Gladiator trailer

In fact it lasted 2,000 years, not 1,000 because what now is called Byzantine Empire by then was also called Roman Empire and both Arabs and Turks called them Romans during the Crusades. Its capital was Constantinopla...but it was still the Roman Empire, and for decades part of Italy, including Rome, was also part of it.

poor trailer

Tagline: Father of a murdered son, husband to a murdered wife and I shall have my vengeance in this life or the next.

This scene from 1, 12 is on a start of movie. On battle for Germania. My english is so bad, sorry.

Where is this scene from 1:12? I didn't remeber - but it looks great. ^-^

@IaFortuna
in first ten minutes of the movie

when they are attacking to germans from behind..

and yes, it is great.

cool film joh

hmm.. its like theres only a handfull of badass directors.. ridley scott, tarantino, etc. the rest just suck at making movies..

What we do in life, echos to eternity.

Un leash hell.

Actually, Rome was remarkably long lived. A bit shy of 1000 years, all up from when it started taking over the Italian Peninsular to the final sacking in 475. The question most historians ask is not why did it fall? but rather how did it last longer than any other in history?