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the Adventures of Hera prieš 2 mėnesius (redaguota) Cleopatra and Julius Caesar were both done wrong in history. They both lived to serve their people and did what they could to survive but Cleopatra is still dehumanized. Cleopatra's brother and sister Arsinoe stole everything from her but she is still seen as a stone cold seductress. The "seduction" of Julius Caesar was a strategic move to survive and take back what was rightfully hers. I wish there were more scenes to do her justice because the actress who played her truly captivated me. I know this is Julius's movie but Cleopatra was a big part of his life too, she even gave him what he always wanted, a son. Their relationship is hardly even displayed here, with just a few more scenes it could have all made sense but they didn't do that. They didn't even get the way she stealthed her way in right, she was rolled up in a carpet and unfurled at his feet by her servants. Cleopatra is on the movie cover but she barely gets any part of the storyline except 10-12 bewitching minutes (not even that tbh). This movie is beyond great and more accurate than any other Julius Caesar movie I have ever seen, but you cant add in my girl Cleopatra just to spice up the storyline and create a little scandal. She shouldn't even be on the cover, his wife should be, the only time you put a minor character on the cover is when they are played by big time actresses' or are main character's, but she wasn't. She wasn't even on the list of " Hollywood actresses' who portrayed Cleopatra". I cant wait to see how Gal Gadot is gonna do with her version of Cleopatra but for now I'll just stick to this one. Btw some of the actors who played Caesars' friends are in this movie. They did a phenomenal job with it.

lhasaroadrat prieš 7 mėnesius This film is one of the best of the genre. No hammy Richard Burton histrionics either. I love the little touches- when Caesar lands at Alexandria- there's the famous lighthouse in the distance- just big enough to recognize if you look close. Talk about detail. In HD it's double the fun- great cinematography - cool music. These spaghetti epics will never die. Ben-Hur started it all back in the 20's and those chariots are still running strong 100 years later. 5 stars ***

HYDROFAST GAMERX prieš 4 mėnesius i am in 8th class in this class there is an chapter julius ceaser in which calpurnia sees a bad dream that they murder ceaser well the dream was that a lioness was giving birth to the cubs on the streets, warriors were fighting upon the clouds blood drizzling from the sky lusty romans were washing hands in it, horses did neigh dying men did groan, ghost did shrieks on road basically this was calpurnia's dream she was requesting ceaser to stay at home if ceaser stayed at home he could be safe and not get murdered :(

Jay Hershey prieš 3 mėnesius (redaguota) After all, give me Claude Rains as carismatic and mighty Caesar! Gias Julius Caesar had a great sense of humor which he used to make his troops love him. Battles are not only won by strategy, but sometimes by a general standing on a dias in front of his soldiers before a battle and waving a huge sugestively shaped vegetable around while cracking jokes.

Jay Hershey prieš 3 mėnesius (redaguota) Caesar was renowned as an heroic warrior long before he went to Gaul. As a teenager in Greece, he fought so bravely and fiercely, saving his wing of the army from destruction, that he was presented with an Oak Leaf Crown, the second highest honor a Roman soldier could receive.

D* Strong prieš 6 mėnesius For those who love reading about the Roman Republic; Colleen McCullough wrote a series of novels called "The First Man in Rome" series. 5 books, the second being "The Grass Crown" next "Fortune's Favorites." "Caesar's Women," and last "Caesar". The books start with Gaius Marius, his marriage to Julia Caesar and his victoies against the Germans. He takes Lucius Cornelius Sulla as his quaestor in N.Africa and battles with King Jugurtha of Numidia. Continues thru to Julius Caesar's assassination. The series illustrates Roman life, wars and gov't. I highly recommend to those who enjoy Roman history.

MortimerEsq prieš 2 mėnesius (redaguota) Trivia: For those of you who recall having seen Richard Harris in some other film taking place in ancient Rome and/or its emperors, you would be correct if you guessed that two years prior to this miniseries Harris played Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius in year 2000's Gladiator (starring Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, et al., directed by Ridley Scott). This TV-to-DVD movie conversion was originally a 2003 television miniseries about the life of Julius Caesar. It is a drama about Caesar from 82 BC to his death in 44 BC. This miniseries was one of the last two films for Harris, released in the year of his death (2002, aged 72). The miniseries was originally aired in two parts on Ted Turner's TNT cable network, airing June 29 and 30, 2003. It was well-received by the viewing public and it received two Emmy nominations.

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