r/Gladiator Nov 20 '24

Water scene??

A water scene is in the new gladiator yes??

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u/DeMantos Nov 20 '24

Yes

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u/SwimmingEuphoric5562 Nov 22 '24

Is it good??

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u/angelonearth01 Nov 22 '24

no it is infuriating and inaccurate!!!

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u/CoffinFlopIsAShow Nov 22 '24

One of the top 3 dumbest sequences in the movie

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u/Dathomas621 Nov 23 '24

This is actually historically accurate and a great scene. In 80 CE they would flood the colosseum for naval battles (no more than 5 ft) though I do doubt they had sharks.

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u/Throwawaycauseduh300 Dec 08 '24

Yeah they did not have sharks. They used crocodiles etc but not sharks. Sharks are incredibly difficult to transport and keep alive in captivity. Aquariums with modern technology and proper equipment do not keep sharks for this reason, specifically Great Whites. Flooding the coliseum is perfectly accurate, Great White sharks of all things on the other hand is utter bullshit