If you can find a copy with the cut scenes in it the film deserves at least an 85 from me. Cut? A lot is missing.

Excellent but not Kubrick excellent.

Oh Charleston, you made my high school humanities class extra gay!

Spartacus is epic, with a budget of 12m, which at the time was huge. Huge battles, small fights, and Roman politics. Even though Kubrick "disowned" it, it's still one of his better films. Sitting at a 3 hour run time, I wasn't bored once. Even if you're not a fan of this genre, the politics alone should be interesting enough to warrant a watch.

An interesting "missing link" between classic golden age hollywood epics and modern cinema. Douglas is great as the title character, but its definitely the supporting cast of Romans that drives the story and makes this movie interesting.

Did not need that love story.

Not the Stan-man's best, but what it has going for it is its truly epic scope, sweeping cinematography, cast of thousands, and overall grandeur. It's a shame i couldn't have seen it on the big screen. Held back a little by some obvious sets and the bombastic score and love story occasionally dipping into cheesiness.

A classic for its longevity and relevance made truly immortal by Douglas' apt performance and the world's ability to remember that they too are Spartacus.

91.000

I never got to see the end. =(