Gladiator 2

[Mani]

Yet another sad hollywood cash-in.

link

 

[Aves]

 

[bigrash]

noooo....they're killing an awesome movie.

 

[fatbaby]

maybe they will have bruce willis as the leading role?

 

[Yzzim]

Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

:Q Those sound awesome! :Q

I do agree though, that a sequel to Gladiator is not needed and will definitely blow without Russel Crowe.

 

[cliftonite]

Damn that sucks

 

[UNCjigga]

Originally posted by: Yzzim
Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

:Q Those sound awesome! :Q

I do agree though, that a sequel to Gladiator is not needed and will definitely blow without Russel Crowe.

Let's not forget Gwyneth Paltrow as "Helen of Troy" (no wait...I just dreamt that.)

 

[brunswickite]

hella weak

 

[dolph]

ugh. if casablanca had come out 60 years later, we would be seeing ads for "cas 2: renault's revenge" right about now

edit: casablanca came out in 1942, i thought it was later. if it had come out in 1992, they would have done the whole trilogy by now. and the originial "ugh" was just to suggest my displeasure with hollywood making a sequel in general, not a sequel to a great movie. i didn't think gladiator was that great.

 

[ElFenix]

ah, hollywood franchises.

 

[bigrash]

Originally posted by: dolph
ugh. if casablanca had come out 50 years later, we would be seeing ads for "cas 2: renault's revenge" right about now

I believe you can find that in the adult section of your local video store.

 

[BD2003]

I usually have no problem with a sequel to a movie, especially action movies, which are fluff anyway so its not that big of a deal. But a sequel to gladiator? You have to be kidding me!

 

[Jfur]

I think Lucius will be the main character

 

[XMan]

Gladiator II: The Revenge - This time it's personal!

 

[Nemesis77]

Originally posted by: Yzzim
Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

I'm alot more interested in this !

The final battle sequence, however, is where David Self earns his pay. The Battle of Thermopylae lasts about forty pages and is every bit as stunning and brutal as the opening of Gladiator but is nearly three times longer. This may seem excessive to some but there's no doubt that those filmgoers who salivated throughout Gladiator will be enraptured by this film's last act. The sheer magnitude of this sequence will likely make Gates one of the most expensive films ever made. I can't imagine the dizzying logistics of filming these scenes, including one protracted and gut-wrenching battle between about a thousand men on a sloping cliff. Michael Mann has crafted mesmerizing action sequences in both Heat and Last of the Mohicans so I can't wait to see what he'll do here.

:Q

 

[GoingUp]

Fvck (roman spelling ) They are gonna ruin a great movie. Although I can't think of any worse sequel than maybe Blues Brothers 2000. They desecrated a classic with that one. Speed 2 is up there as well.

 

[Kadarin]

"What we do in life, echoes a few years later in the sequel!"

 

[0roo0roo]

more connie neison.. wooo!!

 

[murphy55d]

UGHHH

My favorite movie ever and now they need to put this out?? Obviously it would be without Crowe because Maximus is killed, what possibly could be the storyline? Lucious becomes a Gladiator now too? Grrrrr... maybe I won't even see it. Sort of like how i love the original Slapshot, but I refuse to watch the Slapshot 2 movie they put out. Dunno.

 

[kherman]

Am i the only one that thought hte first gladiator movie SUCKED!

 

[AdamDuritz99]

Originally posted by: kherman
Am i the only one that thought hte first gladiator movie SUCKED!

Yes.



peace
sean

 

[jjones]

Originally posted by: kherman
Am i the only one that thought hte first gladiator movie SUCKED!

No, there's probably more than one idiot in the world.

 

[Doggiedog]

Originally posted by: uncJIGGA

Originally posted by: Yzzim
Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

:Q Those sound awesome! :Q

I do agree though, that a sequel to Gladiator is not needed and will definitely blow without Russel Crowe.

Let's not forget Gwyneth Paltrow as "Helen of Troy" (no wait...I just dreamt that.)

Gwyneth Paltrow as one of the most beautiful women in the world?!? If that's so, the human race is doomed.

Gwyneth wouldnt be able to launch one dingy let alone 1000 ships.

 

[Nitemare]

Originally posted by: Doggiedog

Originally posted by: uncJIGGA

Originally posted by: Yzzim
Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

:Q Those sound awesome! :Q

I do agree though, that a sequel to Gladiator is not needed and will definitely blow without Russel Crowe.

Let's not forget Gwyneth Paltrow as "Helen of Troy" (no wait...I just dreamt that.)

Gwyneth Paltrow as one of the most beautiful women in the world?!? If that's so, the human race is doomed.

Gwyneth wouldnt be able to launch one dingy let alone 1000 ships.

Sounds like she launches uncJIGGA's dingy :Q

Charlize Theron would be a better feel for Helen of Troy though

 

[LanEvoVI]

Originally posted by: Nemesis77

Originally posted by: Yzzim
Leonardo DiCaprio's Alexander the Great movie, Vin Diesel's biopic of Hannibal, and Brad Pitt's Trojan War drama.

I'm alot more interested in this !

The final battle sequence, however, is where David Self earns his pay. The Battle of Thermopylae lasts about forty pages and is every bit as stunning and brutal as the opening of Gladiator but is nearly three times longer. This may seem excessive to some but there's no doubt that those filmgoers who salivated throughout Gladiator will be enraptured by this film's last act. The sheer magnitude of this sequence will likely make Gates one of the most expensive films ever made. I can't imagine the dizzying logistics of filming these scenes, including one protracted and gut-wrenching battle between about a thousand men on a sloping cliff. Michael Mann has crafted mesmerizing action sequences in both Heat and Last of the Mohicans so I can't wait to see what he'll do here.

:Q

SWEET! I just got done reading Gates of Fire. AWESOME book. If they can pull off an even halfway decent screen translation it should be as good as Gladiator. I'm definately waiting for this one too...