You’ll know exactly when “Gladiator II” jumps the shark. It’s the scene involving an actual shark. There are bad movies that are entertaining and bad movies that are a drag, and I wish I ...

But it's unlikely that the staged fights included sharks in the water. Ridley Scott's "Gladiator II" takes a few creative liberties and diverges from history to up the ante for audiences.

Get ready for gory scenes of gladiators fighting crazed monkeys, oversized rhinos, hungry sharks and ... wait, what? There were sharks swimming around in the Colosseum? "Well," says director ...

But sharks? Surprisingly, only one of these animals was completely out of the question in the Roman Empire, Ginsberg says. While rhinos could appear in Roman arenas, gladiators weren't actually ...

Gladiator Franchise Key Details Movie Release Date Budget Box Office Gross RT Tomatometer Score The sharks used in the ...

Even so, there is one element in Gladiator II that does strain incredulity: the sharks. In the same much-discussed sequence where Lucius leads fellow slaves into battle against a full-scale Roman ...

But one sequence that is sure to leave audiences with the most questions is a rather insane set piece in which the Colosseum is filled with water and sharks. The gladiators enter the arena on a ...

Starring Paul Mescal as Lucius, a young prisoner turned gladiator, this sequel goes bigger and wilder than its predecessor, including monkeys, rhinos and even sharks within its grand action sequences.

Two ships — one packed with Roman soldiers, the other with gladiators — stage a naval battle, maneuvering around each other and colliding as sharks cruise in the water below. These ships were ...

You’ll know exactly when “Gladiator II” jumps the shark. It’s the scene involving an actual shark. There are bad movies that are entertaining and bad movies that are a drag, and I wish I ...