@@BigRed0059 I refuse cargo pants/shorts. Camo is right the fuck out. (I’ve got a shaved head and a facial scar I don’t want folks getting the wrong impression in my super progressive burrow of Detroit) I OCCASIONALLY rock a flannel. I’d probably try a sip of SOBE but I don’t do sweet drinks anymore. 🎼”I guess this is growing up”
@@BigRed0059Utility over style all day. I will never carry a purse, satchel, fanny pack, or backpack, but I will walk around with some loaded cargo pockets. It's a power move really, we are just trying to take up as much space as possible.
The Barbarian horde battle recreation in the arena with my favorite scene of the movie. Maximus organizing the Gladiators was cool. I saw the Air Canister in The Chariot and didn't rooting the scene
My buddies all assumed those guys were Celts so, being good male teens who just found out about their Scottish heritage, went crazy for this scene. My family is predominantly from Eastern Europe so I thought their exuberance was quant.
The extended cut is far superior to the garbage theatrical version. There were so many things in the theatrical that didn't make sense that were cut for some reason and actually make sense once the context is put back.
Tony ,let me tell you, next to Casey, Frank is your best guest! He is just so nice and down to earth in contrast to your...well...you do ok Tony. Please more Casey/Frank Episodes!
Djimon Honsu is a really good actor, that doesn't get enough love...he was one of the fans choices to play Kratos 10 or 15 years ago when we were all fantasy casting a God Of War movie
Hack The Movies- Thanks for the memory refresher around 15:16-16:01 about Silvio Berlusconi. I completely forgot about him, at first & I was like "That was the guy who was convicted of tax fraud, suffered the consequences, returned to the Italian Senate after winning a seat in the 2022 Italian general election & died of C.M.M.L., 8½ months later.".
It's definitely still one of my favorites. While the sequel has me nervous, I am sort of interested to see what Ridley does with the amazing new cast. Hopefully it surprises us the way Blade Runner 2049 did. 🙏
There was only ever one continuing story that was worth following into a sequel after this movie (if any), and it was what would happen to Djimon Hounsou's character immediately after the events of the original, and he is too old to play that now, so this is a very bad idea.
The 1st time I saw this movie was freshman year HS, 2000-01. Our history teacher threw it on claiming it was the most accurate depiction of Rome. He was arrested the next year by the FBI. You be the judge on the accuracy of his claims.
One of the best movies of all time. Its one of those must watch films that makes you understand why people love movies so much. The music, the acting, and imagery all gets me right in the feels like few movies do. And plus as an action movie fanboy the action and gore is 10/10. Its nasty and i love it.
Derek Jacobi, who plays Graccus back in the early 70s starred in a BBC miniseries called I Claudius it was fantastic! It even has a young John Hurt and a Patrick Stewart with hair!
Gladiator (2000): Cast/Crew Cast: Maximus Decimus Meridius - Russell Crowe Commodus - Joaquin Phoenix Lucilla - Connie Nielsen Proximo - Oliver Reed Senator Gracchus - Derek Jacobi Juba - Djimon Hounsou Marcus Aurelius - Richard Harris Hagen - Ralph Moller Cicero - Tommy Flanagan Senator Falco - David Schofield Senator Gaius - John Shrapnel Quintus - Thomas Arana Lucius Verus - Paul Mescal Cassius - David Hemmings Tigris Of Gaul - Lou Ferrigno Crew: Directed By Ridley Scott Produced By Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Branko Lustig & David Franzoni Screenplay By David Franzoni, John Logan & William Nicholson Story By David Franzoni Music By Hans Zimmer Director Of Photography: John Mathieson Editor: Pietro Scalia Filming Dates: 1/18/1999-5/29/1999 Release Date: 5/5/2000 (USA) Production Companies: Universal Pictures DreamWorks Pictures Scott Free Productions Red Wagon Entertainment Distributor: Universal Pictures (2000) (USA) (Theatrical)
Tony really know his history about the trojin war in his roman attire. "Friends, Romans, country men. Lend me your ears 🌽." @HackTheMovies: question tony have you seen the Last Voyage of the demeter yet? If so can you do a review of it with Joe and Sean from Movie Dumpster on your show.
