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If only the gates to cinematic brilliance were this accessible, Ridley Scott's Gladiator II wouldn't have been a long-drawn, overcooked, laborious watch. The film opens with Lucius (known as Hanno ...

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Gladiator II is about Hanno (Paul Mescal), a Numidian soldier who hates Rome. After his wife is killed and he is captured in battle with General Acacius (Pedro Pascal), he vows to have his head.

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But be careful what you wish for. Almost a quarter of a century later, Gladiator II asks much the same question, and while the answer is again in the affirmative, there’s a hollowness to proceedings ...