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Yes, you can use in a fiction whatever you want. But sharks in a Coliseum full of sea water in the 2nd century Rome is a little too much. Gladiator 2 may be entertaining, but treats the audience like they were stupid. And even if a person never touches a History Book, sharks in a Coliseum is like the flying cars in space in the Fast and Furious franchise.

That is the level of this movie. Bad CGI, some performances bordering the level of a cartoon and a screenplay that points to the spectacle, but is dull and dumb. Denzel Washington's performance steals the spotlight and that's not a good thing for Paul Mescal. At the end, we leave the theater with the feeling of a movie that was unnecessary.

The Crown is a vert good written and acted show. One of the principal things why I always loved the series was the accuracy with the cast for each period... here we have a couple of months gap between Diana's death and the new life for her kids. And, men, what a terrible choice of casting for Harry. Just one episode before, he was played by a 12 year old. Now, he looks older than William! How a show that is obsessed with details can make such a mistake? Every scene with new Harry lost me: it's a young adult man playing a 12 year old that pours champagne in Williams tea... What a shame and waste of good taste with this decision: it makes this last season, that had already some pacing issues, the weakest of the show.