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I am from Rome, born and raised into this amazing Metropolitan. Thank you for uploading this movie on Julius Caesar

There are so many great quotes in this film. “Most men are ruled by circumstances, but men of character bend circumstances to their will.”

'Old friends in the day become new enemies at night.' this quote from sula shows how pragmatic he is.

I’ve seen stories of Julius Caesar before now but this movie gave the understanding of it all. Great movie, great man, great actors, sad ending 😢

We need a LARGE show with an even larger budget than that of Game of Thrones, to show us the entire rise and fall of the Roman Empire.

A legendary character like Julius Cesar deserve a 12 episodes show in Netflix or HBO. His life was full of epics event that a 2-hour movie can't possibly present. His life was EPIC in all aspects. Specially all His many battles.

Jermi sisto is the best actor,his acting is a masterpiece and the movie is fantastic

You can kill a man, but You cannot kill a salad. Caesar is now immortal.

For an old actor, Richard Harris acted so finely. The way he portrayed old Sulla the dictator in the bath, slowly rising in anger and suddenly having a heart attack, he simulated that to perfection!

I can't be uphold myself without admiration of this masterpiece. A film contains plots, tactics, leadership power and manipulation.

I love the change of lighting from almost mid day to evening in the first 3 minutes showing the darkness that fell on rome.

The old man that played sulla was the highlight of the whole movie.

"Freedom is not something you can be given,it's something you have to take"the quotes in this series, stir up something within me.

15:41. “It’s the ones who smile and flatter you, you should worry about “. Very true!

I understood, I read, I internalized Julius Caesar began his career as an important military leader in the Roman Republic and at the end of his life earned the title of "the first Roman dictator". The murder of Julius Caesar is considered one of the most famous historical dramas, which changed the face of the world. Julius Caesar was born in Rome to a well-known family with established economic status. In his early twenties he began military service in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). He excelled in his service and was awarded decorations. His political career began in 69 BC, when he was elected to the post of "Quaestor", a political post in ancient Rome. He continued to advance in the political hierarchy, gained power and influence, and was elected consul in the Senate elections. At the same time he continued his military conquests and expanded Roman territory. One rapid conquest of the ancient kingdom of Pontus took out of it the phrase "I came, I saw, I won," which became one of the most famous sayings in the world. On March 15, 44 BC, Julius Caesar was on his way to a meeting of the Roman Senate at the Pompey Theater. On his way there, an anonymous man handed him a letter warning him of murder, but he ignored it and did not read it. When he arrived at the theater, he was attacked by a group of senators - who did not like the dictatorship he led - and was stabbed 23 times. One of the killers was his good friend Marcus Brutus. According to legend, at the time of the murder Julius turned to him and asked, "You too, Brutus?" Shakespeare inserted this sentence into his play, "Julius Caesar," and it is considered to this day the reaction of a man who has experienced the severe betrayal of a close friend.

"Some mens are controlled by circumstances, while a man of character makes things work at his will..." -Ceasor

Old friends in the day become new enemies at night

Richard Harris as Sullah is absolutely fabulous.

The actor for Caesar is incredible

I have never taken a martial arts class when i was younger but these are the movies that literally tought me to stand up to bullies in the neighbourhood and fight back.

Many films were made about Julius Caesar and we probably saw most of them. This particular film was well done and is the best one IMHO. The actors each played their role beautifully. And I have yet to see a movie where Christopher Walken did not play his role to a T.

and when appolonius refused to go home with Julia though I foresaw it, I cried but when he said freedom is not something you give but rather something you take I found relief

Calpurnia is the type of person we should all have in our lives.she stood with caesar upto the last moment,even though she got betrayed when caesar married the Egyptian she still thought of him,,,she deserves ratings

40:54 burial speech 44:20 senate speech 57:45 slave 1:34:23 army 1:52:32 Mark Anthony 1:57:02 ceasar preparing army 1:58:47 ceasar return 02:38:00 cleopatra intro 02:47:38 ceasar assassination

Deceit, and treachery is like a festering sore on the land and among our politicians today. Excellent movie. Thank you for the download and the lack of ad's.

