What is the most kino movie about Rome?
Romans, lend me your tendies
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300
Braveheart
Bend It Like Beckham
Black Knight 2 (never ever)
Degenerates like you belong on a cross
kek
i really wanna fug that pajeeta
based retard
No
Just watch Rome and I Claudius
>varus, giv back legions
ah-bloo-bloo
No
the eternal germ strikes again
Meet the Spartans
Gladiator
for me, it's Spartacus
I Claudius
cleopatra
Ave Caesar! The profligates of /his/ will know Caesar's wrath shortly.
Caligula
man there was this rome movie that came out in either the 60's or 70's and the only part I can ever remember about it was some general guy commanding all of Germania's roman forces. It was long before gladiator and the movie was kino as fuck but I can't remember the name.
Was it called The Fall of the Roman Empire?
Yea that was it, kino as fuck
My nigga.
Why are there zero fucking movies sent in the crisis of the 3rd century? You've got a million crazy things happening, constant civil wars, invasions, entire chunks of the empire broken off. But no we need yet another movie about the fucking Julio-Claudians.
either King of Kings or maybe Jesus of Nazereth has a great scene of romans massacring jews, they use scorpions and everything
Nobody wants to see the slow death of the empire.
OK, glad to be of help!
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Rome miniseries on HBO
>name synonymous to extreme complexity and cutthroat politics
>gigantic bureaucratic disaster
>term in the military sense means complete fracturing of leadership
>the western version of the Chinese Court
>civil wars every 5 milliseconds
>God emperors with their own private viking armies, with pretenders getting castrated, blinded and tortured
>multiple epic religious civil wars spanning its entire history
>attacked from every side
>still survived a thousand years anyway
Why the FUCK have the Eastern Romans been ignored for so long? If normies love AGOT for drama and twists, they would love this
because the continuation of the eastern roman empire strikes at the very myth that western europe is the true successor of the roman/hellenic heritage. To acknowledge the eastern roman empires continuation in a mainstream fashion would be to require a complete rewriting of our modern myths or common understanding of history. Even so the eastern roman empire has seen a pretty big leap in interest in the past fifty years
hope it will be as indepth about debt and tax like LOTR
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