Scar from lion king is the hero, obviously a little child couldn't control an entire kingdom. Also his plan to make peace with the hyenas and expanding his territory was definitely the best course
Gladiator 2 (2024): Cast/Crew Cast: Maximus Decimus Meridius - Russell Crowe Lucius Verus - Chris Hemsworth TBA - Denzel Washington TBA - Pedro Pascal Emperor Caracella - Joseph Quinn Emperor Geta - Barry Keoghan Lucilla - Connie Nielsen Senator Gracchus - Derek Jacobi Juba - Djimon Hounsou TBA - Lior Raz TBA - Peter Mensah TBA - Matt Lucas TBA - Mary Winstead TBA - Tim McInnerny Crew: Directed By Ridley Scott Produced By Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Michael Pruss & David Franzoni Screenplay By David Franzoni, John Logan, David Scarpa, Nick Cave & Peter Craig Story By David Franzoni Music By Hans Zimmer Director Of Photography: John Mathieson Editor: Pietro Scalia Filming Dates: 5/8/2023-1/17/2024 Release Date: 11/22/2024 (USA) Production Companies: Universal Pictures Paramount Pictures Scott Free Productions Red Wagon Entertainment Distributor: Universal Pictures (2024) (USA) (Theatrical)
I'm amazed that toward the end when you where talking about inaccuracies in biographical movies that you brought up Cocaine Bear but not Quentin Tarantino movies such as Inglorious Bastards and especially Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
I don't know why people feel the need to talk about literal fictional films like Inglorious Basterds or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood as if they're documentaries. Literally none of those things in either movie actually happened.
Are you not entertained? The gladiator sequel has been in development hell for the past 20 years... Just let it die. The original script that they had was so freaking ridiculous It literally involved god resurrecting Maximus decimals from the dead.
Like the short hair look Tony, only thing is you should get a shape up to make the cut look better, it would help with your hairline. Stay blessed brotha loved the review
if it was titled "the gladiator " i would say no sequal. but "gladiator" leans more towards it being a series fallowing the story of various gladiators
I was about to correct you about Hannibal, but you corrected it before I could. But luckily I can still correct you, Hannibal was a Carthaginian General, not whatever hell you said.
Gladiator (2000): Academy Awards Wins & Nominations (Alternate) Wins: Best Picture - Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Branko Lustig, David Franzoni Best Director - Ridley Scott Best Original Screenplay - David Franzoni, John Logan, William Nicholson Best Art Direction - Arthur Max, Crispian Sallis Best Costume Design - Janty Yates Best Make-Up - Paul Engelen, Graham Johnston Best Film Editing - Pietro Scalia Best Cinematography - John Mathieson Best Visual Effects - Tim Burk, Neil Corbould, Rob Harvey, John Nelson Best Original Score - Hans Zimmer Best Sound Mixing - Bob Beemer, Scott Millan, Ken Weston Best Sound Editing - Per Hallberg Nominations: Best Actor - Russell Crowe Best Supporting Actor - Joaquin Phoenix
I wasn't going to comment, but then Tony got on Frank's case for saying "supposably" instead of supposedly. Tony, you keep saying "inneresting" instead of interesting, then you said "borin" when you meant boring. Glass houses, man. Glass houses. 😉👍
It's hilarious to me that, as amazing and timeless is this movie is, and as many Oscars as it has, that it still got snowed at the award ceremony that buy a movie called Cabaret. A poorly shot musical complete with burlesque numbers starring Liza Minnelli. The Oscars really have a thing for musicals apparently. 🤣 Because looking at the two films side-by-side, there's legitimately no way it should have taken some of the Oscars away from Gladiator that it did. They're not even in the same ballpark cinematically. I think it was a case of the Academy not liking to recognize big studio action films because they're not "art" enough in their eyes.
I think I've only ever seen this once on TV twenty years ago and I thought it was boring back then. I saw in a documentary that "thumbs-down" meant to spare the gladiator, to put your sword into the sand. To kill them, you thrust your thumb towards your neck, indicating stabbing them in the throat.
