Nos dias finais do reinado de Marcus Aurelius, o imperador desperta a ira de seu filho Commodus ao tornar pública sua predileção em deixar o trono para Maximus, o comandante do exército romano. Sedento pelo poder, Commodus mata seu pai, assume a coroa e ordena a morte de Maximus, que consegue fugir antes de ser pego e passa a se esconder sob a identidade de um escravo e gladiador do Império Romano.
- Varun5 de dezembro de 2024I really liked Ridley Scott’s depiction of Rome here, it looks grand but also isn’t just overdone with sleek splendour, it’s got a grungy look to it too which adds more realism and also represents the wide gap between class divisions. Joaquin Phoenix clearly steals the show, Commodus’ maniacal demeanour keeps the audience as well as every other character on edge. Marcus Aurelius was also portrayed well in the short time on screen, with a wise and stoic aura that inspires Maximus’ loyalty. The pacing and plot was great. The melodrama is solid, every line and interaction is filled with emotion and entertaining to watch. I wasn’t a fan of some of the slow motion and choppy cuts during the action scenes, but the fights were still decent. The hypnotic sequences were a nice touch. The scheming behind the scenes with Lucilla and the senators is also interesting. There’s some nice lightheartedness with Maximus’ new buddies which adds more depth to his character as he isn’t just relegated to being a depressed grumpy grunt. Every character serves an important role and this movie managed to bring multiple elements together to tell a cohesive and decent historical fiction story, but I don’t think it’s one of those epic must-watches that a lot of people tout it to be.
- Ray Hopkin8 de janeiro de 2025We will meet again. Just not yet. Not yet. This is such a mind blowing masterpiece. From the cast, to the direction, the score, everything really comes together so strongly. The fight scenes still haven't really been beaten, and the story has perfect emotional beats that keep you on the edge of your seat. Love this movie.
- Eldon McGuinness10 de março de 2025Whether you are a history buff or an action junky, this movie is sure to please. The cinematic views put you in the fields and in the middle of the Romain empire in the time of Marcus Aurelius. The fighting scenes have more action that you can shake a gladius at! I will warn you, that some of the scenes can be a bit intense, but overall, they do a great job of trying to balance the need for realism with the tolerance of a wide audience. The story itself is one that grabs you from the beginning and just refuses to let go, right up to the very end. The drama, both family and political is so rich and thick, full of crosses and double-crosses, it really is a masterclass in plot writing.
- Hakihiko11 de outubro de 2025Epic, Powerful, and Unforgettable “Gladiator” stands as one of the defining epics of modern cinema — a masterful blend of grand spectacle, emotional depth, and raw intensity. Ridley Scott delivers a film that feels both massive in scale and deeply human at its core, crafting a world that’s brutal, majestic, and alive with purpose. From the sweeping battlefields to the roaring Colosseum, every frame carries weight and meaning. Russell Crowe gives a phenomenal performance as Maximus, embodying both the stoic strength and quiet vulnerability of a man driven by loss and honor. Joaquin Phoenix is equally outstanding as Commodus, delivering a chilling and layered portrayal of power, insecurity, and corruption. Their performances elevate the film far beyond a simple revenge narrative. The cinematography, set design, and Hans Zimmer’s unforgettable score all work in perfect harmony, creating a sense of timeless grandeur that few films achieve. While it takes a few creative liberties with history, “Gladiator” remains emotionally truthful and dramatically gripping. It’s a rare kind of blockbuster — one that balances action and heart, violence and virtue — leaving a lasting mark long after the credits roll.
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Gladiadorfoi lançado em 4 de maio de 2000.
Gladiadorfoi dirigido por Ridley Scott.
Gladiadortem a duração de 2 h 34 min.
Gladiadorfoi produzido por Branko Lustig, David Franzoni, Douglas Wick.
Nos dias finais do reinado de Marcus Aurelius, o imperador desperta a ira de seu filho Commodus ao tornar pública sua predileção em deixar o trono para Maximus, o comandante do exército romano. Sedento pelo poder, Commodus mata seu pai, assume a coroa e ordena a morte de Maximus, que consegue fugir antes de ser pego e passa a se esconder sob a identidade de um escravo e gladiador do Império Romano.
Os personagens principais de Gladiador são Maximus (Russell Crowe), Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix), Lucilla (Connie Nielsen).
Gladiador é avaliado com 14.
Gladiador é um filme de Action, Adventure, Drama.
Gladiador tem uma classificação de audiência 8.7de 10.
Gladiador teve um orçamento de US$ 103 mi.
Gladiador fez US$ 465,5 mi na bilheteria.