down the same path
@@rodrigoramirez-arvizu1821 People don’t give horses enough credit for being smart. They’re really like big dogs 😆
2:15 - Yes the Romans had surgeons - the Latin word was chirurgus, which itself was borrowed from ancient Greek.
lomax343 Also in the scene “you gave me queer giraffes” he said it was racist.... it isn’t
@@picassoggz6571 the re-releases catching more folk with the "that's racist" sin!
@@picassoggz6571 whoosh
Thomas Hughes ok so explain, since it went over my head lol
got triggered there too lol
CinemaSins re-release:
*"Is this not why you are here..are you not entertained?!"*
Jason Carter please do everything wrong with chitty chitty bang bang
@@fitfinlay999: 1 sin for each song that isn't the title song, "Music Box", "Oochie-Coochie Face", or "P.O.S.H."
@@fitfinlay999
You may have overestimated my participation in the production of this channel... and I'm flattered.
Holding the edge side of the sword and swinging it like a hammer was a real technique used in medieval war
Eugene alright, guy. Time for a nap
A real but sinful technique
@Eugene asshole don't delete ur comments like a coward
well you normally would do it with gauntlets but maximus hands where hurt badly in the process
Yes, it's called halfswording. But trying to grab a blade from another guy is a completely different story, and would result in some bad injuries for good old Maximus.
4:44 are we just going to ignore the guy in jeans and a white t-shirt on the left?
Come on I was waiting for a joke about that
You fucker, I'll never be able to unsee that now lol.
Oh wow...I've watched this movie at least a half-dozen times, and I never noticed that guy until now!
thank you for ruining one of my best movies of all time... AAAARGH.lmaao
Not to mention the camera...
also the steel tank that pops out of the back of a crashing chariot... sins... I sin you not?... hmm...
"Everything wrong with Gladiator"
*everyone disliked that*
*DING!* 😀
*BOOM*
Ikr
Road to 15😃
I wish everyone would dislike people saying the same shit in the comment section for every video. That would be nice.
@@delugesofgrandeur Then dislike it
"Everything wrong with Gladiator in less then 10 seconds"
Joaquin Phoenix didn't win an Oscar for his performance in this💥🏆
he didn't paint his face as psychopath
Good one
"AM I NOT MERCIFUL?"- Joaquin Phoenix, 2000, when he heard that he didn't win the Best Supporting Actor award for this movie
@ScissorMeTimbers Joaquin excels at playing fucked up characters, though...almost as if he barely has to try...lol
I'm still mad that Gerrard Butler didn't even get nominated for his role in 300!
“Death smiles at us all. All a man can do is smile back.”
Marcus Aurelius
Some apparent plot holes were resolved with added scenes from the extended edition. For instance, it's revealed in dialog that Quintas apparently sent out some scouts to see why the soldiers who were ordered to execute Maximus hadn't returned, and they reported what they saw which Quintas dismissed as the aftermath of a barbarian raid. It's also implied that he knew or at least suspected that Maximus was still alive, but he kept the knowledge to himself and later let his scouts wrongly take the blame for not reporting it and was forced by Commodus to order their execution as a test of his loyalty.
Yea this leads a lot into Quintus siding with Maximus at the very end fight
Half-swording is actually a viable strategy and I don't doubt that as a warrior he knows what he's doing. So yeah grabbing the sword actually would work. I suggest the video by Skallagrim about it
“What we do in life, echoes in eternity.” Such a great film. A required watch for any cinephile
It also has one of the greatest soundtracks I’ve ever heard
"Are you not entertained?! Are you not entertained?! Is this not why the cameraman is heah?!"
Smahdeey haha, you said “cinephile”.
No self-respecting cinephile would waste their time watching such conventional Hollywood garbage.
Jk. I love Gladiator as much as any Godard or Tarkovsky film.
High budget telenovela.
No mention of the biggest sin in this film?? The fuel canister in the back of the chariot?? You sir get a sin ... “ding”
was looking for this lol
Yea not having this or the camera man during the "are you not entertained?" Scene is definitely sin worthy.
