Movies and Censorship: Stanley Kubrick’s “Spartacus”
23/12/2018
SUMMARY Spartacus is based on an historical figure and is the story of the rise and fall of a slave living in Rome before the
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Spartacus (1960)
Spartacus (1960) – Recensione di Ernesto G. Laura
02/03/2018
Spartacus ha il pregio di inserire una voce autentica nella grande produzione di Hollywood e dunque di incidere sul gusto di milioni di spettatori e di dimostrare che incassi ed impegno d’arte non sono per forza in contraddizione fra loro.
Spartacus (1960) – Review by Eugene Archer
30/08/2017
Hailed in Farewell by Eugene Archer Critics have always debated the correct way to apportion the credit for a multi-million-dollar production among producers, writers, actors
SPARTACUS (1960) and THE GUNS OF NAVARONE (1961) – The Guardian Review
30/08/2017
EPIC FILMS ANCIENT AND MODERN A week of epics. It is true that neither Spartacus (Gaumont) nor The Guns of Navarone (Regal) conform to Bible
SPARTACUS AND THE SECOND PART OF THE SOUL
03/05/2017
by Gordon Braden Roman History at the Movies At the end of Ridley Scott’s film Gladiator (2000), the mortally wounded Maximus (Russell Crowe), having killed
The Two Messages of ‘Spartacus’ – by Janet Maslin
26/04/2017
Seen today, in the lovingly restored 197-minute version now playing at the Ziegfeld, the two-tiered historical pageant that is Spartacus says at least as much about America in the late 1950’s as it does about ancient Rome.
KUBRICK’S PERSONAL STAMP ON SPARTACUS
10/06/2016
Spartacus had a powerful star and a politically committed screenwriter. So how did Stanley Kubrick put his personal stamp on the film, asks Henry Sheehan?