Julius Caesar 2002 part 3

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[mjg01906]

5:30 Julius Seizure. hahaha

[superzack411]

That was cold for old man!

[goosemaster720]

Previous comment to tune of wheels on the bus. Not 1st line though.

[goosemaster720]

Caesar had a seizure-Caesar had a seizure. Caesar just wanna go twitch twitch twitch-twitch twitch twitch-twitch twitch twitch

Caesar just wanna go twitch twitch twitch

On seizure time.

[annemolly57]

poor pigg!

[chloebella17]

Caesar had a seizure. Julius Seizure! Lol.

[HistoryLover1550]

While Caesar was with the pirates he would often read them his poetry and if they didn't understand it, he called them illiterate savages to their faces and laughingly threatened to have them all hanged.

[ThePappy61]

romans are italians , in europe you learn all different languages when you travel to other countrys back then. and yes he did have epilepcy

[ThePappy61]

romans are italians , in europe you learn all different languages when you travel to other countrys back then.

[ThePappy61]

romans are italians

[TheYu87]

I hate when ancient romans speak american english!

[NaFran49]

@TheYu87

of course, as we all know they really spoke with a British accent!

[NaFran49]

Oh, and that's why Roamns brought peoples' head back, not their hearts.

[NaFran49]

Is Caesar what now, Snow White?

[TheRomanRuler]

This is SO fake part.. But cant stop watching!

[andersmful]

Yeesh - I can't watch any more of this - it's not only a rewrite of history, the man chosen to play Caesar is nothing like that noble patrician.

Caesar was fair-haired, gray-eyed and possessed of that most distinguishing of noble features of the true Roman - a high-bridged aquiline nose. The ancient Romans were very proud of their eagle beaks and scorned the short, snub noses of the Gauls. Check out the nose of the lead character - it has nothing noble about it.

[kefkahkefkah]

@andersmful

rofl, the actor playing caesar is no issue at all. You taking it being the biggest issue is just..silly? there is alot of this moive to hack about, but boy,...lol.

[lghanima]

@andersmful  wow : a noble nose

[lghanima]

@andersmful wow : a noble nose .... imagine that. u cannot watch a movie cause of the actor's nose. u r a snob

[HistoryLover1550]

@andersmful I heard Caesar's eyes were dark brown.

[lord86maverick]

caesar was a  true gambler

[Dennispokemon1]

what happened to caesar in 5:13?

[hauss189]

@Dennispokemon1 He had Epilepsy I think causing him to have seizures.

[RoyalDog214]

"Today the shore is infested by pirates"

"Hey Guys, lets sleep by the shore tonight!"

[summers1]

According to my Professor when Ceasar was released he vowed to the pirates that they would all be crucified for what they put him thru; and later when Ceasar was absolute dictator of Rome he made good on that promise.

[bordshat]

Why do Romans always have British accents? I've seriously never heard a Roman in a film or documentary with anything other than a British accent.

[pucksterz12]

@bordshat Good question. Modern English language didn't develop until the 15th century.

[121Swaleskid]

@bordshat would you prefer an american accent? :P

[peri2502]

@bordshat because they are british actors I would presume. :)

[toralisasam]

@bordshat I think it's because a British accent is more "neutral"-sounding. It isn't a very strong or readily identifiable accent. That's just my opnion though.

[AemiliaPaulla]

@bordshat Well, how many Romans spoke English at all? And British accents certainly sound more sophisticated to the layperson.

[3101jimbo]

did julius caeser really have epilepcy? or did they just do that in the film.

[PiperFreeze06]

he really did, and so did his descendants

[Gourandor]

@3101jimbo He had, according to Plutarch, though some modern medical historians believe it was hypoglycemia.

[Kasumi0Hatsuka]

@3101jimbo He really had epilepcy according medecine studies :)

[svensksoldat91]

@Kasumi0Hatsuka yes he hade but he was a very god general, a good leader for Rome and a good man..even if he hade Epilepecy! :=)

[Kasumi0Hatsuka]

@svensksoldat91 For sure :)

[GentlemanGhost1]

@Kasumi0HatsukaI have heard that great generals like Alexander the Great and archduke Charles of Austria had it too

[Sebastian02iulie]

too bad it doesn;t follow the real events

[spinmonkey4401]

@Sebastian02iulie My only guess is that the real dynamics of Caesar and Sulla are too complex to be tackled in a miniseries.

[muchicookiechica]

ahh jeremy sisto is soo fine he plays caeser :)

[millonario33]

tenia tiempo q queria ver esta pelicula, se me hace emocionante

[goodluckpeace44]

romans were such great people