I for whatever reason have never liked this movie. Although I haven't seen it in many years. So maybe if I watched it again I wouldn't be bored out of my mind like I was when I was younger.
Musician Nick Cave wrote a script treatment for a proposed sequel to this and it was so outrageous that it might have just worked in the right hands. Look it up if you're interested in where the story could have gone.
Back in the 60s70s channel 9 in nyc would show the Mighty Sons of Hercules. All English dubbed Italian gladiator films. Don’t be so quick to criticize Godzilla dubbing
I was a young guy when this came out and everyone was comparing it to Braveheart. Kinda ruined it for me, not as good as Braveheart, why make that comparison?
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!?
IS THAT NOT WHAT YOU ARE HERE FOR!?
Winner of 5 Oscars including Best Picture.
Started with AVGN, got into rental reviews, and now I’ve been watching hack the movies for the last couple years. Keep it coming Tony
Gawd, how I hated Commodus in this.
One of the most satisfying villain deaths in movie history.
What up Rob. Hope you're doin' good bud.
This was Scarface for dudes in the early 2000s who wore SOBE T-shirts, camo cargo shorts, and Oakley sunglasses. Pretty dope movie, though.
Okay had the shorts drank the SOBE, different glass more black flys
You don’t dress like that still? Cargo shorts for life. 😊
@@BigRed0059 I refuse cargo pants/shorts. Camo is right the fuck out. (I’ve got a shaved head and a facial scar I don’t want folks getting the wrong impression in my super progressive burrow of Detroit) I OCCASIONALLY rock a flannel. I’d probably try a sip of SOBE but I don’t do sweet drinks anymore. 🎼”I guess this is growing up”
Haha. I need the pockets for all my things.
@@BigRed0059Utility over style all day. I will never carry a purse, satchel, fanny pack, or backpack, but I will walk around with some loaded cargo pockets. It's a power move really, we are just trying to take up as much space as possible.
One of the Greatest films ever made. One of my favorite theatre experiences. Awesome vid Tony
Honestly we dont have enough Frank here, give us more Frank! And bring Trisha while you're at it lol
The Barbarian horde battle recreation in the arena with my favorite scene of the movie. Maximus organizing the Gladiators was cool. I saw the Air Canister in The Chariot and didn't rooting the scene
My buddies all assumed those guys were Celts so, being good male teens who just found out about their Scottish heritage, went crazy for this scene. My family is predominantly from Eastern Europe so I thought their exuberance was quant.
This movie is pretty awesome! Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix are both perfect and the score is god tier!
The extended cut is far superior to the garbage theatrical version. There were so many things in the theatrical that didn't make sense that were cut for some reason and actually make sense once the context is put back.
@@lutherheggs451 never saw the extended cut. Should I?
Tony ,let me tell you, next to Casey, Frank is your best guest! He is just so nice and down to earth in contrast to your...well...you do ok Tony. Please more Casey/Frank Episodes!
Frank is awesome!! Casey's awesome too!!
Hack The Movies- Thanks for the memory refresher around 39:41-41:13 about Oliver Reed.
I completely forgot that he passed away in mid-1999.
Djimon Honsu is a really good actor, that doesn't get enough love...he was one of the fans choices to play Kratos 10 or 15 years ago when we were all fantasy casting a God Of War movie
This movie is awesome!!! Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix are both perfect! The score is great too!!
The man should still be cast as the real T'Challa Black Panther.
So glad to see frank back on another review 🤙😁
Read the Sicilian. Good book. Gladiator is just a fun movie to watch, discrepancies and all. Howard turned into Imus.
Weeeee!!!! FRAAAAANK!!
I was gonna say Thank God It’s Frank!
Hack The Movies- Thanks for the memory refresher around 15:16-16:01 about Silvio Berlusconi.
I completely forgot about him, at first & I was like "That was the guy who was convicted of tax fraud, suffered the consequences, returned to the Italian Senate after winning a seat in the 2022 Italian general election & died of C.M.M.L., 8½ months later.".