R.I.P. Richard Harris, a superb actor.

“When did the Senate ever represent the people?” No answer - some things never change...

It’s not a big movie Hollywood makes but it’s a masterpiece, much more wonderful than any others

It is not a mere movie, It is a reality. It teaches you the art of oratory, rhetoric and persuasion. What a movie it is! All its dialogues are a lesson for us.

the actor who played ceasar is amazingly excellent

“Old friends in the day become fresh enemies at night”.‼️

Julian caeser is top 10 one of the greatest men that ever lived. His role in modern history cannot be overemphasized, his vision and ambitions. even though he died tragically, his effort in showing mercy to people still set him apart from many great leaders and many have learnt alot from his life.

Legendary movie. His impact on Rome will always be remembered. Greatest

A great classic with lessons to learn for all times and for all classes of people. It was worth spending three hours during the lockdown.

Best film about Rome I’ve ever seen

It's just a masterpiece movie,I salute to this movie maker

Two thumbs up! Ironic how Richard Harris's character died, he died before the movie was released & it was dedicated to his memory. 🙏🕊️🌿

I like the way Julius Caesar's speaking, he speaks slowly and from his heart, and this is the way good speakers do. I've watched this movie again and again more than 5 times. And still watching during lockdown lol.

So good to see Christopher Walken in this.

Julius Caesar by Willem Shakespeare is on of the most beautiful Play. It's really broke my heart the death of Julius Caesar in the end of the Play 💔😭

From Sierra Leone West Africa, I enjoy Roman films a lots. Rome is my most favorite empire.

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 *****

Actor who played Julius Caesar channeled julious ceasar spirit , No doubt Julius Ceasar was exactly like this

Again. Thank you for the uninterrupted film. A true classic. Kind regards , Robert.

I remember this story being part of the curriculum when I was in high school. My Genre class didn’t like having to read this but I loved it! Thanks for the upload 🙏

Never thought Chris Noth or Jeremy Sisto would do an Ancient Roman Epic. Also, both of them are very esteemed "Law and Order" alumni.

Richard Harris as Sulla is unforgettable.

I really like the way they did this movie. MOVIE not a DOCUMENTARY.

"What are you reading, Brutus?" "Ethics" HILARIOUS

I have seen many great movies, but this has to be one of the best ones. Excellent plot, great characters, and filled with awesome quotes. The battle at Gaul, their leader saw thru Julius heart but Julius saw thru his mind. I tell you never test the patience of a kind heart.

I hate to break the news to you, but Cesar was on that list. He went into hiding for four years, and was finally pardon.

Caesar was actually the cognomen (third name ) of Julius. Roman citizen had third name at that time. Because Julius Caesar became known as one of the greatest military commander, his cognomen Caesar became the title. So yes, his real name indeed was Gaius Julius Caesar. By the way, Jeremy Sisto was surprisingly good as Julius Caesar. Good movie, I enjoyed watching it.

38:24 I cant help but imagine pompey remembering the moment during the civil war and regretting sparing Caesar

"My wife is my teacher " what absolute respect and love Ceasar had for his wife , refusing to divorce her on the threat of death .

This is the best movie I have seen of Julius Caesar. The cast was great, thank you.

Ooooh Richard Harris was brilliant. Even in one of the last two roles he did before he passed, he is brilliant.

I enjoyed this version of Julius Caesar thanks for posting it.

This movie was like a art school grad student wrote his first script and took tenured actors and forced them to be ridged to not break character. So much potential, lovely perspective

I really enjoyed this movie . It was tastefully done . No graphic sex and violence just a great story even pagans had morals. Sisto is incredible but you don’t see too much of him now.

Good movie. I didn't realise Caesar was generally a decent guy who had a tragic personal life. The love his wife, Calpurnia, was touching, and so hard to find in modern times.

One of the best I have seen about Julius Caesar. Thank you for sharing it with us!

