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Il colosso di Roma

  • 1964
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 30min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
4.7/10
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TU CALIFICACIÓN
Il colosso di Roma (1964)
AcciónAventuraDrama

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA story of justice and tyranny with the fate of Rome in the balance.A story of justice and tyranny with the fate of Rome in the balance.A story of justice and tyranny with the fate of Rome in the balance.

  • Dirección
    • Giorgio Ferroni
  • Guionistas
    • Alberta Montanti
    • Antonio Visone
    • Remigio Del Grosso
  • Elenco
    • Gordon Scott
    • Gabriella Pallotta
    • Massimo Serato
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    4.7/10
    235
    TU CALIFICACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Giorgio Ferroni
    • Guionistas
      • Alberta Montanti
      • Antonio Visone
      • Remigio Del Grosso
    • Elenco
      • Gordon Scott
      • Gabriella Pallotta
      • Massimo Serato
    • 14Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 3Opiniones de los críticos
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  • Fotos4

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    Gordon Scott
    Gordon Scott
    • Mucius
    Gabriella Pallotta
    Gabriella Pallotta
    • Clelia
    Massimo Serato
    Massimo Serato
    • Tarquin
    Gabriele Antonini
    • Arunte
    Maria Pia Conte
    Maria Pia Conte
    • Valeria
    Roldano Lupi
    Roldano Lupi
    • Porsenna
    Philippe Hersent
    • Publicola
    Franco Fantasia
    • Claudius
    Bernard Farber
    • Milone
    Nando Angelini
    • Un guerriero estrusco
    Fortunato Arena
    • Un guerriero estrusco
    Tullio Altamura
    Tullio Altamura
    • Un senatore
    Valerio Tordi
    • Servius
    Attilio Dottesio
    Attilio Dottesio
    • Un senatore
    Gaetano Quartararo
    • Un senatore
    Antonio Corevi
    • Il medico etrusco
    Gianni Baghino
    • Un guerriero estrusco
    Ugo Ballester
    • Un senatore
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    • Dirección
      • Giorgio Ferroni
    • Guionistas
      • Alberta Montanti
      • Antonio Visone
      • Remigio Del Grosso
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    6bcarruthers-76500

    A FIST OF STEEL

    These Peplum Studios movies based on ancient historical characters always seem to be better produced than their regular run of the mill sword and sandal 60s sentimentality. The version of this movie I saw was on DVD in widescreen 16:9 format and the print and sound quality seemed to be in quite good condition considering its age. It comes across as a min-epic based on the legendary hero of Rome, Gaius Mucius Scaevola, which lives up to a lot of expectations. Some gorgeous women are in it including the beautiful Gabriella Pallota as Cloelia. Mucius or Lucius, as he sounded like in the dialogue is a warrior played by Gordon Scott, our friend who played Tarzan from 1955 to 1960. He shows off his muscle man duties like picking up "heavy" plastic logs and throwing at the enemy soldiers. The rest of the movie is filled with a whole lot of battle scenes. Some of which I'm sure I've seen before. All in all it's a decent movie. The story was solid, well paced and the acting decent. What more can a man and his kids ask for? And Yes. There were no dragons or monsters in this one Brian Carruthers.
    7nightroses

    Likeable

    This film was pretty good, for it's time it has a lot of sword fighting and action. I'm not sure what other reviewers are complaining about. Of course it won't have too much violence as it was made in the 60's and it isn't a horror film. Of course it won't have too much CGI because they didn't have the technology back then. Yes of course they won't have boobs because this isn't a porn film. The story is better than a lot of other Hollywood films made today, and more easy to follow, and makes sense. The costumes are awesome and much went into the armour, The 60's Italian film wasn't big enough to have too much lavish sets and it's fine as it is. A product of it's era. People complaining about the women's costumes are being silly now, because Roman women did used to dress this way and their hairstyles were the most gorgeous.
    4Tera-Jones

    It's OK But Flat

    As far as the story goes, it's another one of those that had the potential to be good but falls flat on it's own script. Cinematography is ordinary, choppy at times. Directing is questionable, some of the shots are really bad. Acting seems okay, I can't hear their real voices it's originally in Italian and it's dubbed it into English but as far as I can tell the acting is fine. The voice actors did okay with the dubbing.

