Golden State Warriors guard Buddy Hield was left unimpressed by the Colosseum. Why? Because he found out that the Maximus character from Ridley Scott's ...

Speaking with ESPN during Summer League action in Las Vegas, Hield said his trip to the Colosseum was lacking because he learned an upsetting fact about the 2000s blockbuster Gladiator —specifically, ...

Spoiler alert: He did not see Maxiumus. He described his hilarious experience to ESPN at the Las Vegas Summer League, saying, ...

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During an interview during the Warriors' recent Summer League game against the Utah Jazz, Hield revealed he recently saw Gladiator. He went into the Colosseum yelling Maxius, the name of Russell Crowe ...

Buddy Hield shared how his love for the movie Gladiator led to disappointment during his visit to the famous Colosseum.

Russell Crowe returning for the Gladiator sequel looked like a bad idea at the time, but the story sets up the perfect way to ...

Gladiator dropped in 2000 — that’s over two decades ago. Ridley Scott directed the film, and Russell Crowe went full beast ...

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5. Transcendence into legend With death, Maximus’ story does not halt but becomes immortalized as a legend that passes on for generations. In Gladiator's final act, Juba’s scene, where he buries ...