The 2014 American love disaster film has the Colosseum

You're mistaken, it's a gladiator, because I've watched this movie three times, and you go and see it again, and it's definitely a gladiator, and the last one who dies is not a nobleman, and the second is His Majesty the Emperor, and the protagonist turns out to be an invincible general, anyway, the movie is very exciting, not just in the Colosseum, a movie that I like very much.

The movie "Ben Hur", this is the plot, I have seen it before.

And the lion, I watched it on the movie channel before, and I'm looking for it too.

Gladiatorial heroes or Germanic heroes.

All I know is that there is a Roman holiday with a fragment of the Colosseum......

Pompeii's Doomsday, the latest version, I won't mention the previous ones, I guess you've seen it too.

"The End of Pompeii", "The Edge of Time: Prince of Persia".

Gladiators, gladiatorial heroes, and many more, if you want to see the Roman legions, the Lost Ninth Legion, the last legion, Julius Caesar.

Spartacus, American drama, it's good, but the movie is not very clear.

The Spartacus series is the most delicate, dedicated to gladiators.

"Gladiator", a very classic movie about the Colosseum in ancient Rome, you should have seen it, right?

Pompeii (2014).

Producer: Paul Anderson.

Screenwriters: Janet Scott Bacheler, Lee Bacheler, Julian Ferros, Michael Robert Johnson.

Starring: Kit Harrington, Carrey-Ann Moss, Emily Browning, Adwall Aguinuyi-Egbaige, Jessica Lucas, Jared Harris, Kiefer Sutherland.

Genre: Drama Bi Tsai with Action Adventure Costume.

Country of Production: Region: United States of America.

Language: English.

Release Date: 2014-02-21 (US).

Runtime: 105 minutes.

Names: Pompeii Doomsday: Heavenly Fire Burning City Hand Fu (Port) Pompeii.

"Where Are You Going", based on the Polish writer Xianke Weizhi's eponymous **. That Roman emperor was Nero. This ** has been made in many film versions by the United States, Italy, and Poland.

Gladiator won five Oscars this year, and Hollywood producers who are good at gold-absorbing are rummaging through the cabinets to release some films depicting the events of the ancient Roman Empire, the most notable of which are "Ben-hur" and "Cleopatra".

Charles Heston, a veteran movie star who starred in "Ben Hur" 40 years ago, recently revealed that the production company asked him to go to a digital studio to record a ** narration for the redistribution of "Ben Hur" on the second day after the Oscars.

Hurston said that 40 years ago, "Ben-Hur" was screened as a 70-centimeter film, but the upcoming latest version of "Ben-Hur" has been condensed into a palm-sized disc. The movie star, who has been in the film for many years, said with admiration that the disc is thin and short, which is more convenient for fans to enjoy and collect.

In addition, Elizabeth Taylor was also invited to the studio a few days ago to make up a clip of "Cleopatra" starring her when she was young.

According to the Los Angeles Times, Spartacus, starring Kirk Douglas, could be the next film to be released after the planned repackaging. The Colosseum scene in the film "Si" is not inferior to that of "Gladiator".

Gladiators restored the original Colosseum.

The special grade is very good-looking.

Spartacus.

Gladiator Ben Void.

Gladiator is the best! That Colosseum is the most gorgeous!

"The Conqueror" (war), "Knights of the Holy War" (Arena), "King Arthur" (war), "Braveheart" (war), "Joan of Arc" (war), "Trojan Horse Massacre" (war), "Snow White and the Hunter" (myth), "Cole the Barbarian" (revenge), "The Second Horseman" (war), and many more! I can't think of that much at a moment. (Pure handwriting, no copying).

Gladiator Spartan 300 warriors.