Also the sand pillow when he's lying on the ground at the end
If y’all want to see more of stuff he misses and stuff like that go watch thebirdman he makes everything wrong with cinema sins videos, they’re actually pretty good and funny
@@bobross9087 fuck that. guy puts 500 times less effort than cinemasins. don't give birdfuck the clout g
Reads title. *triggered*
Why is this the top comment?
So true, gladiator is a great film
I just watched the movie after such a long time that I don't even rememberd what happend at all.
I looked then up if CinemaWins made a video about it and I typed "Gladiator" then proceeded to type "Everything" in front of it and then it stood there.
"Wrong"
I am not only triggered but also confused and angry.
@@El_Presidente_5337 what’s the problem. He picks out the dumb and bad parts while cinemawins does it the other way around. The only time he does a sin away is when it’s so good it doesn’t even deserve to only be in cinemawins
@@ivangagnon3494 I thought that love intrigue or tension was over the top. It didn't seem possible at all if both of them loved their families which they did.
"Some is within earshot of the conspiracy theory" is possibly one of the best sins you have given...
3:27 The horse collapsed from over-exhaustion and likely died soon after. When a horse is forced to gallop so hard for so long and simply can’t anymore, they just collapse like so. It’s an accurate depiction/detail I appreciate in this movie.
"What is your name, Gladiator?"
"I'm Javert!!!"
ma nem is jeff!
@@kuivia ma nem a lol
@@knallpistolen Love that movie
hi gladiator I'm dad
Do not forget his name.
There should have been so many sin removals on this one... This film is a masterpiece.
fun fact:
my latin teacher wanted us to watch a special feature of this movie about actual romans but we had a sub that day and she thought he wanted us to just watch the whole movie so we watched this and my teacher lost his shit when he found out the next day
"Do you remember Rufus Sewell?"
*Angry Man in the High Castle sound*
Do you think he could have been just as good in joker?
I was gonna say “wow, quarantine really messing with everybody, his voice is so monotone” glad to see this is re-upload
I had to watch it at 1.25x speed for it to feel normal again.
"Whiskey for my men and beer for my horses" Anyone else love this reference
I did! Love that song!
Can't go wrong with Toby & Willie.
There's videos on RUclips of guys demonstrating a technique called half swording where you grab the blade halfway down to get more control and leverage to either stab with like a spear or even swing like a hammer. Depending on the style of blade the sharpness varies greatly and what parts of the sword were sharp depends on what it was used for.
REAVER 14 yea I absolutely believe those swords wouldn't be that sharp. After how many battles and away from supplies.
@@Davidsworldtravels Blades generally were very well kept, since a soldier's life honestly depended on it. It's not a matter of replacing, but more of sharpening the edge on stones. Roman armies had massive logistical elements with them. As for safely holding the blade, a solid grip with the edge in one of the folds of your hand/fingers, you can easily and safely half-sword and murder stroke.
Yeah it was literally a way of fighting for knights aswell with far sharper thinner blades. As the other guy said firm folded grip you can do whatever and literally hammer someone to death w the pommel if you wanted (obv not w the roman sword but ye)
Not to mention the Roman (Spanish) sword was a stabbing weapon.
Yeah you can hold the edge of the blade without cutting your hand if you know how. I believe small skallagrim has a few videos
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“Is Rome worth one good man's life? We believed it once. Make us believe it again. He was a soldier of Rome. Honor him”. - Lucilla
“Who will help me carry him” - Senator Gracchus
Powerful moment ❤️❤️
Another 1000 sins off
This happens to be my favorite movie since I was ten and I will boldly say that I believe this movie is cinematic perfection.
This is absolutely in my top 5... Which also includes American History X, and Tombstone.
Yeah, it's absolutely one of my all-time favourites as well. It's so fucking good, start to finish.
One of my favourites since my dad introduced me to it at 5 years old (when it came out on DVD). It's the first movie my younger brother remembers.