    It's just flat, drab. It's not bad at all but really needed a bit more action to "dress it up". What action there is in the film is fine.

    Once again we have out of this world costumes for the men, the Roman soldiers mainly (as usual). Standard stuff on the women. There are some cool prop weapons as with all peplum films.

    4/10
    frank_olthoff

    Simple film version of legendary Roman heroes Mucius Scaevola and Cloelia

    Among Italian peplums of the period around 1960, there were some concerned with Roman legend, including "Coriolano, eroe senza patria", which was also helmed by Giorgio Ferroni. "Il colosso di Roma" is another example.

    After having overthrown their king, Tarquinius Superbus (Massimo Serato), Rome is a young republic. Tarquinius tries to regain his throne with the military assistance of the Etruscan king, Porsenna (Roldano Lupi). Film sets in with Romans suffering from hunger, and top-notch soldier Mucius first securing the arrival of a corn transport, then deciding to kill Porsenna. In the king's camp he kills the wrong man, is captured, but proves his boldness by voluntarily burning his right hand in an open flame. The tiny, but crucial story about Roman bravery, which originally has a noble youngster as the failing killer, is generously embellished and furnished with a muscular experienced military leader as Mucius instead, played by ex-Tarzan Gordon Scott.

    As the story progresses, it is interwoven with another heroic character from Latin legend, Cloelia, who is presented as Mucius' fiancée. She is among the hostages produced to secure the peace with Porsenna, but organizes the escape across the River Tiber when they find themselves betrayed. Her rôle is performed by one of the countless second-rate beauties of Italian screens, Gabriella Pallotta.

    Although it may be deemed interesting to illustrate a national saga of yore, the film's pathetic hero-worship seems out of date for the mid-sixties. Still, monumental adventures were fashionable, and Italy's writers happy with any adaptable material. It is almost surprising how much of the legend's original idea can be recognized.

    Expectations of a grand epic, as nurtured by the heavily orchestrated opening credits of nearly three minutes, are not at all lived up to by the following 82 (in the version I saw) minutes. Achievements are hardly average in all categories, although cinematography (Augusto Tiezzi) and score (Angelo Francesco Lavagnino) come from peplum's most experienced artists. Not even its best-hated villain, Massimo Serato, is really credible as Tarquinius. Fighting scenes are well staged, although some of the material seems to be taken from other films, too.
    3pninson

    Amusing at first

    In the U.S., very few films have been made about Rome that were not set in the time of Julius Caesar or shortly thereafter. Hollywood's sword and sandal epics mostly have a Christian theme, which makes it difficult to get into earlier Roman history (Spartacus was probably the first exception to this rule, and encountered some resistance in Hollywood because it did not have Jesus in it).

    It's interesting to see at least one picture that not only takes place before the time of Caesar and Christ, but is set when Rome was only one city among many on the Italian peninsula, and had just ousted the hated King Tarquin and formed the Republic.

    However, this is not a historical film; it's peplum, and while the production values aren't rock bottom, the acting and characterizations are cardboard. I can only imagine what the dialogue was like in Italian, but with wooden English dubbing it's very campy. I got a few good laughs out of it at first.

    I haven't seen many films of this genre, having missed most of the Hercules movies of the 60s. It's amusing up to a point, but as the film goes on, it gets somewhat boring.

    One thing's for sure: if I'd seen this movie when I was ten years old, I would have loved it. At that age, I went for anything with Romans and swordfights in it. So at least, this flick brought back some childhood memories.

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    • Trivia
      Our hero, Gordon Scott, who plays Mucius in the movie "Hero of Rome" also played Tarzan in five movies between 1955 and 1960.
    • Citas

      Arunte: [to Muzio] Perhaps when you've felt the most horrible of all tortures, you'll become a little more reasonable.

    • Conexiones
      Follows Las amazonas de Roma (1961)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 25 de junio de 1964 (Italia)
    • Países de origen
      • Italia
      • Francia
    • Idioma
      • Italiano
    • También se conoce como
      • Hero of Rome
    • Productoras
      • Dorica Film
      • Produzioni Europee Associate (PEA)
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      1 hora 30 minutos
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      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 2.35 : 1

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