This is a film that I can’t forget so far. Although bloody and violent, it reflects the Roman ruling system at that time and reflects the true face of history. Many people understand that ancient times have no picture of blood. This film is really poking. There is no life and death in the arena, only winning or losing. In that era, there was no human rights, no freedom, only slaves. The power of life and death of slaves was in the hands of capitalism, but in this environment, the truth still exists. He is a humble endeavor, and she is noble. The princesses, in the era of capital and capital marriage, they bravely pursue their love. The eruption of a volcano is a disaster. It is the demise of one era and the beginning of another. In order to live so many people and kill each other, there is no respect and humbleness at that moment, only life and death. In the end, neither the hostess left, under the volcano, in the turmoil and chaos, kissing...At that moment they were happy, they didn’t need to hide, they didn’t have to flee, they didn’t have to face the persecution of the power, they didn’t have to live for their lives, there. At the moment they possessed each other, possessed the most precious wealth for themselves, was swallowed by lava, the two were always guarded together, no one could come to dismantle them, no one could stop them, they lived here forever, with Love each other!
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