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Director:<\/strong> Neil Marshall<\/p>\nCast:<\/strong> Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Olga Kurylenko<\/p>\nGenre:<\/strong> Action, Drama, History, War<\/p>\nIn our list of Roman movies, the calendars show the year 117 BC. The film centers around the story of a man named Quintus Dias. The Roman Empire is living through one of the most glorious times in its history. This irrepressible advance of Rome, which expanded its borders and dominated from Egypt to Spain and the Black Sea, stalled in Britain.<\/p>\n
The Roman forces, whose attacks were constantly repelled by the Picts, continue their attacks decisively. However, Pictler has no intention of giving up. Roman General Virilus is determined to defeat the Picts and their commander, Gorlacon. He sets out for the north with his army. It is at this point that Quintus Dias joins Virilus’ army. Quintus Dias’s life will change a lot with this decision; for he will be the only survivor of the war against the Picts.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>15) Ulisse (1954) | IMDb: 6.7<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Director:<\/strong> Mario Camerini<\/p>\nCast:<\/strong> Silvana Mangano, Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn<\/p>\nGenre:<\/strong> Adventure, Fantasy, History<\/p>\nAdapted from Homer’s epic Odyssey, the film tells the adventures of \u00dclis, who set out to return home after the Trojan War. When \u00dclis went to war, he left his beloved wife Penelope and his son Telemachus behind. Since he did not return from the war for a long time, some opportunists in the city lined up to marry Penelope.<\/p>\n
Penelope believes that Ulis will return from the war, no matter how many years pass. That’s why she is waiting for him with great patience. However, in this process, he fell into very difficult situations with Telemachus. \u00dclis wants to return to his home as soon as possible, but he has to deal with the dangers he encounters along the way.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>14) The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964) | IMDb: 6.7<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Director:<\/strong> Anthony Mann<\/p>\nCast:<\/strong> Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd, Alec Guinness<\/p>\nGenre:<\/strong> Drama, History, War<\/p>\nThe period known as the collapse period of the Roman Empire lasted for many years. The film deals with the period between 180 and 192 AD, that is, the beginning years of this period. Emperor Marcus Aurelius is living the last years of his reign and is engaged in a war against the Germanic tribes. Predicting that he will die soon because he is ill, Marcus Aurelius decides to leave his son Commodus to his most trusted commander, Livius, because he does not like it.<\/p>\n
Livy does not accept this offer at first, but this is not the first time in the history of the empire. Emperors have previously left the throne to other names they trust instead of their own children. However, there is a problem. Livius is both very close friends with Commodus and in love with Marcus Aurelius’ daughter Lucilla. Marcus Aurelius, on the other hand, wants to marry his daughter to King Sohamus of Armenia in order to secure his borders with the Parthian Empire. The film, which deals with hatred, greed, defeat, victory and many other concepts at the same time, deals with the reasons at the beginning of the collapse of the empire in detail.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>13) History of the World: Part I (1981) | IMDb: 6.9<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Director:<\/strong> Mel Brooks<\/p>\nCast:<\/strong> Mel Brooks, Gregory Hines, Dom DeLuise<\/p>\nGenre:<\/strong> Comedy, History, Musical<\/p>\nOne of the most unusual films of our list of Roman films compared to other films, The History of the World deals with many different historical periods, including the Roman Empire, using elements of comedy. The film tells a number of stories set during the Spanish Inquisition, the Stone Age, the French Revolution, and the Roman Empire. It is also revived with various comedic elements on topics such as The Ten Commandments and The Last Supper.<\/p>\n
A philosopher who did stand-up during the Roman period, the misfortunes of the prophet Moses when he announced the Ten Commandments to the public, the first marriages, and the first funerals in the Stone Age are just a few of the topics covered. If you want to watch a movie with a unique humor about historical processes, History of the World will be a very good choice for you.<\/p>\n
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