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198) The most memorable moment in the movie was when the gladiators arrived in Rome; the camera angles used were spectacular. The panoramic view on the outside of the coliseum was breathtaking, viewing all the people in the market from an aerial view then the camera brought the anticipating into the coliseum while maintaining an aerial view...
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This aerial view spread across the coliseum encompassing all the spectators including the emperor, the senators, and the Royal family. From there the camera took the movie-goers into the ring where the gladiators would later fight several battles. My perception was increased "with different cinematic points of view" (Boggs & Petrie p...
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