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"Rome" - Fantastic Scene



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Mark Antony and Octavian's bitchfight from season 2 of HBO's "Rome". One of my favourite scenes, fantastic.


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Octavian proof to ... ( 1 month ago by NeoArawak)
Octavian proof to be very smart since the beggining of the series. Later i realized Octavian was the great emperor Augustus Ceasar.
yeaah, very good ... ( 1 month ago by avodofonseca1)
yeaah, very good fuckin scene. this is the best serie of all time. amasing, just fucking perfect. love rome, love this fucking era. yeaah just fucking perfect
this is the ebst ... ( 1 month ago by Cossacks1994)
this is the ebst s
érie 4ever!!
The Romans taught ... ( 1 month ago by cgavin1)
The Romans taught us despotism and capitalism. The Greeks gave us literature, democracy and art..
Your opinion is ... ( 1 month ago by smircea88)
Your opinion is biased my friend.The Romans had the same importance in European history like the Greeks,maybe a bigger one.So shut up and get a life.
"JUNO'S CUNT!" :D ... ( 1 month ago by Makkitotosimew)
"JUNO'S CUNT!" :D Polly Walker and James Purefoy are brilliant actors. I miss Rome so much. :(
Maybe this is true. ... ( 1 month ago by Shargaad)
Maybe this is true. But, as an Italian, I knew far more americans who just go to bars and clubs, looking for trendy and sexy Italians and lots of wine, than americans really interested in culture.
And many of them, when they are in front of masterpieces just say "oooohhhh soooooo cuuuteee" "sooooo beautifuuuuuul" and they're ready for the next pub crawl.
By the way what you say about hystorians is interesting.
It's hard to ... ( 1 month ago by JustShoveJayOhBe)
It's hard to appreciate a masterpiece without a open mind's eye that transcends nationhood/patriotism -- what meaning is a painting of the Ottoman siege of Vienna to an American if they have absolutely no investment in the incident? I think the same would be for Europeans: what value would Gettysburg or Saratoga or Micky Mantle have to a European? The answer is NO meaning until one is able to transcend pety distinctions between artificial lines on a map. I think 'Rome' offers a great deal in...
showing us this ... ( 1 month ago by JustShoveJayOhBe)
showing us this concept. In the scene following this, Cicero orates a letter to Brutus and Cassius that starts "TO THE HEROES OF THE REPUBLIC..." and in an early episode, Pompey and the senate decide that the best way to save Rome from Ceasar is to abandon the city of Rome! Everyone involved in the Roman civil wars in this show is so wound up in controlling the "idea" of Rome and the city of Rome itself isn't even relavent in the matter! After all, all the wealth of the country was in the east
So what's the have ... ( 1 month ago by JustShoveJayOhBe)
So what's the have to do with American tourists? Well, I believe in the end it is all a learning process that must be handled with baby steps. The exterior of the tourist may be like "this is sooo cute!" etc., but what you must keep in mind is that a world of emotion, thought, and completely unique contemplation beyond our comprehension goes on in every human mind, and that exterior expressions never represent truth. All language and all re-presentation is violence against the original thought.
lmao love that ... ( 3 weeks ago by NialoF1)
lmao love that catchphrase
My favourite scene ... ( 3 weeks ago by MrsGamgee977)
My favourite scene in the entire series. I don't know which of the 3 actors is better... But I've a soft spot for Max - he's freakin AMAZING!
i agree with you ... ( 3 weeks ago by SUPERSMARTY333)
i agree with you about that !
How on Earth (from ... ( 3 weeks ago by aeonflux67)
How on Earth (from reading many many accounts of Ancient times and not just this series) did Mark Antony managed to get pawned by this "child". My God....it should have been no more difficult to get rid of Octavian than ringing a half starved chickens neck. Antony was too busy womanising and drinking to see the threat grow. Pathetic.
"exterior ... ( 3 weeks ago by mystolenusername)
"exterior expressions never represent truth"
Truly the thought process of a Roman politician.
Octavian proved ... ( 3 weeks ago by mystolenusername)
Octavian proved himself extremely able. He reused all of Caesar's successful policies and lerned from Caesar's mistakes. He gave the people what they wanted: entertainment and food for the plebs and position (even without the power) and prestige to the eqites and senators. As I recall he doubled the amount of Consuls and quadrupled (I think) the amount of Praetors. He was very, very smart indeed, certainly a worthy opponent for Mark Antony.
oh crap i thought i ... ( 3 weeks ago by JustShoveJayOhBe)
oh crap i thought i was stealing the line of bull from post-modernism english classes :-D
I dont doubt he was ... ( 3 weeks ago by aeonflux67)
I dont doubt he was clever. But at the time in the Rome series when Antony has him by the neck = he was only a boy. Antony was too stupid to finish him off. In real life accounts Antony had Octavian beaten well before Actium but signed a peace pact and married his sister (one of the peace pacts sweeteners by Octavian). The battle at some place starting with B in or near Italy thus never happened but Octavian was not in the better position. Hence Antony = pawned by his own stupidity.
What did Octavian ... ( 3 weeks ago by gandalf117)
What did Octavian shout at the end(4:02)?
he shouted "you're ... ( 2 weeks ago by eyelikesushi)
he shouted "you're not fit to lead Rome"
Actually Antony had ... ( 2 weeks ago by PragRad)
Actually Antony had great faith in others' honor because he valued his own honor, which in a way was a great character strength but at the same time one of Antony's greatest weaknesses.
I like this ... ( 2 weeks ago by trevez789)
I like this Octavian then later in season 2, he became a evil dick.
i love this show ... ( 2 weeks ago by pinkchick1974)
i love this show and this has got to be one of the best scenes.
fantastic!!
thanks for posting.
hahaha fucking ... ( 1 week ago by hypnonewt)
hahaha fucking whore class



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