The plot is actually weak. The team’s so-called main force, Last Legion, did not appear until the second half. In the first half, it was said that the infant emperor Romulus was taken away by the barbarians as soon as he established his country. With the help of Mira, the warrior of the Roman Empire, he finally rescued the emperor (of course, he did not forget that the little emperor accidentally found the legendary Excalibur), and fled to Great Britain to find the legendary 9th Legion to restore the country; People in the army have integrated into society and become civilians. At this time, the barbarians chased, and finally after a crowd of people fought, the barbarian king was killed and the little emperor became the tribal leader of Great Britain.
Aurelius (oh why is it called Aurelius? It always reminds me of "Love Actually", Mr. F's later Portuguese wife Aurelia) seems to be able to do what anyone can. With a few people, you can climb the fortress to deal with the brave and brave barbarians ( Of course, the Mira he is carrying is also an unknown and very powerful character); Mira is even more peculiar. He clearly carries a bunch of Eastern Roman costumes. Why does he take it off halfway and make a lotus flower shape? Of course, the most unacceptable thing is to have some one-night stands on the eve of the war (I immediately think of King Arthur-fortunately Aishwarya Rai never shoots intimate scenes, that scene is just "meaning")! Of course, to be honest, I don’t want the heroic Mr. F to die unexpectedly...
Hey, why can’t the little emperor go back to be his Roman emperor even though he has already won the battle? Although it may be more famous to be the father of the heroes of Great Britain, he always calls himself Caesar, doesn't he?
Aurelius’s friends always have to die one or two to be considered a war, but Aurelius was beaten so badly that he could not die...
Also, after watching "Rome" for a long time, I still can’t get used to Kevin McKidd, who is clearly a "Roman". Turned out to be the villain barbarians.
After Romulus threw the Excalibur to the stone, he realized that it was a story about the "Excalibur in the Stone". His son turned out to be King Arthur... But I couldn't imagine that Thomas Sangster would grow up. There is a son like Clive Owen (Arthur in "King Arthur")!
(Not important) ps I can’t see exactly where Rupert Friend is...
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