@@mccarthyp64 I actually jusf recently found it on DVD at a flea market about a year ago! I couldnt find it forever!
@@jessicak2811 I just torrented a high quality blu ray rip of the extended edition. My dad got the director's cut as a present upon release, but the extended edition has more content.
Correction: Quintus is still alive because he didn't take responsibility for the error. It's in the extended edition.
I I did'nt know that but assumed that's was what happened. Thanks for the info.
Putting a explanation that shoud be in the main story on the extended edition still fell like a sin to me
well the soldiers under him that waited for the others to return clearly did not send the message further up the chain. or they decided. shit this emperor is fucking crazy, if we tell him they never returned he might punish us, because he is a horrible emperor.
Knowing the actual power the Praetorian Guard had, it never crossed my mind.
You missed the biggest battle scene sin of them all: Roman soldiers would *never* randomly break ranks & pair off with some opponent in a battle, in fact no organised army of any time period did that. If you did that you'd be dead in seconds when their buddies flank you. It's such a ridiculous movie trope.
"historically accurate" battles aren't as exciting as how hollywood does them
@@MrAlittleofeverythin I think it's possible, especially with the way the Romans periodically rotated their ranks to bring fresh soldiers to the fore. And things get really animated after the route.
@@aidanjt that's a lot of money on extras unless they cgi them in and it would probably a good chunk of filming just to do those battles
I totally agree. HBO's "Rome" talked about not breaking rank, so did the movie 300. I understand that a busted up fight scene looks cooler, but yeah, should have got a sin for historical inaccuracy.
They did sometimes. Read De Bello Gallico
Now don't forget : -1000 sins for soundtrack,which is awesome.
I think it's not just the word 'surgeon' , it's the whole english language
They're arguing that the word is inappropriate, not the language but they are actually wrong. Someone posted this above but surgeon actually comes from Latin chīrūrgia (“surgery”), from chīrurgus ("surgeon"), it's not incorrect to use it in this context - they had separate words for surgeon (chirurgus) and doctor (medicus)
@@Gobtikthey weren't called surgeons. Medicus would be correct.
I literally told someone last month that Joaquin Phoenix in Gladiator reminded me of Rufus Sewell 😆
I wonder if it's because of Sewells roles in A Knight's tale and Helen of Troy?
Holy shiz all this time I didn't even notice really the difference between the two, loving both movies my kid brain thought they were the same guy xD
0:11...have you ever even SEEN in the heart of the sea
Now THAT'S Yellow
Tsk tsk... no sin for the camera and crew being in the shot for the "are you not entertained" scene. You showed it TWICE in this video!
And the visible thing when the carriage flips.
That’s because they’ve become lazy and instead of pointing out actual development mistakes they nit-pick anything they don’t like
Never saw that, now I see a woman in jeans topleft, lol.
This is A 5 year old video can you just chill the fuck out, not like these videos are for actuall criticism
Why does cinemasins have a problem with them using the word “surgeons”? The entire movie is in modern day English
Suggestion: Everything Wrong with War of The Worlds
(unless you've already sinned it)
"(unless you've already sinned it)"
You mean, you didnt go to cinemasins main page use the search to check?
DING!
;-)
@@pathwanderer1183 some of their videos aren't up anymore jeez get off his back dude... just kidding. your sin is valid. DING
Come on none of these are sin worthy. Well at least I don’t think so. Are they?
‘DING’
Oh! Turns out they are.
@@axtrvhalo38 Welcome to the internet! :p
@@karamanlidis4 lmao true
Woah woah woah... theyre about to rip into a masterpiece people... CODE RED!!! CODE RED!!!
This is not a masterpiece. Not by a long shot. It's a mostly passable movie that even gets to be good in parts and features a couple of very good/great moments.
Rating it 7/10 would be generous and anything above that is simply excessive.
@@999SickBoy666 You're just comparing it to my legendary level movies.
Your Masterpiece Level = My Legendary Level.
On that level bears movies like Shawshank and Blade
This movie sucked, he could've done a half hour on the issues with it.
