Uno schiavo diventato gladiatore è alle prese con una lotta contro il tempo per salvare la donna che ama, promessa sposa di un senatore romano corrotto. Nella cornice di un Vesuvio in eruzio... Leggi tuttoUno schiavo diventato gladiatore è alle prese con una lotta contro il tempo per salvare la donna che ama, promessa sposa di un senatore romano corrotto. Nella cornice di un Vesuvio in eruzione, l'uomo deve lottare per trarre in salvo l'amata mentre Pompei crolla intorno a lui.Uno schiavo diventato gladiatore è alle prese con una lotta contro il tempo per salvare la donna che ama, promessa sposa di un senatore romano corrotto. Nella cornice di un Vesuvio in eruzione, l'uomo deve lottare per trarre in salvo l'amata mentre Pompei crolla intorno a lui.
- Premi
- 9 vittorie e 4 candidature
- Milo's Mother
- (as Rebecca Eady)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizDirector Paul W.S. Anderson said that he was not pleased when a lot of people online said that Kit Harington's six-pack abs were digitally enhanced and not real after the first stills and trailers for the movie were released. He reiterated that they were completely real with no make-up or digital enhancement and Harington actually looked like that for the shooting of those scenes.
- BlooperCorvus has a bust of the Emperor Hadrian on display in his military tent. Hadrian was emperor from AD 117 - 138, and would have only been three years old at the time.
- Versioni alternativeThe UK release was cut, the distributor was advised that the film was likely to receive a 15 classification but that their preferred 12A classification could be obtained by making some changes. The distributor was advised to reduce stronger moments of violence where there was a dwelling on particular acts and to reduce the emphasis on blood on bladed weapons. When the film was formally submitted, changes had been made which addressed these concerns. Consequently, the film was classified 12A.
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- Colonne sonoreHouse of Delights
from Spartacus: Gli dei dell'arena (2011)
Written by Joseph LoDuca
© Starz Entertainment, LLC.
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Other things I liked:
- The gladiatorial theme is well presented. You can see people who hate being a gladiator, people who are just waiting for their freedom, people who believe they are gods in the arena, and so on, and you can watch how the majority of Romans loved these shows, but some didn't. You can make yourself an idea of the weather of that theme.
- The romance is believable. I mean, it happens very fast, but it's not Disney's "Real Love" They are just two people who LIKE each other caught in the massive chaos of a volcano, not much more.
- the special effects are plain awesome! Not only the gigantic explosion and lava bombs, and tsunamis. Also the small things, like the views of the city in the background, and the aerial shots.
- The city was amazing. People complain "Pompeii is not a port city" Well, actually it WAS, but the eruption changed the shape of the coastline. And the fact that THAT city shown in the movie WAS Pompeii. They actually shoot in place and then recreated the city out of the remainings using CGI. So the grid shape, the walls and everything is in place just as it was 2000 years ago. Archaeologists have in fact praised the director for his recreation of the city
- the volcano. It's the star of the movie without a doubt. It seems to have almost a personality. The way the eruption happened was very close to what actually happened. Some artistic liberties were made for the sake of entertaining. You won't be seeing any clichéd lava river because Mount Vesubius doesn't work that way.
- The ending. It was amazing. I can't spoil it for you, but making it in any other way would have damaged the quality of the film.
- The acting. It was really good for what I was expecting. Milo surprised me a lot, because I could really believe him as a lead man. The girl also. She seemed so plain in photos, but once the movie started I could say she nailed the part perfectly and was by no means just "miss fanservice", as girls in these kinds of movies tend to be. The real surprise was Atticus. The actor totally stealed the movie for himself in every scene, something that was perfect for an invicted champion in the peak of his gladiatorial career.
What didn't I like? The fact that the other famous city in the vicinity of Vesubius(Herculaeum, I think it's called) wasn't showed in the aerial shots. I mean, obviously the movie would be to complicated if we include it in the plot, but an aerial cameo of this other city would have been a fine addition to the movie, and would have improved the accuracy of it.
- davidagnino
- 23 apr 2014
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- Data di uscita
- Paesi di origine
- Siti ufficiali
- Lingua
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- Pompeya
- Luoghi delle riprese
- Pompeii, Napoli, Campania, Italia(some exteriors)
- Aziende produttrici
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- Budget
- 100.000.000 USD (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 23.219.748 USD
- Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
- 10.340.823 USD
- 23 feb 2014
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 117.831.631 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 45 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 2.35 : 1