Maximus Leads His Men To Battle (Opening Scene) | Gladiator (2000) | Screen Bites

Германцев убивают - душа скорбит.

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2.22, i never understood why Maximus sticks his sword in the tree on purpose.

I like to think (and believe) that this battle is also presentation on how the early medieval army would cope against Roman army.

Aurelius: " Victory, Thank God ... I love this Maximus."

White men style wars we don't play

Juan the shadow

South north liberty

기마대 씬들은 정말 전율이 돋는다

I just love how they portrait the surviving legionaries physically and emotionally exhausted.

A perfect movie

질딘 vs 양손 바바

Roma Victae!!!! But we scream Polonia Victae!!! :)

Back when Dumbledore ruled Rome 😆

Xunny empire

Nice 👍 ❤️

I love the movie but never thought about how insanely stupid this scene was before.

So the Romans have an extremely well fortified position, with field artillery and archers on a hill. The enemy for some reason just stands and waits in range of archer and artillery fire. Then the Roman infantry abandons their excellent position to fight hand to hand even though the enemy was not moving and is known to be superior in close quarters - at the same time exposing their archers and equipment to a flank attack. They charge their valuable cavalry through a forest where it is ineffective, but the horses are at high risk of stepping into a hole and breaking a leg.

And the barbarians, who know these woods, and are infamous for their use of terrain and surprise attacks wait for some reason until the Romans fortify their position completly, and then attack from the very angle the Romans planned them to. If the barbarians had split up their forces for a flanking attack, had lured the Romans into an ambush or simply decided to delay their attack until they abandon their fortified position they could have annihilated them.

Roman archers never looked like this

Roma Victor

Best movie ever

Still gives me chills to this day

Masher

Down in East of lake's I think in D hooks 🫀✅

Use L in Ukraine but b hooks in the south I think 🥸 use B use M. D in spring I can 🗡️

Never gets old, this scene is the reason I got into Rome Total War and other rts games.

ROMA VICTOOORRR!!!!

This is probably the first movie i’ve seen where the main character actually wears a helmet

Gladiator my favourite😍

مكسيموس

strength and honor

The shaky and blurred camera work during some of the action is a nice touch. Draws you in more because thats how it would actually be.

Another German L.

This and Braveheart my No1’s

Ah yes. Real men playing real men.

But kien geschiedenisleraar

Nooit alleen doen zonder ont

Never watched this movie sadly but the soundtrack extremely reminds me of PotC, lol.

Вот так империи уничтожали и уничтожают малые народы.

Currently my dogs favorite movie, we leave her in the bedroom with this on the tv anytime we leave the house bec she prefers it to her kennel and she’s fallen in love with this opening scene. Honestly one of my favorite movies ever so I love getting to watch it with her and seeing how she reacts to each scene

War is not showing either expressing of cruelty of too much concentration. When everything is over, like here, sword doesn't reflect anything. You don't know what to do looking at blood and dust. Kinda you need someone to show you the way. To move you. Like when you are child in new circumstances waiting for a parent. It happens as brain, soul activity, has very big change, like between death and birth or opposite, like in moment of getting into very different from ordinary conditions.

- You look around trying to find something very known to you. Very known.

But almost always it is sun and skies.

- And everything is under skies...

So everything is okay...

- Everything is okay.

Кла́мм
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My hero is Hannibal!. Rome must die