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Ridley Scott’s Gladiator II returns to a colosseum where spectacle decapitates substance

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copyright Paramount Pictures If nothing else, Gladiator II is a testament to the fact that if you put enough charmers and dang-ass freaks in your movie, and a historical epic-obsessed director like Ridley Scott behind the camera, you’re going to end up with something that’s at least fun.  The legacy-quel to Scott’s 2000 swords-and-sandals action drama Gladiator has a script that’s only serviceable and misses opportunities to be more substantive …
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