Review of Spartacus

In ancient Rome at the time of the consuls Pompey and Crassus. In eastern Greece, the young Thracian Spartacus is taken as a slave to Rome. Rasch calls its owner Crassus the powerful youth to on, as a gladiator to stand his whole man in the lions Arena. Life as a Roman slave under his new master, Consul Crassus is extremely hard and unfair, even if his love for the daughter of Crassus also allows beautiful moments. As the hedonistic Crassus in an orgy preposterous demands - namely, a duel to the death with Amoricus, the fiance's sister Spartacus' - breaks in the absolute will Spartacus out for resistance and revolt against slavery. Using other gladiators and slave Spartacus dares the big strong kick, wrestle the Romans settled in a surprise coup and fled from Rome.

Finally in freedom, the proud Thracians begins to build up its own army, with which he wants to compete against the vastly superior Roman forces. When he learns Senate the startling news of a the reversals in the Rome against slave army, decisions are taken quickly to defend themselves, to choke this rebellion in the bud. Meanwhile, Spartacus has in a country woman, a young Thrakierin in love. The first military clash between Spartcus rebels and the Roman armies found in Puglia, near the ancient city Petilia instead. Spartacus is fighting the troops of its former owner Crassus as the winner, but in the next battle in Lucania the Spartacus loyalists are completely wiped out. Spartacus himself is a victim of a devious intrigue and dies a martyr fearsome.