ugly crying over GLADIATOR (2000) ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING! 

Everyone needs to check out her gaming channel because she is playing final fantasy 16 🥰

Kamila there is no such thing as ugly crying 😭

Awesome movie

So crying for a man is wasted tears? You're nuts. 85% of homeless people are men. 84% of suicides are men. 99% of military deaths are men. You are a garbage person because you are brainwashed by simpletons. Men are the most disaffected people in society.

You will love the TV series Spartacus: Blood and Sand from 2009. It is way better then Gladiator. Stars Andy Whitfield and Lucy Lawless,

Now your tears are free....they actually activate at the music and humming at the very beginning of the song at the approach to that door...

Yeah that’s a pretty impactful scene actually… a sister slapping her brother for murdering their father - and a subject kissing the hand and acknowledging what is now the head of the “royal family”.

​@@kevinexline5392Rome didn't have a Royal Family.

@@system3008it kinda did, the emperor were basically monarchs and grew in power overtime. It was eldest son succession but it did go to people actually related to the family/dynasty

I agree with you. To a certain part the Emperor evolved that way from his childhood on. Marcus Aurelius was right, when he said, he failed as a father (probably due to not being home most of the time - but at war, and doing politics). Now, sure, not everything is the fathers fault. There also was evil in the emperor from the beginning. As far my estimations about psychopaths go, a psychopath can be molded quiet a bit, when the molding is from his early childhood on. In fact, i knew a quiet nice psychopath once (who happend to be a mathematician too). The thing is: he , by definition, was not able to feel with others. When his grandma died, everyone cried, and he was just saying ''what are you crying ? She was old - we knew she would die sooner or later'' ... He completely not understood, what this ''crying'' is all about .. he even did not understood, what he did wrong, when he said that. By the years though, he recognized, that he functions much better with people (or they with him), when he acts nice ; says the right words - and just dont go every time the path of ''his advantage'' ... I met him already, when he was on that right path. For him it was not an emotional path, but a rational path. More comparable with ''Spock'' . But still - he became likeable , because despite he was not able to ''feel'' with others, he understood the importance, of threating people nice. He understood that social behavior is benefitial and makes sense in general. Now, its very rare that psychopaths understand this by their own. Most of them need therapy. And its very rare, that they go in therapy , because they dont feel anything ''wrong'' with themself. Because: their life just works by manipulating others, or taking advantage of others, etc.. A lot of psychopaths actually are quiet pleased with themselfs. Its the people around them who suffer from that psychopath. That makes it almost impossible that a psychopath ever sees a need for a therapy. Thats also a reason, why the therapy should be begin in the early childhood of those people. And its recognizable for parents, when they have a psychopath child. But parents usually dont want to admit it, or just want to put more weight on the positive sides... like ''ok, he killed a bird.. but on the other hand, he cleans his room all by his own, and his grades in the school are good!'' - for instance. And if a parent ignores that - or even worse: enables it, by complimenting his child for his ''good strong sides'' , the child sees no reason to change - in fact: the child thinks: he is on the right path - and so psychopathic parts gets worse and worse. If that child also gets with the wrong friends together, the wrong circumstances, it can build a very dangerous criminal. But in the most cases it stays that kind of guy/woman, who we experience as bully - in school, and even in adult life , in the job, etc..

Master and Commander is a gem! The books are all excellent ways to spend time too

@@Cherokeelion agreed. Just started the last book after putting it off for 4 months. After 20 books I didn’t want it to end.

That movie is an absolute masterpiece. There are not enough people who know about it.

I'll second that suggestion!

Great suggestion, would also include Cinderella Man to the list of Russell Crowe movies

he was an awesome and smart guy but there is no proof he ever actually said that quote

It's actually used today

@@ronmaximilian6953 - Almost every day, in a lot of hospitals around the world.

It received FDA approval in 2004

@@hermitray probably bread mixed with spider web. It's an ancient therapy to help heal wounds. Today we know what's foundation lays in this therapy. Often fungi grow in the spider nets, and very often it is a species of Penicillium that produces the natural antibiotic Penicillin. Moisture from saliva mixed with bread and spider web protein is the nutrient for the fungus.

Yes, he did resurrect the swords and sandals. I like the soundtrack of the shouting Germans that was used. It originally was the shouting of Zulus from the movie " Zulu ". It's like two war movies for the price of one. Scott always did consider his audiences as " dumb asses ". He attempted to prove that once again with his rendition of " Black Hawk Down ".

Do you write for a tabloid? As Hemmingway said, watch your adjectives.

You know…your right. They don’t make movies in this era anymore but it’s amazing to be majority practical with less cg bits

Well, re-inventing by ripping off The Fall Of The Roman Empire and Spartacus

Except the Romans never conquered Germania,they tried and failed

Wonder if he will top it in Napoleon movie.

@@chuckh4077 Not as a villain, as, well, Napoleon isn't really a villain. He was an army leader who wanted to make his country great, spread the ideals of the French revolution, and off course, be very famous by doing that. He definitely had bad traits, and was quite egocentric, but I wouldn't say villainous intent was part of his character.

