"The Crowd" Lille Pen always cites important events about ancient Rome. Can't hold back. I just found a four-hour movie like this. Thinking that I should be able to complete the approximate incident... (covers face
The rush is not as detailed as a real documentary, but it is precisely because it has the beautification of a movie that it can keep myself interested in watching it.
Not really long. How can the history of the decades be described in four hours.
The feeling described in the movie gives me the feeling: Except for Caesar, Octavian and Octavian have always been both wise and capable. The former defeated many enemies, but finally lost to his own impatience and self-confidence; the latter gave Rome two hundred years of peace. Whether it is for themselves or really for the people. The result is always a happy one.
Yan Houkong has ambition, but not enough resourcefulness to perfect her grand plan
Anthony, the hero of the world, was finally a deserter of love, the moment he saw the Queen's ship sail away. No subordinates, no honors, only those who love are moving away from themselves, desperate to catch up with her.
Three stars for a starting point that would rather watch a real history.
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