Russell Crowe's Gladiator is legendary, but the real drama happened off-screen. Uncover the secrets and innovations that made ...

The dialogue in the movie cements these ideas. It comes from a range of well-developed characters, with some returning ...

Given my adoration for “Gladiator,” I was heartbroken to discover that ... infusing grins with a world-weary charm that elevates his often clunky dialogue. While Lucius exhibits many of Maximus’s ...

Gladiator. It reminds me of Gladiator ... scenery and slice through the film’s weighty earnestness. Memorable Dialogue: There’s something diabolically amusing about Denzel Washington reciting ...

Back in the gladiator ring, Lucius survives harrowing ... In such a spectacle, corny dialogue, campy performances, ridiculous scenarios and liberties with historical fact aren’t bugs, they ...

Then you watch “Gladiator II" – with killer baboons, romping-stomping rhinos, a Roman Colosseum filled with hungry sharks and Denzel Washington making a meal of every piece of dialogue – and ...

The gladiator who defied an empire ... The action scenes were relentless, thrilling and visceral. The dialogue was eminently quotable. Even people who may not particularly remember the movie ...

Now that Gladiator II is available on 4K and Blu-ray (you can grab your copy here), fans have had an opportunity to dig into the deleted scenes and learn just how great a character Fortuna could ...

"Gladiator II" may have garnered some mixed ... who like Mescal shines in action scenes but is confoundingly disappointing in dialogue-heavy scenes, Denzel is completely in the zone.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Gladiator 2. "The way I look at ... spitting sibilance, chewing over dialogue, and ultimately stealing every interaction he's in, it's an incredible ...

“Gladiator II” is yet another unnecessary ... We get the laugh, the stern stare, the dialogue deliveries that melt like butter sizzling in a hot skillet. He takes a line like “I own your ...

What, if any, was your dialogue like with him as you put together Gladiator II? SCOTT: Well, if you’re doing James Bond and you’ve now cast Roger Moore, you don’t expect Roger Moore to want ...