He trusted him enough to play Robin Hood
Unlike some Robin hoods I can talk with an English accent
@@ZERODIS0 Hey! Blinken!
Ooooh yah, what happened there??? Ouch😮
It's definitely still one of my favorites. While the sequel has me nervous, I am sort of interested to see what Ridley does with the amazing new cast. Hopefully it surprises us the way Blade Runner 2049 did. 🙏
Finally someone is talking about gladiator with Cuba gooding jr
When you make it big you have to give Tony a cameo in every film you do
There was only ever one continuing story that was worth following into a sequel after this movie (if any), and it was what would happen to Djimon Hounsou's character immediately after the events of the original, and he is too old to play that now, so this is a very bad idea.
Russell taking off his armor in Robin Hood made me realize i couldn't survive in the past. I cant wear the same shirt for more than a few hours.
The 1st time I saw this movie was freshman year HS, 2000-01. Our history teacher threw it on claiming it was the most accurate depiction of Rome. He was arrested the next year by the FBI. You be the judge on the accuracy of his claims.
Franklynn is an S-tier thespian. No kaps allowed.
One of the best movies of all time. Its one of those must watch films that makes you understand why people love movies so much. The music, the acting, and imagery all gets me right in the feels like few movies do. And plus as an action movie fanboy the action and gore is 10/10. Its nasty and i love it.
Derek Jacobi, who plays Graccus back in the early 70s starred in a BBC miniseries called I Claudius it was fantastic! It even has a young John Hurt and a Patrick Stewart with hair!
Loved that series. It’s very compelling and once it gets going, you can’t stop watching.
Gladiator (2000): Cast/Crew
Cast:
Maximus Decimus Meridius - Russell Crowe
Commodus - Joaquin Phoenix
Lucilla - Connie Nielsen
Proximo - Oliver Reed
Senator Gracchus - Derek Jacobi
Juba - Djimon Hounsou
Marcus Aurelius - Richard Harris
Hagen - Ralph Moller
Cicero - Tommy Flanagan
Senator Falco - David Schofield
Senator Gaius - John Shrapnel
Quintus - Thomas Arana
Lucius Verus - Paul Mescal
Cassius - David Hemmings
Tigris Of Gaul - Lou Ferrigno
Crew:
Directed By Ridley Scott
Produced By Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Branko Lustig & David Franzoni
Screenplay By David Franzoni, John Logan & William Nicholson
Story By David Franzoni
Music By Hans Zimmer
Director Of Photography: John Mathieson
Editor: Pietro Scalia
Filming Dates:
1/18/1999-5/29/1999
Release Date:
5/5/2000 (USA)
Production Companies:
Universal Pictures
DreamWorks Pictures
Scott Free Productions
Red Wagon Entertainment
Distributor:
Universal Pictures (2000) (USA) (Theatrical)
Great episode Tony and Frank!!
I was getting into that trailer at the end, Frank. Good shit
3:33 Crowe put on an accent early on in production and Scott quickly canned the idea :)
only 1 thing wrong with Gladiator for me, the editing is way to quick during the action and the camera is too close
I was Entertained!
👍
the reason for thomas flanagan scars was due to a fight in a scottish bar in the 80s and scaring is called the "Glasgow Smile"
Your marquee is obstructed on one of the cameras and now I want a Gladiator prequel called "Ladiator."
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊
2000's Gladiator Was American Film Critic Jay Sherman's Second Best Film Of 2000 On His Best Of 2000 List.
Ms. Debbie Did Cry On 2000's Gladiator.
Tony really know his history about the trojin war in his roman attire. "Friends, Romans, country men. Lend me your ears 🌽."
@HackTheMovies: question tony have you seen the Last Voyage of the demeter yet? If so can you do a review of it with Joe and Sean from Movie Dumpster on your show.
Scar from lion king is the hero, obviously a little child couldn't control an entire kingdom. Also his plan to make peace with the hyenas and expanding his territory was definitely the best course
Fun Fact: one of the executioners for Maximus was Michael Sheen
Which one?
