Az ember tragédiája (2011)

Actors: Péter Blaskó (actor), László Szacsvay (actor), László Csurka (actor), Iván Dengyel (actor), Péter Blaskó (actor), Iván Dengyel (actor), Iván Dengyel (actor), Péter Blaskó (actor), Péter Blaskó (actor), László Csurka (actor), László Csurka (actor), László Csurka (actor), László Csurka (actor), László Szacsvay (actor), László Szacsvay (actor),

Genres: Animation, Drama,

Julius Caesar (2002)

Actors: Uli Edel (director), Christopher Walken (actor), Guido De Angelis (producer), Sean Pertwee (actor), Constantine Gregory (actor), Carlo Siliotto (composer), Valeria Golino (actress), Christian Kohlund (actor), Heino Ferch (actor), Jeremy Sisto (actor), Tobias Moretti (actor), Chris Noth (actor), Richard Harris (actor), Salvatore Gallo (miscellaneous crew), Mark Conte (editor),

Plot: Epic look at Julius Caesar, Rome's last dictator, whose death also signaled the end of the Roman Republic. Chronicles his campaigns in Gaul and Egypt, his rivalry with General Pompey, and his eventual assassination at the hands of Brutus and Cassius.

Keywords: 1st-century-b.c., ambush, ancient-rome, battle, battlefield, beheading, blood, blood-spatter, bow-and-arrow, cato
Genres: Biography, Drama, History, War,
Taglines: Feared by enemies. Betrayed by friends.

Quotes:

Aurelia: If you marry Cinna's daughter you will be identified with the popular party whether you wish or not.::Caesar: I wish it.::Aurelia: They are not our people.::Cousin: You wish to join with farmers and hagglers and beggars?::Caesar: Our family itself did not exactly drop straight out of Jupiter's ass.

[of Caesar]::Marcus Brutus: He spared my life.::Caius Cassius: And took the life of Cato, your wife's father who treated you like a son... Has Portia ceased her mourning?::Marcus Brutus: No... and neither have I.::Caius Cassius: So, you're mourning over Cato's death?::Marcus Brutus: Cassius, yes, I and grieving... but private affections and public duty are not the same thing.::Caius Cassius: And yet they say that in your grief that you just weep and say prayers... and fill your wife's drinking cup and go to bed... And when Caesar comes to you tonight, you'll be like his boy, filling his cup too.::Marcus Brutus: *Who* is saying this? Who?

[Brutus is reading]::Caesar: Let me see... Plato's laws? Do you read this?::Marcus Brutus: Yes.::Caesar: And, what did you think of it?::Marcus Brutus: Well Plato thinks that democracy is doomed to failure; he thinks that a state should be run by a dictator, a dictator who's become enlightened through experience and learning.::Caesar: I don't think that your Plato would get on with your Uncle Cato.

[Caesar is dying]::Caesar: Brutus...

[Caesar and Brutus are talking before Pompey's triumph]::Portia: Brutus, hurry up! Are you coming?::Caesar: Hurry and catch up, or else you'll have to come along with me.

Marcus Cato: This is the greatest crime in Roman law.

Caesar: There's a lot of Rome still out there, it just isn't called Rome yet.

[Comic portrayals of Caesar and Cleopatra are being played on the stage]::Play Actor: [Playing Caesar] You kissed me with the tongue of a serpent!::Play Actor: [Playing Cleopatra] I must taste you to see if you are poisoned!::Play Actor: And am I?::Play Actor: No, but I can taste Gaul.

Play Actor: [Playing Cleopatra] Will you stay with me in Egypt, Caesar?::Play Actor: [Playing Caesar] What has Egypt got to offer that Rome does not?::Play Actor: Have you heard of the 'fertile cresent?'::Play Actor: No... is it a region down below?::Play Actor: [Lifts leg] Indeed it is! Ha!::Play Actor: What grows there?::Play Actor: I believe a region fertile enough to hatch a king. If you doubt it, try planting something there.

Lucius Cornelius Sulla: [to the Roman Senate] Your feet never touch the ground, your ass has never touched a horse! How can you possibly... represent the people whom most of you have never even met?