The story taught me the power of a strong wife who loves you dearly despite the mistake a man makes ,,,, The ending was sad though😓😓

WOW!!!!!!!! Worth watching this movie.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Read in 5th grade and now at age 43 watched this movie. Extraordinary movie !!!!! 👍🏼 Incredible characters!!!!👍🏼

For some reason I feel that a movie for Sulla and Marius would even better!

In reality Sulla abdicated, wrote his autobiography and died peacefully. He was cruel, but not a madman.

The best part is when Mark Anthony makes a speech❤

Was very surprised by the overall excellence of this historical film.🏆 It is absorbing even to this viewer, who does not have such a great interest in ancient Rome.👍🏼

RIP Richard Harris, this was one of his last roles.

A great film! Even better during quarantine!

Brilliant movie, what a masterpiece

The kindness here is so inspiring. Blessings to everyone!

The end of the era of fine movies and actors. We just dont get this quality any more.

There's a lot of people complaining about historical accuracy here, and justifiably so, but there's also a lot of stuff that is better than most other depictions. Alesia, for example - shown as a proper stone fortress rather than just a primitive ramp-and-ditch - or the Roman wedding ceremony. Overall it's just an enjoyable movie.

It's not happiness that I'm seeking ,it's dignity..

I will not starve my own men to keep the enemy alive best line ever ❤

Caesar introducing to Cleopatra & his son in Rome, the best scene of this movie.

Everything about this movie is superb, I keep coming back to watch it again and again.

What a wonderful movie. I lived in Italy for 5 years, including ROme. This shows the true damage, the useless waste that comes out of war. Man's greed, cruelty, and stupidity. The Roman empire was eventually brought to its knees by the Goths.

I wish they would redo I Claudius into a modern movie like this one. Absolutely fascinating.

True compassion and politics never mix. Brillant acting. Loved it. 💖💕👌

I just now realized the actor who played Sulla here was also Marcus Aurelius in Gladiator.

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.

From India 🇮🇳 Great stories of the Roman Empire & Outstanding performance of all members ❤ "Some mens are controlled by circumstances, while a man of character makes things work at his will..." ~ Ceasor

Sulla is very rarely mentioned and definetly not in screen/tv dramas. The Sulla proscriptions part (though not portraid accuratly as Sulla entered Rome immidiatly after winning a battle just near its gates) is very lively and vivdly portraid. Sulla himself, also played with much artistic freedom, is definetly worth mentining as it does encapsulates the (real) Sullas cynicism and arrogance.

What is this thing I just discovered? I was unaware of this movie until this moment. This is looking goood...

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.

The actress who portrayed Julia is beautiful

A very sad story of friendship and betrayal. Tears downed as I watch when Ceasar was stabbed to death.

Twenty minutes into this movie already enjoying it.

The moment when he stopped being a solder in the service of Rome and started being a politician believing his own delusions is when he sealed his own fate. A fair warning to any who seek their own aggrandizement for power even unto this day.

Richard Harris is SHEER CLASS - just one of brilliant and outstanding British Actors.

PEOPLE SHOULD WATCH THIS MOVIE! MANY LESSONS TO LEARN.

Oh my Culpurnia.. I grieve for you

"Freedom is not something given to you... It's something you have to take".

A true gem with a Great Richard Harris. Thanks for the upload.

Really enjoyed watching this film. Good cast and well directed. Wished all films meet this standard to be honest.

Caesar: "I want fifty thousand." Pompey: "Talents"? Caesar: "Soldiers"! Priceless.

I always thought that Cleopatra was smuggled in a rug when she met Caesar. Oh well still I enjoyed this movie immensely ! Thanks for putting this on Utube 👍🏻. 😎

This movie is full of emotions c the way Ceasor 's opponent surrendered to him .God please let my enemies surrender too

Glad to see they made a historial movie about someplace other than Brittish and Nordic countries. This and Caligula but other Emperors deserve a movie too. Reply if you know any other historial movies. Thanks.