Yup! And without him and his character, this movie wouldn't have had the emotional impact it had.

@@dennisonvlee2999 He did mess up in Spain after some time his own fame got to him. Overall he wasn't a clear villain like Stalin or Adolf.He was more like a clone of Charles of Sweden.

@@piotrswat169 Charles? Is that what our legendairy King Karl Gustaf XII is called in english? I’d thought Carl would be international enough lol

I'm excited about that movie. I'm glad watching Phoenix is playing this character. It won't matter that he's not 5 ft 2 like Napoleon since the average person doesn't understand Napoleon was extremely short. 5ft 4in is being very generous.

@@Hope...M He was 1.67 meters, or just under 5’6” in modern imperial. The french inch was 2.7cm compared to the 2.54cm imperial inch. The 5'2' measurement was in French units. He was actually a little above average height for his time.

As long as Ridley Scott has good writers everything would be ok, but I wouldn't trust such thing, his last decent movie was, precisely, Gladiator

It bombed

​@@JustLiesNOR Yes. He only looked little from a distance because the special units he always surrounded himself with in public or in wars was about above 6 feet each. His enemies capitalized that and spread the rumour he was very short. Mental warfare haha

Bloody well said. Legendary actors indeed.

You forgot one

We wont there like again

It is generally agreed that benevolent dictatorship is the best form of government - unfortunately it has a massive flaw: succession.

what happened to his bushy afro lol

@@adaddinsane Yup Commodous was a shithead in real life too

​@@adaddinsaneI like this statement

Sick mofo too, he really had a thing for his sister

noo!! that just means he did a really good job !! I really like Joaquin Phoenix as an actor, especially in JOKER ♥

@@Centane Exactly so. Splendid acting all around in this masterpiece. And the ending always has me in floods of tears as it is how I imagine the end of my days as I go to meet my wife once more.

I know what you mean the geezer is such a good actor. He seems legitimately bad. Hes obviously great in Joker, but I really like his character in Signs. He's one of the best actors around.

Why would you dumbass, he was just playing a character. Exceptionally well i may add.

​@@RM-306His acting on David Letterman is legendary. Dave did know beforehand too.

i cry for men all the time :') but FOR HIM AAAAAAAAAAAAAA this is a repeat of my Saving Private Ryan reaction where I cried for the wrong ryan :((((((

​@@CentaneThis is a good thing though. It shows you empathise and give people the benefit of the doubt, and the kindness of your heart. Until proven otherwise! Stay a sweetheart Kamilla.

Why would that mean Trigger? 😕💩

@@bigdream_dreambig no clue. On the commentary for the movie Crowe and Ridley Scott talk about it.

*quiet too

@coolgareth101 - it is not much different now, especially in US, in some of the aspect of Roman Empire: 1. Marcus Aurelius was quite observant in his Meditations (recommended read), but plenty of other main philosophers before his time too, also regarding the fate of any empire 2. Nothing has change regarding Roman approach of "bread and circuses" - so as long as you keep people entertained (plenty on TV regarding that, especially sport - sort of like old games at the Coloseum), plus give them an "option" to have enough food (keep them feed), and give them a roof over their heads? Yeah, they are not gonna revolt, and rich will gets richer, and poor will gets poorer.

i was so mad 😭😭😭

And funnily enough, i think i liked this movie as a kid because it was brutal and exciting, but as a grown-ass man i like it now for its emotional depth. I think movies often fall in and out of 'appeal' as someone ages.

actually super cool reading that explained now, i've watched it so many times and always wondered what was going on there

Side note: it is disgusting from a modern point of view, but it is a practical method when you don’t have any better options. Also there is minimal concern of the maggots contaminating the wound. They only go after dead tissue.

Correct. Had to buy the DVD to see these extra scenes. But the movie experience will always be superior to watching it at home. With the caveat that some people have really great home theaters, of course. But that's certainly not a majority.

The Next Three Days is great Russell Crowe movie

Some people talk so much they never have time to react. Or even notice what is going on. Defeats the purpose of the reaction format. Or at least the expectations associated with it.

Agreed. I think she would really like Ben Hur, one of my all-time favorites.

No. We are still not allowed to cry. In public at funerals and anything else in private

Better than me reading Klingon

Sounds legitimate. Haven't watched any new movies for at least the last decade, because they started to suck really hard.

John wick 4

@@chuckh4077 come on. Ya serious?

@@rzagza11 it was epic. Just like gladiator.

He's going to knock it out of the park playing as Napoleon.

@@shinrapresident7010 Dude, I'm such an admirer of the Emperor and Joaquin as well so it's a fantastic pairing.

Yeah, I've noticed the new bits in a lot of reactions, lately.

I attributed it to a combination of guilt and a blind spot.

Yeah, it's quite a leap from thinking he's immoral and a bad fit for Ceasar to my son might murder me right now.

I attributed it to being necessary for having a movie that was longer than 5 minutes

I don't believe the thought of being murdered by his own son ever entered his mind. You'd be surprised at how many parents have a blind spot for their own children.

Percy hands down

@@Centane it's extremely close

Nurse Ratched wins for me.

That's the best praise for this movie, ever.