Has Anyone Seen Gladiator 2?

[Part-Time Chad]

Is it a good movie?

 

[King Solomon]

A black man with power in Rome. That's already a lie as they'd be either slaves or lion meat at best back then.

As for the movie itself, it's most likely an epic fail as a vast majority are these days. I'd say 99% of movies are fails at this point as their goal is to spread the virus of LGBTQ and fake wokeness.

I did enjoy quiet place. Oddly enough there was no LGBTQ and fake wokeness. I also enjoyed the first Deadpool. Other than that I don't watch much anymore as the movies became more satanic over time and I almost all but stopped after 2012. My favorite actors are Daniel Day Lewis, Jim Caviezel, and Christian Bale.


In the end, stay away from Hollywood as it's a portal that opens up to the demonic. Same goes for secular music.

 

[Alexanderr]

I've heard some good stuff

 

[Part-Time Chad]

A black man with power in Rome. That's already a lie as they'd be either slaves or lion meat at best back then.

As for the movie itself, it's most likely an epic fail as a vast majority are these days. I'd say 99% of movies are fails at this point as their goal is to spread the virus of LGBTQ and fake wokeness.

I did enjoy quiet place. Oddly enough there was no LGBTQ and fake wokeness. I also enjoyed the first Deadpool. Other than that I don't watch much anymore as the movies became more satanic over time and I almost all but stopped after 2012. My favorite actors are Daniel Day Lewis, Jim Caviezel, and Christian Bale.


In the end, stay away from Hollywood as it's a portal that opens up to the demonic. Same goes for secular music.

There actually was a real-life black emperor in Rome by the name of Lucius Septimus Severus (145–211).
Is Gladiator 2 about him, or just some imaginary generic "empowered" black guy?

Agree with your sentiments about movies now. They totally suck because they've been reduced to being vehicles of disseminating leftist propaganda.

 

[Part-Time Chad]

I've heard some good stuff

I wonder who says good things about it.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

There actually was a real-life black emperor in Rome by the name of Lucius Septimus Severus (145–211).
Is Gladiator 2 about him, or just some imaginary generic "empowered" black guy?

Agree with your sentiments about movies now. They totally suck because they've been reduced to being vehicles of disseminating leftist propaganda.

Severus was not black. He was African yes but he was of Phoenician descent. It's like calling South African whites black because they are born in Africa.

 

[Part-Time Chad]

Severus was not black. He was African yes but he was of Phoenician descent. It's like calling South African whites black because they are born in Africa.

If this is a faithful recreation of him, I would agree. He looked to be north African/Arab, not sub-Saharan African.

 

[King Solomon]

There actually was a real-life black emperor in Rome by the name of Lucius Septimus Severus (145–211).
Is Gladiator 2 about him, or just some imaginary generic "empowered" black guy?

Agree with your sentiments about movies now. They totally suck because they've been reduced to being vehicles of disseminating leftist propaganda.

Yes, and Cleopatra was black also. Don't believe the mainstream lies. I've personally eviscerated all the black identity theft lies over the last 5 years including them stealing the identity and history of the ancient Egyptians, Israelites, Free Masons as well as the lies about 100's of so called inventions that they didn't invent. Unfortunately, they had no history of their own or none worth mentioning so they have to steal Caucasian history.

With that being said, the Jevvish propaganda machine adds fuel to the fire by pushing or promoting these lies and the black community eats it up. As for this Lucius Septimus Severus, I have yet to even research him but I know without a shadow of a doubt that he is a Caucasian man as every single black conspiracy theory has turned out to be demonstrably false and they're nothing but tribes or slaves. They've never created a major civilization nor did they even invent the wheel before the white man civilized them. Be that as it may, I shall research this abomination of belief that a black man was king of Rome. Who is pushing this belief onto the masses? They also said the wealthiest king in history was black and that was a lie. They lied about the original Moors being black also.

SPOILER ALERT: I won't give away the ending but some of the main details.

So Denzel Washington plays a slave owner that and specifically gladiators. He uses his gambles on his gladiators to gain wealth and eventually knowledge and turns that knowledge into power by infiltrating the Royals and making them conspire amongst one another. He uses this as a way to get back at Rome for enslaving himself at one time. The prince of Rome has returned after many years in hiding and is of the same blood as the previous main character and has a dream to restore the dream of his grandfather and honor it as his father died trying to do before him. Basically they're 16 years after the fall of Maximus and Rome is at a breaking point due to the 2 blood thirsty morons controlling Rome. The movie isn't about Denzel's character but he is or turns into the main villain. I didn't see any reviews stating it contains LGBTQ or wokism propaganda so it could be ok.

Hollywood has always been a satanic degenerate Jevvish owned abomination. The Holly Tree (wood) in the past was used by warlocks, witches and wizards for casting spells. It's no surprise they use this abomination to cast spells on the masses.

 

[King Solomon]

If this is a faithful recreation of him, I would agree. He looked to be north African/Arab, not sub-Saharan African.

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He basically had the classic Greek hair and beard. The Romans are descendants of the Greeks themselves.

 

[King Solomon]

Severus was not black. He was African yes but he was of Phoenician descent. It's like calling South African whites black because they are born in Africa.

Yep the dude is a pureblood Caucasian.