@@tigertank06 I think it’s when he was about to execute him. I watched it on Prime Video and it told me the cast for that scene.
Gladiator 2 (2024): Cast/Crew
Cast:
Maximus Decimus Meridius - Russell Crowe
Lucius Verus - Chris Hemsworth
TBA - Denzel Washington
TBA - Pedro Pascal
Emperor Caracella - Joseph Quinn
Emperor Geta - Barry Keoghan
Lucilla - Connie Nielsen
Senator Gracchus - Derek Jacobi
Juba - Djimon Hounsou
TBA - Lior Raz
TBA - Peter Mensah
TBA - Matt Lucas
TBA - Mary Winstead
TBA - Tim McInnerny
Crew:
Directed By Ridley Scott
Produced By Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Michael Pruss & David Franzoni
Screenplay By David Franzoni, John Logan, David Scarpa, Nick Cave & Peter Craig
Story By David Franzoni
Music By Hans Zimmer
Director Of Photography: John Mathieson
Editor: Pietro Scalia
Filming Dates:
5/8/2023-1/17/2024
Release Date:
11/22/2024 (USA)
Production Companies:
Universal Pictures
Paramount Pictures
Scott Free Productions
Red Wagon Entertainment
Distributor:
Universal Pictures (2024) (USA) (Theatrical)
I'm amazed that toward the end when you where talking about inaccuracies in biographical movies that you brought up Cocaine Bear but not Quentin Tarantino movies such as Inglorious Bastards and especially Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
I don't know why people feel the need to talk about literal fictional films like Inglorious Basterds or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood as if they're documentaries. Literally none of those things in either movie actually happened.
Are you not entertained? The gladiator sequel has been in development hell for the past 20 years... Just let it die. The original script that they had was so freaking ridiculous It literally involved god resurrecting Maximus decimals from the dead.
Hey Tony so the guy you were thinking of was Baron Strucker
My favorite Russell Crowe film. Russell Crowe is one of my all-time favorite actors.
Its the battle of Hannibal
Like the short hair look Tony, only thing is you should get a shape up to make the cut look better, it would help with your hairline. Stay blessed brotha loved the review
Ridley Scott should of hired Sean Connery to play Maximus, I heard he does a great Spanish accent.
Every time it cuts to Tony: LADIATOR. Tony already has the sequel figured out???
"Your Emperor Tony is pleased to give you THE BARBARIAN HORDE!!!"
It holds up perfectly, and is still amazing!
only 1 thing wrong with Gladiator for me, the editing is way to quick during the action and the camera is too close
This movie was a remake of
“The Fall Of The Roman Empire” Starring those great Italian actors Steven Boyd and Alex (Obi Wan Kenobi) Guinese
if it was titled "the gladiator " i would say no sequal.
but "gladiator" leans more towards it being a series fallowing the story of various gladiators
Saving private Ryan would be a fun video.
More Frank!
Hack The Movies- What line did Frank say he liked, again around 58:19-58:23?...
“I knew your brother would send assassins, I did not realize he would send his best.”
Talking about Lucilla. Nice little dig by Maximus!
"Making movies, making songs 'n fight-in' round the world!"
I was about to correct you about Hannibal, but you corrected it before I could. But luckily I can still correct you, Hannibal was a Carthaginian General, not whatever hell you said.
Gladiator (2000): Academy Awards Wins & Nominations (Alternate)
Wins:
Best Picture - Ridley Scott, Douglas Wick, Walter F. Parks, Laurie McDonald, Lucy Fisher, Branko Lustig, David Franzoni
Best Director - Ridley Scott
Best Original Screenplay - David Franzoni, John Logan, William Nicholson
Best Art Direction - Arthur Max, Crispian Sallis
Best Costume Design - Janty Yates
Best Make-Up - Paul Engelen, Graham Johnston
Best Film Editing - Pietro Scalia
Best Cinematography - John Mathieson
Best Visual Effects - Tim Burk, Neil Corbould, Rob Harvey, John Nelson
Best Original Score - Hans Zimmer
Best Sound Mixing - Bob Beemer, Scott Millan, Ken Weston
Best Sound Editing - Per Hallberg
Nominations:
Best Actor - Russell Crowe
Best Supporting Actor - Joaquin Phoenix
My ex used to say she was half Sicilian, half Italian 😂
I wasn't going to comment, but then Tony got on Frank's case for saying "supposably" instead of supposedly. Tony, you keep saying "inneresting" instead of interesting, then you said "borin" when you meant boring. Glass houses, man. Glass houses. 😉👍
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Oliver Reed rocks!
