The Gladiator: Best war movie ever?
Recently, after watching this movie I couldn't control but write about it. From storytelling to acting and to the incredible war genre; everything makes the film more exquisite. The spaniard(Russel), a well trusted man by the king during the Roman empire is proposed to be King after the death of that king. But of course, the king has a son. How could a prince living an half of his life waiting to be king someday simply submit to his father's idea? So the prince plots against the spaniard ordering his men to kill him and his entire family and burn his village. If this had gone as planned, well the film wouldn't be existing in the first place and secondly, it wouldn't have been interesting enough. As the spaniard manages to escape by killing the men of the prince, he ends up being a slave fighter. As he was a great warrior earlier, he quickly ascends upwards in the hierarchy of slave fighters. Becoming popular ...