Name: Gladiator
Released: 2017-03-18
Duration: 2 h 50 min
Cast: Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen

1) gracchus

My brother has had Gracchus arrested.
2) legionnaire

Isn't it late to be playing legionnaire?
3) squabble

But these senators scheme, squabble and flatter and deceive.
4) eunuch

He's a Spaniard. He might as well be a eunuch, for what he brings to the ring.
5) catapult

Soldier, I ordered you to move those catapult forward.
6) beggar

Well, why don't you go down to the prison, round up all the beggar and thieves?
7) bosom

I shall hold them to my bosom and embrace them tightly.
8) chariot

This column to the chariot! This column stay with me!
9) barbarian

but shouldn't the barbarian lose the battle of Carthage?
10) scribe

I shouldn't be here, I'm a scribe, I write down words...
11) dictatorship

I will not trade one dictatorship for another!
12) valor

You have proved your valor yet again, Maximus.
13) barracks

Back to barracks, General? Or to Rome?
14) laborer

And that one, laborer, soldier?
15) savior

I'm Maximus, the savior of Rome!
16) salute

We who are about to die salute you.
17) nephew

And what of my nephew?
18) dissolution

I could announce the dissolution of the Senate...
19) whisper

Anything more than a whisper and it would vanish...
20) butcher

The crowd don't want a butcher, they want a hero.
21) vengeance

and I will have my vengeance, in this life or the next.
22) devotion

Devotion to my family...
23) coup

And after your glorious coup, what then?

1) encamp

Have fresh horses ready to take me to Ostia. My army is encamp there.
2) displease

in a manner that displease me...
3) deign

the Emperor has deign this day to favor the people of Rome...
4) crucify

My family was burnt and crucified while they were still alive.
5) ravage

when they ravage her again and again...
6) squeal

squeal like a girl when they nailed him to the cross.
7) vex

It vex me.
8) catapult

Catapults ready, sir!
9) bathe

"You shall watch as I bathe in their blood."
10) starve

The people will be starving in two years.
11) reinstate

Senator Gracchus is to be reinstate.
12) seduce

You really think the people are going to be seduce by that?
13) disappoint

My decision disappoint you?
14) mourn

I was sad to hear of your husband's death. I mourn him.
15) summon

And the senators? He wouldn't have summon them if...
16) dedicate

There are some politicians who have dedicate their lives to Rome.
17) moan

moan like a whore...
18) weep

I wept for them.
19) rejoice

All Rome rejoice in your return, Caesar.
20) infect

He infect everyone like a putrid fever.
21) greet

Rome greet her new emperor.
22) salute

Rome salute you, and I embrace you as a brother.
23) bleed

For the health of Rome, the Senate must be bled.

1) purposefully

I purposefully told them about using the grain reserves to pay for the games.
2) terribly

I'm terribly vexed.
3) tightly

I shall hold them to my bosom and embrace them tightly.
4) sadly

Sadly, we cannot choose how...
5) afterwards

The silence before you strike and the noise afterwards.
6) ultimately

Ultimately, we're all dead men.
7) somewhere

It's somewhere out there, my country.
8) extremely

Well, with an army behind you, you could be extremely political.
9) nearly

How long has he been gone? Nearly two hours.
10) exactly

Greatness is a vision. Exactly. A vision.
11) alone

One thousand? The Numidian alone is worth 2,000.
12) perhaps

Perhaps not on the battlefield, but there are many forms of courage.
13) sometimes

Sometimes I do what I want to do.
14) finally

So finally, after five years of scratching a living...
15) forward

Soldier, I ordered you to move those catapults forward.
16) quite

and yet it will lie quite still.
17) late

and went out late at night...
18) almost

We seem to be almost there, sire.
19) inside

Get inside. Move.
20) soon

We shall know soon enough.
21) along

Move along! Find me!
22) enough

We shall know soon enough.
23) often

Don't often see you enjoying the pleasures of the vulgar crowd.

1) putrid

He infects everyone like a putrid fever.
2) insolent

Even the insolent Senator Gracchus was silent as a mouse.
3) frightful

"a frightful dream...
4) merciless

bent on merciless destruction...
5) fickle

The mob is fickle, brother. He'll be forgotten in a month.
6) incessant

After two weeks on the road, your incessant scheming is hurting my head.
7) hallowed

we reach back to hallowed antiquity...
8) ferocious

Ferocious mercenaries and warriors...
9) treacherous

And we are treacherous.
10) undefeated

the only undefeated champion...
11) invincible

there stood the invincible armies...
12) staggered

Stay close. Staggered columns!
13) barbarian

of the barbarian Hannibal.
14) careless

I only need moments, so do not be careless with your lives.
15) barren

On the barren plain of Zama...
16) vulgar

Don't often see you enjoying the pleasures of the vulgar crowd.
17) brute

from all brute nations...
18) persuasive

You've got very persuasive friends.
19) tedious

And they'll soon forget the tedious sermonizing of a few dry old men.
20) prudent

Maximus, please be careful. That was not prudent.
21) miserable

which will be the last of your miserable lives...
22) splendid

Or have such splendid mistresses, Gaius.
23) queer

You sold me queer giraffes.

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