Netflix users can't stop watching Ridley Scott's historical action epic, 'Gladiator II,' which reportedly cost over £300 ...

Ridley Scott's Gladiator II was a box office disappointment, but now the historical epic has seen viewership success on ...

Ridley Scott's long-awaited sequel to his Oscar-winning film Gladiator has taken the world by storm, topping the Netflix ...

“Gladiator II” is coming out at a time when many are more critical of alpha male heroes (more like Crowe’s character in the first film), so I wonder if that factored into what happens here.

“Gladiator II” maps closely onto the original film’s structure and style, so there’s not much about it that is surprising or unexpected. The film itself is a son, made from the same DNA in ...

“Gladiator II” skimps on the character, especially Lucius. The death of Lucius’ wife is sad, but we only got to see them together for about a minute, so it’s dramatically perfunctory.

"Gladiator II" follows Lucius' return to Rome as a slave after living his early life outside the bounds of the empire. Taking up the leading role of the Gladiator film, according to Mescal, was in ...

Gladiator II (or Gladiator 2, if you prefer Arabic numerals) welcomes movie fans back to the arena 24 years after the release of Gladiator, with director Ridley Scott once again behind the camera ...

Gladiator II opens by introducing audiences to Lucius (Paul Mescal) fifteen years after the character’s role in the original film.

“Gladiator II” essentially bumper-cars its way through the mayhem, pausing for long periods of expository scheming about overthrowing the current regime.

The two are the definition of decadent. Final verdict Gladiator II had a lot to live up to more than 24 years later, but any fans of the original should enjoy themselves here.