A Pen Pal

[Anonymous]

I would love to have pen pals who do Roman Reenactments. Also can anyone share with me what they think is the best film that portrays true Roman Empire history. <p></p><i></i>

[richsc]

Donna, you have over 500 penpals on this forum alone; should be enough to tide you over! <p>Legio XX<br>
Fortius Conamur<br>
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[Jeroen Pelgrom]

Quote:</em></strong><hr>Also can anyone share with me what they think is the best film that portrays true Roman Empire history. <hr><br>
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hmm, that´s a tough cookie...<br>
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Spartacus is pretty accurate. I Claudius (not a movie though) was also good <p>Volo anaticulam cumminosam meam!</p><i></i>

[Matthew Amt]

Spartacus?!? Been a while since I saw it, so maybe I've forgotten the accurate parts....<br>
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My vote is for Monty Python's "Life of Brian", which truly captures the spirit of the era.<br>
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Oh, yes, and "I, Claudius" is superbly done, though the costuming isn't perfect.<br>
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Valete,<br>
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Matthew/Quintus, Leg.XX <p></p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

What is it that you love most of all about the movie 'Spartacus.' I loved the film 'The Robe.' What I loved most of all about the film 'Spartacus' was when the young man in the film sang a song. It was so beautiful and awesome to me. He was saying a Poem and it was like a song. <p></p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

I always enjoyed <em>A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum</em>, which captures some of the spirit of the Roman theatre.<br>
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<em>Spartacus</em> was a bit disappointing, because they added a religious message at the very end. It was inappropriate to the story, and felt tagged-on.<br>
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<i>Quo Vadis</i> was a good book, but I've only seen some of the movie - the fire and Christians vs Lions parts. <p></p><i></i>