Julius Caesar | HBO Rome Tribute 4K

Gaius Julius Caesar, the "tyrant" dictator. A threat to the people of Rome, or a threat to the aristocracy?

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[orasis]

Thing is... Caesar was right. He started the end of economic abuse that was the lot of the Roman people not within the patrician class. Augustus did even better.

[jouzu]

"Tyrant they yell so easily. I laugh. No tyrant ever gave back so much"

[KomradeCPU]

Caesar knew the poor and rich a like, the thief and the virtuous; the senate only knew about the rich and privileged, at that point.

[-db]

Caesar eventually won. Who remembers the names of the senators who killed him, some. But everyone knows the name Julius Caesar.

[chelseafc]

When I read the histories I always imagine Cirian Hinds as Caesar. His performance in this show is one of the most underrated acting performances ever.

[yogeshsingh]

This show was class. Shame it was ended after 2nd season.

Would have loved to see how Augustus ruled

[ricardomatiascontreras]

This video got me deeply.
Caesar will be alway remembered in the heart of those who believe a single man can achieve great things from humble beginnings

[forgegloyd]

*So dies the greatest son of the roman republic, and thus the republic became an empire.*

[reek]

I loved Rome, and Caesar did nothing wrong

[michaelpega]

Truly sad what happened to Caesar he wasn't perfect but compared to the senators in Rome guy was a hero and savior of the republic. Takes strong men to rule and sometimes you need a tyrant to get things done.

[HelloWorld-lgpz]

Julius, oh how they unjustly betrayed you. And turned you into their christ.

[Borderose]

Roman History loves poetic irony. A Brutus ended the monarchy and ushered in a Republic, only for a Brutus to end the Repuplic and usher in an Empire. Rome started with Romulus and first became an empire under Augustus--only for the last Western Emperor to be called Romulus Augustus. The Eastern Empire began with Constantine and ended with Constantine. Hell, even if we take the Holy Roman Empire into account: it began with Charlemagne being hailed Caesar, and ended when Napoleon pranced about Europe as Caesar reborn.

[nexxusty]

I really, really want a new series about Rome.

So badly...

[carpovalexandru]

This man and gaius marius had shaped what Rome and Europe will become decades and centuries later.

[thijshagenbeek]

For all his acts. Trials and tribulations.

Gaius Julius Caesar by his actions alone. Laid the groundwork for what would be one of the greatest empires, this world has ever known.

[aguythatworkstoomuch]

This series was a masterpiece ! And Caesar was a dictator that actually benefited Rome and was a great leader! The senate should have never killed him. Who knows what other great things he could have done for the empire

[subhamdaslovesraptor]

I love both Julius Caesar and Marcus Aurelius. Both has unparalled wisdom and statesmanship!

[renumagar]

"Only tyrants need worry about tyrant killers and you are no tyrant"

[jackj]

There really needs to be more tv shows and movies on this area and not try and make it like got as other shows have do there own thing they have 1000 years of amazing history to work with

[matix]

Julius... A real KING OF FOME... in everything, expect the tittle <3