We not gonna say anything about the way Frank says coliseum ?.
It's hilarious to me that, as amazing and timeless is this movie is, and as many Oscars as it has, that it still got snowed at the award ceremony that buy a movie called Cabaret. A poorly shot musical complete with burlesque numbers starring Liza Minnelli.
The Oscars really have a thing for musicals apparently. 🤣 Because looking at the two films side-by-side, there's legitimately no way it should have taken some of the Oscars away from Gladiator that it did. They're not even in the same ballpark cinematically. I think it was a case of the Academy not liking to recognize big studio action films because they're not "art" enough in their eyes.
Hanz Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard . . . Nuff said
The Only Version Of 2000's Gladiator That I Prefer Is The Original Theatrical Version (155 Mins).
Wonder Woman's mom is in this movie too!!!
I think I've only ever seen this once on TV twenty years ago and I thought it was boring back then.
I saw in a documentary that "thumbs-down" meant to spare the gladiator, to put your sword into the sand. To kill them, you thrust your thumb towards your neck, indicating stabbing them in the throat.
The chant that the German barbarians are using was lifted from another wall classic” Zulu”
Watching this movie today, makes me wonder how good (or bad ) will the Amazon God Of War show will be?
one of the best movies ever made. the end.
Kid from my schools dad worked on the production for this movie. Also it’s pronounced like Carth uge. Carthage
I for whatever reason have never liked this movie. Although I haven't seen it in many years. So maybe if I watched it again I wouldn't be bored out of my mind like I was when I was younger.
Musician Nick Cave wrote a script treatment for a proposed sequel to this and it was so outrageous that it might have just worked in the right hands. Look it up if you're interested in where the story could have gone.
Back in the 60s70s channel 9 in nyc would show the Mighty Sons of Hercules. All English dubbed Italian gladiator films. Don’t be so quick to criticize Godzilla dubbing
I was hoping this was gonna be a TMNT: Mutant Mayhem review, or at least worst TMNT movie. Hope those are coming soon!!!
I told him to ride the mike!!
This movie is intertaining
Nice outfit Tony!
💯
Frank needs something that rhymes with monlyflans 😅
😂 I’m flattered! 😊 I’m not sure it’s good for my brand though 😂
This is a movie I bought the DVD of so I can skip the dialogue and get right to the violence
My father was 1st generation Sicilian and he would have told you he wasn’t Italian. Italians would call us “Molies” you guys know what that means.
Doin a great job Tony. Great JOB👍!!
You should watch it in a double bill with carry on Cleo
Buttons putting over time on that shirt 👕
hell yeah
Ore frank more crystal and more trish!
For someone that's a huge horror buff, how do you not know who David Hemmings is?
Good digital cities? New York and king Kong 2005. I was born and raised in New York, and I would’ve sworn that it was filmed in New York.
Ave True to Cae.. uh Antonius ?
I was a young guy when this came out and everyone was comparing it to Braveheart. Kinda ruined it for me, not as good as Braveheart, why make that comparison?
Rick and Morty used the real history 😂 1:20:24
I prefer the term Dick Flick
Victor mature, kills a couple of tigers in Demetrius and the gladiators check that film out
I mean, Hannibal tried bringing the elephants to Rome sooner. Just saying.
ready to rumble is a manly man movie i heard.
Cutting in with corrections is really taking me out of your videos. If you make a mistake I think you need to reshoot the entire video.
did u hear about the indian in the cupboard
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Niceee.
👍
That Roman outfit suits you