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Exhausted, decadent imperial decline prevails in maximalist sequel Gladiator II
Gladiator II is both bad history and bad historical fiction, Ridley Scott's maximalism never replicating the charisma of ...
‘Gladiator II': Critics Mostly Give Thumbs Up to Ridley Scott's Epic Blockbuster Sequel
The reviews are in for Gladiator II ahead of its nationwide release next week, and the critics are, for the most part, not ...
Gladiator II First Reviews – “Pure Camp”, “Entertaining”, and “A Fun Romp”
After months of anticipation, Gladiator II has arrived and is meeting its first audiences around the world ahead of its ...
HDR By Barco Hits London: Is It The Best Cinema Format For Gladiator II?
HDR by Barco is a new format that claims to be the best quality image for cinemas—and is now available in London. But what ...
‘Gladiator II’ review: A fantastic Denzel Washington steals this enjoyable enough sequel
There’s nothing wrong with a grunting, violent, ancient Roman holiday, especially when it boasts a supporting performance as ...
Gladiator II's Denzel Washington shares only time he’s ever been ‘starstruck’
"Saturday Night Live" riled up fans across the political spectrum with its postelection episode featuring Bill Burr and Dana ...
‘Gladiator II’ Review: Paul Mescal Enters the Colosseum in a Dull Retread of the Original
Ridley Scott's long-anticipated return to ancient Rome is a pale shadow of its Best Picture-winning predecessor.
'Gladiator II' is a messy spectacle that lets Paul Mescal go feral on screen
"Gladiator II" starring Paul Mescal is a more action-leaning sequel that delivers on the big, wild fights, but not always on ...
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Gladiator II Review: Denzel Washington’s Performance Is The Ultimate Champion In Honorable Yet Disheveled Sequel
There has been a path paved for him to the world of the sword-and-sandal epic with Gladiator II. Of course, considering ...
'Gladiator II' is double the sweat, dirt, & spectacle—but how gay is it?
The sequel raises the epic stakes, but does it live up to the spirit of the original? Out's film critic Mey Rude explores!