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    The Moral Ethics in the Film Gladiator The film Gladiator is a powerful and emotional film. The hovering theme throughout it is; perseverance‚ determination‚ never lose hope. It is a historical film‚ released in 2000‚ with factual events and people‚ taken place in Rome around 180 A.D. There are many characters in this film. The characters are diverse‚ and are all different from one another. The three main and most memorable characters are; Marcus Aurelius‚ Commodus‚ and Maximus. Caesar Marcus

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    reign of the Roman Empire. One in particular‚ Gladiator‚ is a fictional film set during the time of the Roman Empire. As a story line it has no actual historic validity‚ however depicts the imperialistic‚ unscrupulous‚ and savage nature of the film’s villain‚ Commodus to Gaius Caligula perfectly. Many of the physical features of these two characters are close in resemblance. Caligula was known to have black sunken eyes‚ as did Commodus in Gladiator. An aesthetic flaw by one who is usually sickly

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    Spartacus was known for being a Roman slave and a gladiator in the first century BCE who managed a rebellion against Rome. Spartacus was an individual who had astonishing courage and immense amount of physical strength. He was alive at the time of the first century BCE. A Thracian by creation‚ he was imprisoned by the Roman Army and developed skills to become a gladiator.1 Spartacus had developed into a modern-day inspirational character to others. His encounters in life had been inspirational to

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    I enjoy watching. Mixed martial arts‚ this sport has become increasingly popular and it is not slowing down. The sport has roots back to ancient Greek and Roman times dating back to 776 B.C. Mixed martial arts or MMA is very similar to the Roman gladiators of the past‚ with the two combatants entering and fighting for victory. In the past mixed martial arts was called Pankrations‚ in Greek this means “All Powers”. Mythology stipulates that Hercules and/or Theseus created this style of fighting.

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    sports known to man. The Roman sport of choice was the gladiators. In the ruthless game‚ prisoners and volunteers alike were pitted against each other and wild animals in a fight that often ended in death. Although gladiators do not show many similarities to modern football‚ the two are actually closer than they appear. Gladiators and football players both consume specialized diets in order to perform. As with many athletes today‚ gladiators ate high energy meals and drank “sports drinks” (Coleman

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    What are Tragic Heroes? What makes true hero? Where can we find a true hero? Well‚ a hero can be classified in many ways. A true hero puts himself before others‚ is a selfless person and can make the right decision even when he wants to do something that will benefit him/herself. They are classified to be someone morally good‚ they are a person who can stare evil in the face and instead of saying “why me?” they say “Try me”. Now‚ where can we find an example of a hero to today’s standards. Well in

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    that end in bloodshed. This is through injuring and killing of both the human and animal participants in order to please the spectators of the sport‚ honour and remember the dead‚ and also to punish law breakers. According to David .S. Potter in Gladiators and Blood sports in ancient Rome‚ gladiatorial combat and beast hunting were commonplace activities that occurred under the permission and supervision of the ruling emperors and they took place in arenas with public viewing. Blood sports in ancient

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    Gladiator weapons and armor did not stand the test of time Gladiator Weapons he sica‚ or siccae‚ was a curved scimitar‚ a short‚ curved sword‚ with a blade about 16-18 inches long - the most common Dacian sword (The inhabitants of Dacia are generally considered as belonging to the Thracian nations). The sica was commonly used by a Thrax (Thracian) gladiator and the Dimachaerus. Reason 1 they break easily Bow‚ spear and arrows have only one shot before they break. The lances and spears would

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    detriment. Power is transient therefore‚ gains or losses in power can significantly impact on an individual’s human experience. Three texts permeated by power struggles include Shakespeare’s catastrophic play Antony and Cleopatra‚ Ridley Scott’s film ‘Gladiator

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    During the first centuries CE of Roman art history a new art style emerges that illustrates a dense form of realism and naturalism. Realism in Roman art represented everyday activities of the era and historical events. Roman artists still relied upon and borrowed from ancient Greek Classical style‚ but unlike the Greeks artist’s work which the central theme was focused on mythology‚ the Romans primary subject of art was civic leaders and military triumphs. Roman were practical people and far less

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