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Gladiator

Your loyal subjects bid you welcome,Highness

Your loyal subjects bid you welcome,Highness

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Your loyal subjects bid you welcome, Highness.
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5 seconds
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59
Timestamp in Movie
01:00:36
Uploaded
Jan 17, 2026
Genres
action, drama, adventure
Production
Universal Pictures,Scott Free Productions,Red Wagon Entertainment,Mill Film,DreamWorks Pictures

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Movie Summary

In the year 180, the death of emperor Marcus Aurelius throws the Roman Empire into chaos. Maximus is one of the Roman army's most capable and trusted generals and a key advisor to the emperor. As Marcus' devious son Commodus ascends to the throne, Maximus is set to be executed. He escapes, but is captured by slave traders. Renamed Spaniard and forced to become a gladiator, Maximus must battle to the death with other men for the amusement of paying audiences.
And for the loyal subjects, I trust they weren't too expensive. - Gladiator 00:06
And for the loyal subjects, I trust they weren't too...
There are many matters that require your attention. - Gladiator 00:05
There are many matters that require your attention.
For your guidance, Caesar, the Senate has prepared a series of protocols to begin addressing the many problems in the city, beginning with basic sanitation for the Greek Quarter, to combat the plague which is already springing up there. - Gladiator 00:17
For your guidance, Caesar, the Senate has prepared a series...
Don't you see, Gracchus? - Gladiator 00:07
Don't you see, Gracchus?
My father spent all his time at study, at books of learning and philosophy. - Gladiator 00:09
My father spent all his time at study, at books of learning...
He spent his twilight hours reading scrolls from the Senate. - Gladiator 00:05
He spent his twilight hours reading scrolls from the Senate.
And all the while, the people were forgotten. - Gladiator 00:05
And all the while, the people were forgotten.
But the senate is the people, sire, chosen from among the people to speak for the people. - Gladiator 00:08
But the senate is the people, sire, chosen from among the...
I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus. - Gladiator 00:05
I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus.
Then perhaps Caesar will be so good as to teach us, out of his own extensive experience. - Gladiator 00:08
Then perhaps Caesar will be so good as to teach us, out of...
I call it love. - Gladiator 00:07
I call it love.
I am their father. - Gladiator 00:05
I am their father.
Have you ever embraced someone dying of plague, sire? - Gladiator 00:05
Have you ever embraced someone dying of plague, sire?
No, but if you interrupt me again, I assure you that you shall. - Gladiator 00:07
No, but if you interrupt me again, I assure you that you...
Leave your list with me. - Gladiator 00:06
Leave your list with me.
My lady, as always, your lightest touch commands obedience. - Gladiator 00:07
My lady, as always, your lightest touch commands obedience.
It should be just you and me and Rome. - Gladiator 00:06
It should be just you and me and Rome.
Don't even think it. - Gladiator 00:05
Don't even think it.
He said it himself, it achieved nothing. - Gladiator 00:05
He said it himself, it achieved nothing.
Why? They didn't see the battles. - Gladiator 00:06
Why? They didn't see the battles.