@@osufan77 Feel free to create a list then; Ill wait.
Most people who don't like this movie are those whose intelligence inhibits them from understanding its concepts
@@JamesMerlaut That is true. This is definitely one of those movies that is harder to enjoy the more intelligent you are.
Both Conan and Braveheart did the “see people before you die” thing before Titanic.
In the uncut version, there is a scene that explains the context of the soldiers not returning to the camping. Comodus executed 4 soldiers that told Maximus was dead. They actually knew the soldiers have not returned but they thought the soldiers were killed by barbarians when they were returning to the camping. Scene here: ruclips.net/video/T_6oSjrpxBM/видео.html
7:00 "That asshole" gets his voice heard because he is BRIAN BLESSED, son
Still one of my top faves though despite the sins, love this movie so much
Still waiting for Troy tho
That fight between Achilles and Hector is legit one of the best swordfights in cinema history
U know a movie's good when CinemaSins can't even make a 10 minuten video about it.
Gladiatior is pretty rubbish. Crowe is a terrible actor and a right twat.
@@Trigg3rHippie Hilarious every word of what you just said was completely wrong
in all fairness, this is a re upload from when his videos where shorter but, yeah i agree lol
@@Trigg3rHippie Nice try.. But we all know you dont mean that.
His review of Avatar (the one we do not speak of) is half this size. Does that make it twice as 'good' as Gladiator?
Hah, imagine such a world. I'd rather snort three lines of corona.
'You don't care about who the romans are fighting all you care about is this is a generic battle opening and the fact that you put to much salt on your fucking popcorn' bro this is the best channel to go to for laughs I love this channel
Ahh the best thing to watch while having diner. Good timing.
One extra sin for the camera clearly seen in the audience that you didnt see
And one extra for the gas cylinder in the back of chariot
4:45 guy in the left is just chilling with the crowd in a t-shirt and jeans. Surprised Cinema Sins miss that golden opportunity for a sin
You missed the worst of all at 4:35, the printer was not invented until more than 1000 years later
There is actually a really good deleted scene that explains #71. I really wish they had left it in because the film really doesn't help Quintus out very much. I always wondered if there was more to him because it seems like there should be. Turns out there was!
-1 sin: Rufus Sewell in "The Man In The High Castle". Check. And. Mate.
-1 sin: Of course the lanista (gladiator owner) talks trash during purchase to drive the price down, but it's only natural to do the pepp talk later. Also, gladiators were well taken care of. Good food, spa treatment and so on.
-1 sin: The lanista wants a return on his investment (with profit) so he can't just grant Maximus freedom like it's no big deal.
-1 sin: There are rules to these fights so one on one fights are par for the course instead of several ganging up on one guy.
+1 sin: No naval battles in the Colosseum. If James Cameron had directed it you'd be damn sure those would've been on screen with several underwater scenes. For symbolism or something...
I was hoping this day would never come.
Such a good movie.
How could you do something so controversial yet so brave?
2:38 I think they're praetorian guard so not just regular soldiers. I think Maximus even shouts PRAETORIAN! a few minutes later
Ya this clown made so many mistakes regarding the roman army, doesnt even mention all the infantry somehow is wearing the same lorica segmentata
I think Maximus Decimus Meridius just beat Cinema Sins. “Maximus Maximus Maximus Maximus”
Not one sin removal? Thought you’d appreciate something about this movie 🤷🏽♂️
A Sin for still not notice the man in jeans at 4:44 on the left. Are you not entertained?
“ Do you remember Rufus Sewell?” Never forgot him. He was brilliant in Man in the High Castle.
He was great in Dark City and wasn't the villain.
Movie Sin Timer: 1:40
Me: holy shit! Its Dumbledore from the first two movies!!
Just a few things that I thought you should take off.
1. Those were members of the praetorian guard, the personal bodyguards of the emperor of Rome that were sent for Maximus's execution. They are some the best soldiers in the entire Roman military, so those weren't just 4 nobody's.
