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Spartacus (1960)

English name: Spartacus

Chinese name: Spartacus/Invincible/The Meeting of Heroes/ Spartacus

Director: (Stanley Kubrick/Stanley Kubrick)

Starring: (Kirk Douglas) (Lawrence ·Laurence Olivier) (Jean Simmons) (Charles Laughton) (Peter Ustinov) (John Gavin)

Released: 1960 Release area in the United States on October 6th

Region: United States More detailed shooting locations

Dialogue: English

Rating: This site's rating...9.2/10 (19 votes) Detailed

IMDb rating 8.0/10 (38041 votes) Detailed

Color: Color

Sound: 70 mm 6-Track Dolby SR Mono Mono

Duration: 184 min (premiere version) / Sweden: 187 min (1968 re-release) / UK: 197 min (1991 re-release) / USA: 161 min (1967 re- release) / USA: f9d 198

Genre: Action Adventure Biography Drama History Love War

Rating: Canada: G Canada: G Spain: 13 Iceland: 12 Argentina: 13 Australia: PG Canada: AA Canada: G Canada: PG Canada: PG Denmark: 15 Finland: K-16 France: U Germany: 12 Ireland: PG Netherlands: 12 Norway: 16 Sweden: 15 United Kingdom: PG United States: PG-13 West Germany: 16 United Kingdom: A

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·Foreign alias:

Spartacus: Rebel Against Rome (USA) (poster title)

·Plot introduction

Introduction:

Slaves in ancient Rome could not bear the tyranny and rebelled, but were suppressed. This large-scale ancient Roman epic film not only has a majestic appearance, but the director's description of the characters is much deeper and more powerful than similar films, showing a tragic and moving momentum. The film won four Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor (Peter Justinos), Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction, and Best Costume Design.

An epic masterpiece in ancient Roman cinema. Kirk. In the film, Douglas plays a slave who cannot bear to be oppressed and mistreated. He bravely stands up and leads other slaves to resist the Roman Empire. However, he is suppressed by the army and fails. Beyond the majestic appearance of this film. It also describes the inner world and human drama of the main characters in detail, thus presenting a tragic atmosphere and depth of content that is far superior to similar works. It is one of director Stanley Kubrick's most successful films.

"Spartacus" is a large-scale ancient Roman epic film. It narrates the historical fact that slaves in ancient Rome rose up to resist because they could not bear the tyranny of their slave owners, but were eventually suppressed. , is a film that celebrates the Roman slave fighters’ pursuit of freedom. Petofi's famous poem "Life is precious, but love is more valuable. If it is for freedom, both can be thrown away" has the highest value in this film. The details are classic - the slave owner threatened Spartacus, a slave who dared to resist, with death. He asked with a grin: "Is there anything more terrifying than death?" and Spartacus's answer was : "Yes, insult to personality is more terrifying than death!"

In addition to its majestic appearance, the film also has a delicate and vivid description of the main character's inner world and life drama, thus presenting a The tragic atmosphere and profound connotation are far superior to similar works.

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Production background:

"Spartacus" is adapted from the 1952 novel by Howard Frost. The novel details a real historical event that occurred in 73 BC - the story of a gladiator leading his fellow slaves to revolt against the Roman Empire.

Stanley Kubrick succeeded Anthony Mann as director of the film only a week after filming began. The film cost 120 million US dollars and was shot for 167 days. More than 10,000 people participated in the filming.

The war scenes in the movie were filmed in Spain, using thousands of Spanish soldiers. The film was nominated for six Oscars, winning for Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Art Direction, and Best Supporting Actor (Pyotr Astynov).

In 1992, "Spartacus" was restored by the prestigious restorer Robert A. Harris (with the assistance of Steven Spielberg and Stanley Kubrick) ) spent nearly $1 million to restore nearly 5 minutes of footage (including the bathroom scene between Tony Cortez and Laurence Olivier) that was deleted from the original version of the film. ). This additional 5 minutes of footage fully adheres to the essence and spirit of the original film, with re-recording and added soundtrack. And the Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins replaced the late Laurence Olivier as the voice.

This epic and epic film shows us mankind’s eternal battle for freedom through a true narration of history. Director Kubrick used his unique film language to let Spartacus stage human love and commitment on the magnificent historical stage.

Gladiator (2000)

English name: Gladiator

Chinese name: Gladiator/Imperial Hero/Ghost Warrior

Director: (Ridley Scott/Riley Scott)

Starring: (Russell Crowe/Russell Crowe) (Joaquin Phoenix /Joaquin Phoenix) (Connie Nielsen) (Oliver Reed) (Richard Harris) (Derek Jacobi)

Released: May 1, 2000. Detailed release area in the United States

Region: United Kingdom and the United States More detailed shooting locations

Dialogue: English

Rating: Rating from this site ..8.2/10 (210 votes) Details

IMDb rating 8.2/10 (209589 votes) Details

Color: Color

Sound: DTS-ES Dolby Digital EX SDDS

Duration: 155 min / 171

Type: Action-adventure drama

Rating: Canada: PA Canada: AA Canada: 18 Canada: 18A Canada :14 Canada: 14A Canada: 13+ United States: R Iceland: 16 Malay Archipelago: 18SG Malay Archipelago: U Argentina: 13 Australia: M Chile: 14 Denmark: 15 Finland: K-16 France: U Germany: 16 Hong Kong: IIB Israel: PG Netherlands: 16 New Zealand: M Norway: 15 Peru: 14 Portugal: M/12 Singapore: PG South Korea: 15 Argentina: 13

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·Foreign alias:

The Gladiators (USA) (working title)

·Plot introduction

1950s-1960s The era of epic blockbusters of the 1960s has long passed, and the stories of fighting and iron horses and swords and swords have also been forgotten by most audiences. Today, director Ridley Scott wants to revisit this theme, recreating the magnificent ancient Roman Coliseum on the screen, and telling people a story about courage and revenge.

Maximus (played by Russell Crowe) is a Roman Empire general with great military exploits. The imperial legions under his command have been victorious and invincible. The dying emperor Marcus Aurelius (played by Richard Harris) admired Maximus' talents very much and deliberately chose him to inherit the throne.

Aurelius's favor towards Maximus aroused the extreme jealousy of the prince Commodius. After seizing the throne, he ordered the execution of Maximus and his family. Although Maximus escaped death in the end, he was demoted to slavery and trained as a gladiator, performing life-and-death fights for bloodthirsty people. However, Maximus never gave up his desire for revenge because he firmly believed that human will is more powerful than imperial power. Finally, Maximus finally had the opportunity to stand face to face with Commodius in the great arena of Rome for a life-or-death duel.

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·Gladiator/Imperial Heroes/Ghost Warrior posters:

More movie posters...***There are 17 posters and stills:

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Russell Crowe/Russell Crowe.... Maximus

Joaquin Phoenix/Joaquin Phoenix.... Commodus

Connie Nielsen .... Lucilla

Oliver Reed .... Proximo

Richard Harris. ... Marcus Aurelius

Derek Jacobi .... Gracchus

Djimon Hounsou .... Juba

David Schofield.... Falco

John Shrapnel.... Gaius

Tomas Arana.... Quintus

Spencer Treat Clark.... Lucius

David Hemings/David Hemings David Hemmings .... Cassius

Tommy Flanagan .... Cicero

Sven-Ole Thorsen .... Tiger

Omid Djalili .... Slave Trader

Nicholas McGaughey .... Praetorian Officer

Chris Kell .... Scribe

Tony Curran Curran .... Assassin #1

Mark Lewis .... Assassin #2