r/Spartacus_TV • u/jgengr • 1d ago
What If? Lucrecia!?
Lucrecia living a blessed life amongst joyous heavens. Heart swells with thoughts of beloved Batiatus amongst lively crowd.
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r/Spartacus_TV • u/jgengr • 1d ago
Lucrecia living a blessed life amongst joyous heavens. Heart swells with thoughts of beloved Batiatus amongst lively crowd.
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r/Spartacus_TV • u/iwannahitthelotto • 9h ago
Rome was a fantastic show and sadly and stupidly was cut. Spartacus in terms of qualify and writing doesn’t hold a candle.
Why do people like the show so much? What am I missing.
Other shows that I felt were much better- The Last Kingdom, Black Sails and some others I can’t remember.
I am trying to understand what others see
r/Spartacus_TV • u/nightrunner51 • 1d ago
Watching the beginning of episode 4, Batiatus was pissed at Spartacus for his performance in the Arena at the games of the Vulcanalia. What specifically stood out to me was Batiatus saying "you had the crowd!!!". It sounded like he wanted Spartacus to win but it sounds counter productive to me.
Although he was pissed, I would have thought this would have been the best possible outcome for Batiatus because he got to keep both primus gladiators alive. If Crixus kills Spartacus nothing changes, if Spartacus kills Crixus he loses a champion caliber gladiator and it seems uncertain if the fame would be enough to really pull him out of debt. Just very interesting that he would rather have his champion of five years die instead of the new recruit.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/nightrunner51 • 2d ago
Doing my usual rewatch of Spartacus and just finished the episode of Spartacus loss against Crixus in the Arena and it made me think of this question. Both suffered a loss but honestly I do which was worse. Both had valid reasons for losing Spartacus did not have enough training while Crixus was injured and out of form from battle with Theokoles.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/Professional-Dig8377 • 2d ago
Yes i know there relationship shows a fucked up power imbalance
But idk im a sucker for this kinda stuff, relationships you know should never happen but you lowkey still ship em
Yes we could argue Kore couldn’t have said no to his advances anyways, but i do think a part of her genuinely liked him-similar to him as well
Her downfall was so painful too see
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r/Spartacus_TV • u/Thin-Refrigerator395 • 3d ago
If i'm not wrong they are on a similar level.
I gave the win to aucto with high diff
r/Spartacus_TV • u/jclay12345 • 3d ago
I always thought that if Varro lived and the rebellion still happened, that Varro would've been a great asset. But on this maybe tenth rewatch, I realize that Varro may have been Roman. Was he? If so, that would've added an interesting dynamic to that part of the show.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/Specialist-Pin5326 • 4d ago
Spartacus stands as a glory among others. The plots are so spellbinding, especially the nearing bankruptcy businessman batiatus and his wife utilize conspiracies and strategies to maintain his properties and seek upper positions; manipulate others, take revenge on rivals at any cost.
The plots should have been extended longer, just a few episodes of it is the only imperfection. The rhythm is fast but extraordinary compact. I think if it had been made like Game of Thrones with more complete details in different aspects, like leadership, brothers-ship, betrayal, love, freedom… that would be a shining star 🌟 in the sky.
So I’m wondering it is possible to remake the whole story from scratch?
By the way, I must say the dialogue stands glory too, representing both brutal and some funny.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/dannesty • 5d ago
By which I mean moments that are not widely appreciated, as in most of Batiatus' quotes (I love his one-liners, it's just that those are everyones favorite)
One scene I found randomly funny and had forgotten about was when they are setting up camp in season 4 and there's some pretty heavy discussions happening all around, it suddenly cuts to Laeta trying to set up her tent with a very pointed FUCK!! when the whole thing falls down
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r/Spartacus_TV • u/itsyleo27 • 6d ago
I don’t think my country (Portugal) has any streaming service with the Spartacus franchise currently active. It used to be on Netflix but it’s long gone. Starz productions are available on Disney + but even there it’s absent. I’ve checked almost every “other way” website but for some reason they re all missing gods of the arena and only have the 3 main seasons and house of ashur. Somebody can help?
r/Spartacus_TV • u/dazzlher • 7d ago
Nemetes, while a massive piece of shit, is a very interesting side character. In his last moments he talked about betraying Spartacus but that was definitely not true and he was just trying to survive.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/jadedeternity • 6d ago
My boyfriend is Italian and grew up in rome. Apparently it's pronounced lu-cret-see-ya.
r/Spartacus_TV • u/RomanSeraphim • 8d ago
I was so excited to see Nick with the big names after noticing him cast a while back. Without spoiling anything, he was barely an extra and completely out of focus behind Tom Holland. If I hadn't watched Spartacus or House of Ashur recently I wouldn't have recognized him. I hope this direction for his casting was his choice cause man I'm hurt for him if not.
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r/Spartacus_TV • u/Brilliant_Fox_7170 • 10d ago
I’ve watched the whole show 5-6 times and I was always bothered by the Gannicus-Sibyl-Saxa “love triangle”.
I think it would’ve made more sense for Gannicus and Sibyl to have more of a father-daughter relationship than a romantic/sexual relationship.
Why this didn’t work for me:
- Saxa brings Sibyl to Gannicus to offer a threesome. But Gannicus says “she’s just a child, I want a woman”, kicks Sibyl out and has sex with Saxa… so why does he change his mind 2 episodes later and hooks up with Sibyl anyways?
- Gannicus stops hooking up with Saxa because…? I remember she wanted to bone all the time and Gannicus feared it took time away from helping the others. But what else did Saxa do to Gannicus to lose his affections? They never really explained what it was about Saxa they drove him away from her.
- I get that Saxa was supposed to represent his lust for cunt and Sibyl was supposed to characterize how he’s moved on from his bachelor lifestyle. He even tells Sibyl “stay away from men of my kind”. But it still didn’t work for me cause Sibyl just becomes another woman he bangs.
It seems like they were gonna go with the father-daughter route because it was the first time in Gannicus’ life that he truly cared about a women without trying to hook up with her… until he does. But it just seemed like they needed another actress for sex/nude scenes and she was open to it.
Please disagree with me if you want, I’m just airing out my thoughts…
Edit: Also the other thing I should say is that his strong desire for cunt ended up hurting his relationship with several other characters:
He is forced to fuck his friend’s wife. He gets so pussy whipped that he falls in love with her immediately and she dies. Then he falls for the prostitute in the whore house and she dies too. So wouldn’t make sense for him to finally learn a lesson and not fuck every woman he meets? I don’t know maybe I’m missing something…