2. Both Qintus and Commodus have known Maximus for years. One of them more than likely told the soldiers where to go.
3. Yes, none of the soldiers survived the execution but no one probably wanted to tell Commodus that he escaped because if they did then they would probably get executed themselves. The fact that they lied shows they don't have any actual loyalty to Commodus that they only serve themselves.
I still enjoy the moment the chariot falls over in the arena and you see the gas tanks in the cart.
If it hasn't been said before, holding a sword by the blade and hitting someone with the hilt/pommel was a real thing. I'm not sure why, but you can look it up.
2:51 no it does not. In fact there were historical techniques that involved gripping a sword by its blade and striking with the pommel or guard.
Barehanded?
@@Jbot123 Yes. If you grip a blade tight enough you will not cut your hand when using it to bludgeon someone. Movement of the blade is the thing to avoid. Half-swording is a thing, but I do not recommend doing it on a lark to test it out, just look up a video.
@@Jbot123 usually You would wear gloves on the battlefield, but it is possible without them. The trick is to either Grab it by the flat without touching the edge, or Grab it tightly, so that it doesnt move and slice. As soon as it starts moving a bit, it draws blood and gets slippery, which will make it move even more and it might slice right through your hand. But usually that shouldnt happen, especially with gladiuses, which werent tbe sharpest swords in the first place.
The suckling bit had me in stitches. Thanks for a much needed day brightener Cinema Sins!
Sin 28, that technique of holding the sword by the blade to use it as a blunt weapon was an actual thing.
another sin is, in the scene when Comodus kills his father, where are the pretorian soldiers? they're just napping around or what? that scene is just like the other one in the movie Blade Runner(1982) when Roy easily kills Tyrell with no problem and with no high-powered weapon soldiers to avoid it.
Well even though
this part is fiction anyway it is still a son visiting a father. The Praetorian Guard would have no reason to believe that the emperor is in danger. Also it's not like they actually stared at the emperor 24/7. They would have been outside of his tent making sure nobody enters that shouldn't be in there and ready to be called upon by the emperor if needed. Plus you have to remember that this was a tent most likely surrounded by guards in the middle of an army camp after the enemy was defeated. There would be no reason to suspect anything could happen. Again he was his son, if it was anybody else I would have been there with you in making this a sin, as they would have accompanied the visitor inside.
Commodus didn't kill his father. Aurelius died of natural causes. The two were actually close.
@@crystalward1444 If im not mistaken the real Aurelius made Commodus joint king/co-king(dunno how to say it) when he was 16 in real life, a dual monarchy and Aurelius was AGAINST the idea of handing power to the senate and he himself restored hereditary succession, sorry for bad english.
Did you ever know that The oldest “your mom” joke was discovered on a 3,500 year old Babylonian tablet?Did you also see l the name….. um. don’t actually. Wiwow
What?
This mans brain short-circuited.
@@ayazamikanz5299 who's?
14 people "liked" this comment and I'm here before the edit
You really want us to look don't you?
I believe the shot of that one guy was reused because the actor died during filming. I think the Corridor guys included it in one of their good and bad special effects videos.
The gungan parade parody was the best part BAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAA
with you on the yellow tinted-ness of this film
I just recently rewatched this movie and I guess I had nostalgia goggles on for 15 years because it's not nearly as good as I remember. I was so bored halfway through, I kept wondering how much longer until the end. I mean, it's an okay movie, but I guess the general appreciation from everybody has clouded me into thinking it was better than it actually was. I appreciate the re-upload, CinemaSins!
Haha right before he makes a joke about original Dumbledoor I was like “Hey! That’s Dumbledoor!”
these early re-uploads really show how much this channel has changed. Most of the sins were justified back then hahaha
C M using the word surgeons (ding)
While ignoring that they all speaking modern English which you know is not invented till, you know, the modern era.
Sins were justified /s
Do one on “True Romance” I love that movie, but it would be interesting to see what you come up with. 👍
The Shawshank Redemption next please......if you can find any sins.
