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Clips from Gladiator (2000)

"No?"
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"But I can."
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"Is that the sign of your gods?"
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"Will that not anger them?"
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"(PEOPLE CLAMORING)"
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"The gods favor you."
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"Red is the gods' color."
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"You will need their help today."
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"(GROWLING)"
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"Proximo!"
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"Still leading with the German?"
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"PROXIMO: The crowd love a barbarian."
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"Besides that, he's making me rich."
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"Has that Numidian fought before?"
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"No, first time."
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"MAN: And that one, laborer, soldier?"
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"He's a Spaniard."
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"He might as well be a eunuch for what he brings to the ring."
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"500 sestertii, the Numidian and Spaniard team makes it through."
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"And 1,000, that the Numidian makes it through alone."
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"Are you asking me to bet against my own man?"
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"It's unethical."
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"What if I make it 2,000?"
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"(CROWD CHEERING)"
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"Some of you are thinking you won't fight,"
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"some that you can't fight."
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"They all say that until they're out there."
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"Listen."
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"- Kill! Kill! Kill! - Kill! Kill! Kill!"
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"Thrust this into another man's flesh,"
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"and they will applaud and love you for that."
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"And you,"
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"you may begin to love them"
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"for that."
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"Ultimately, we're all dead men."
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"Sadly, we cannot choose how,"
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"but we can decide how we meet that end,"
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"in order that we are remembered"
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"as men."
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"MAN 1: Come on!"
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"(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)"
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"MAN 2: On the left, draw your shields!"
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"On the right, draw your swords!"
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"- Kill! Kill! Kill! - Kill! Kill! Kill!"
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"MAN 2: Pair them up, red with yellow."
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"Next!"
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"Move!"
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"(SCREAMING)"
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"(CROWD CHEERING)"
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"(SCREAMING)"
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"(CROWD CHEERING LOUDER)"
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"MAN: Usurper!"
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"(CROWD SHOUTING)"
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"- Go away! - MAN: You'll never rule us, Commodus!"
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"He enters Rome like a conquering hero. But what has he conquered?"
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"Give him time, Gracchus. He's young."
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"I think he could do very well."
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"GRACCHUS: For Rome, or for you?"
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"Go to your mother, Lucius. It's what she'd like."
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"- LUCILLA: Lucius! - Mother!"
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"Hail, Caesar."
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"Senators."
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"Rome greets her new emperor."
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"Your loyal subjects bid you welcome, Highness."
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"Thank you, Falco."
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"And for the loyal subjects, I trust they weren't too expensive."
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"- Caesar. - Gracchus."
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"All Rome rejoices in your return, Caesar."
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"But there are many matters that require your attention."
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"GRACCHUS: To order, please. To order."
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"For your guidance, Caesar,"
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"the Senate has prepared a series of protocols"
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"to begin addressing the many problems in the city,"
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"beginning with basic sanitation for the Greek Quarter,"
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"to combat the plague which is already springing up there."
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"So, if Caesar..."
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"(SHUSHES)"
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"Don't you see, Gracchus?"
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"That's the very problem, isn't it?"
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"My father spent all his time at study,"
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"at books of learning and philosophy."
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"He spent his twilight hours reading scrolls from the Senate."
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"And all the while, the people were forgotten."
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"But the senate is the people, sire,"
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"chosen from among the people to speak for the people."
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"I doubt many of the people eat so well as you do, Gracchus."
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"Or have such splendid mistresses, Gaius."
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"I think I understand my own people."
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"Then perhaps Caesar will be so good as to teach us,"
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"out of his own extensive experience."
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"(ALL CHUCKLING)"
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"I call it love."
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"I am their father. The people are my children."
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"And I shall hold them to my bosom and embrace them tightly."
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"Have you ever embraced someone dying of plague, sire?"
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"No, but if you interrupt me again,"
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"I assure you that you shall."
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"Senator, my brother is very tired."
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"Leave your list with me. Caesar shall do all that Rome requires."
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"My lady, as always, your lightest touch commands obedience."
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"Who are they to lecture me?"
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"Commodus, the Senate has its uses."
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"What uses? All they do is talk."
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"It should be just you and me and Rome."
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"Don't even think it. There's always been a Senate."
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"Rome has changed."
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"It takes an emperor to rule an empire."
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"Of course, but leave the people their..."
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"illusions?"
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"Traditions."
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"My father's war against the barbarians."
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"He said it himself, it achieved nothing. But the people loved him."
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"The people always love victories."
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"Why? They didn't see the battles."
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"What do they care about Germania?"
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"They care about the greatness of Rome."
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""The greatness of Rome.""
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"Well, what is that?"
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"It's an idea. Greatness."
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"- Greatness is a vision. - Exactly. A vision."
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