Find a film about an ancient European war

It's "Gladiator". The war between Rome and the Germans has "The Battle of the Teutonic Forest" for reference, I am not sure about the details you described, or it is in the story of Attila the Huns, you may refer to it and think about it again.

The King's Glory

Photographed in Bulgaria to commemorate the 1300th anniversary of the founding of the country, it was previously found on an eMule with the Glory of Khan.

It was taken in 1981.

The first Bulgarian kingdom was established in 681, the film says that before the death of their tribe king Kubril (Luo Sanyang directly translated as "Kublai Khan"), the prince Bayan guarded the territory, and the remnants of the tribe were divided into three groups led by three other sons to go in different directions, and the fourth prince Asbaruh led his troops to move west to the Danube, and then used thunder to quell dissatisfaction, unified the crowd across the Danube, and merged with the local Slavic tribes.

The Eastern Roman Emperor Cripple Constantine IV, who was fighting against the Arabs, hurriedly led an army of 50,000 to suppress the uninvited guests, but was defeated.

The film is visually shown with Willisalitz, an Eastern Roman hostage. He was the last to be put to death.

The Lord of the Rings Hundreds of thousands of people use ladders to climb the castle! Killing people is like killing ants! There are many more films in this movie, and each of them has super high box office results!

King of the Huns???

Even if it's not, I recommend it, it's beautiful.

Epic masterpiece Troy, the Three Hundred Warriors of Sparta.

Trailblazer (highly recommended).

Spartacus Blood and Sand.

Battle of the Cursed of Spartacus.

The legend of Genghis Khan's Ten Samurai.

That's the Heavenly Dynasty, it is recommended to watch the director's cut, the last half hour of the defense of Jerusalem is not covered.

The landlord and the upstairs did not say: centurion, gladiator, heavenly dynasty. I'll start a meeting right away, let's talk about these parts first, and then add them when I think about them.

1, "Braveheart".

2, "Gladiator".

3, "Battle of the Angry Sea" (this is about naval warfare, but it is also very moving) 4, "The Last Samurai".

5. "Alexander the Great".

6, "King Arthur".

7, "Heavenly Dynasty" (recommended by many people).

8, "Robin Hood".

9, "Centurion" (ancient Roman war film).

10, "Ben Hur" (classic old **).

11, "Joan of Arc" (there are many war scenes).

12, "Return to the Middle Ages" (I saw ** first, then watched the movie, it's okay to shoot, if you like the Middle Ages).

Troy. Spartan 300 warriors.

The Morgan warrior at the end of the bridge bend.

The Lord of the Rings Cleopatra.

Braveheart goes back to the Middle Ages.

The iron mask destroys the man.

Gladiator Roman Great.

The Legend of the Scorpion King.

Roman legion: The last Morgan warrior.

The Lord of the Rings. Cleopatra.

Joan of Arc. Alexander the Great.

Gladiator. Ben-Hur.

Heavenly Dynasty. King arthur.

Tristan and Isold.

Raging seas. Tristan and Isolde.

Attila, King of the Huns.

War Meridian.

New Empty Trojan Horse Slaughter City.

Odyssey. Delta Original Watchtower owner likes!

Brad Pitt's "Troy", in addition to "King Arthur", "Spartan 300 Warriors", these are all classics among the classics.

There is a more off-topic but very good, "The Lord of the Rings Trilogy" has you seen Pachang? What I like more is the war scenes in it, and there are some more sensational incentives. And then let's say that this ride is more on the topic of Alexander The scene is full, and the shooting is better, the overall treatment is great, and I personally prefer the brave heart classic!

Oh, it's worth watching, Gladiator, King Arthur, Horn Pabada, Three Hundred Warriors, Troy.