Well the majority of the film was set in a prison; and lots of sins are committed in prison and are the reason for entering prison, right? ...Sooo lots of sins in SSR 😉
“Narration” lol
Shawshank sin: How exactly does Andy, after crawling through a sewer and emerging in a rainstorm, manage to turn up at the bank the next morning impeccably groomed, not to mention dry? Yes, he has the warden's suit in a plastic bag, and a cake of soap in his pocket, but the practicalities stretch reality.
He has done that before.
@@AlexHeisEngholm link?
Cinemasins: "Everything wrong with Gladiator"
Everyone: ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAIN??
Maximus' proof that the emperor was slain was that Commodus told him that he was to be named emperor, whereas Maximus knew from his previous conversation with Marcus Aurelius (that Commodus didn't know about) that he didn't intend to let Commodus rule. So take that, CinemaSins!
15: Uh, I'm pretty sure that's red wine. It was the closest thing to sterile they had to wash their hands in.
77: Many things we consider immoral and wrong were perfectly legal and quite common back then. Prostitution, sexual slavery, underage marriage and sex, and yes, even incest.
I like the root of fornicate. It comes from fornix, arch in Latin. It refers to the punters ( the fornicators) who used to get "knee trembler's" from the prostitutes underneath the arches of the coliseum.
Why does it sound like this was recorded while his wife was asleep across the room
I watch this movie the other day and the only line that kept replaying in my head was "queer giraffe." LOL
The fact the soldiers who were sent to execute Maximus DID NOT RETURN was a plot hole.
In the DVD extras: Commodus has the soldiers who he felt lied to him run full of arrows once he realizes Maximum was alive.
Thing is, Commodus' Praetor should have told him of this early on.
Please do “ Everything Wong With After” !!!!!!!!!!❤️🤪
Jeremy, could you please cover _Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade?_
Bladet was Zimmer's coworker and Zimmer actually wrote the motifs/themes for Pirates. One is used in Dead Man's Chest. And yeah, he copies himself a lot, but Williams and Morricone do it a lot too (still love them all). This is one of my favorite scores.
You know it’s a good movie when a CinemaSins video is only 10 minutes long.
2:52 actually not. If you have the right grip on the blade even without hand protection you will not cut yourself. Swords could be used as hammers and spears if you had decent training
Last time i was this early i was put into an incubator...
Two Star Wars clips AND a Sword in the Stone clip in the audio outtakes? Oh happy day!
When maximus says "Are You Not Entertained" if you look top left you can see the camera crew lol
Cinemasins used to point out actual mistakes but now they’re just like your nit-picky older brother who points out everything he doesn’t like and ruins the movie for you while you watch
Cinemasins used to point out real sins cliche. *Ding*
5:11 his army is still on campaign, so it’s pretty much impossible for him to *be* recognized
6:19 a minor issue, but Maximus is only general of the Felix legions in germania, not the whole Roman army
Take out the sin 2:50. Holding a sword by the blade was a common technique used by knights so they can use it as a blunt weapon. It's called the mordhau grip. Even without gloves there's a way to tuck your skin along the blade to prevent any cuts.
Everything Wrong With Escape Plan 1, 2 and 3. You're going to have a field day with this series.
Nothing! There is nothing wrong with Gladiator!
Except that air compressor in the chariot scene. That was funny.
@4:44 "Are you not entertained?" camera crew in the shot, left side, including white tee shirt and jeans.
@@bartistclord1916 would you look at that!! Never noticed that one before!! Thanks!
I love movie mistakes.
Do Troy with brad pitt
I Don’t Know if you have any control over the advertising on your channel, but I wanted to thank you for making them short ones. I try to watch the ads to make sure the channel created gets some money for their efforts since I’m too cheap to pay myself. It sure is good when the ads are short and I don’t have to wait for a minute while someone rambles on about something I don’t ever need.
The fact that it’s under a 100 sins is incredible. ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!!!!
Everything wrong with Richie Rich!
ok
I'm so happy that only like five of these are actual sins.
Holding a sword by its blade is a legitimate technique called half-swording.