Gladiator.

Even though I loved Gladiator I could never bring myself to watch it a second time. I found it quite confronting when I watched it. It made me question myself, my manhood, my bravery, the things that really matter, gods, family and love.

I would probably watch it now, eat a calzone and fall asleep about half way through.

Are you not entertain?

Braveheart was a delightful romp through the gloaming green hills of Scotland, picking flowers and laying by streams looking up at the future written in the clouds. And then at the end Braveheart was so giving and kind that he brought sausages for the English people to eat.

Just lovely 🌺

Braveheart (despite being historically inaccurate by a large margin), was more enjoyable IMO.

Very tough choice. I would propably go with Gladiator, but it's very close.

Gladiator

William Wallace

Just sayin' Robert was nicknamed Braveheart not William. Wallace was a bad ass n' all but it kinda irks me that the gave him Robert's name.

Both flicks are riddled with historical inaccuracies. Braveheart: Robert didn't betray William, kilts weren't a thing until hundreds of years later, William's father didn't die when he was a kid. The list goes on.

Gladiator: Commodus never actually killed his own father, and he didn't die in the arena. The term "Spaniard" didn't exist. Maximus was completely fabricated, the guy never existed, etc.

Both. If I had to chose probably Gladiator. I'm partial to Roman history.

Gladiator.

Juba: Can they hear you?

Maximus: Who?

Juba: Your family. In the afterlife.

Maximus: Oh yes.

Juba: What do you say to them?

Maximus: To my son - I tell him I will see him again soon. To keep his heels down while riding his horse. To my wife... that is not your business.

Gladiator.

@king-ragnar said:

Gladiator

Men in skirts and playing with little dolls.

Women becoming rulers of Rome (or was that just Joaquin Phoenix)

Gladiators hoping for one last golden shower party before they go to die.

Fight scenes that make you think that somebody left the strobe light on at the coliseum.

A heart warming movie for all the family

Gladiator. Cuba Gooding Jr., Robert Loggia and Brian Dennehy, what's not to love?

Braveheart

@Penguin-Dust:

I liked that one too

"Make em think your weak when you're strong and strong when you're weak"