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60 of 104 · most liked firstWatching the 1951 *Quo Vadis* (as you do) and it's just dawned on us It's AD 64 and Legio XIV are in Rome after *putting down the revolt* So, the prisoners of war here MUST be from the Iceni and Trinovantes A brief cameo from the Iron Age tribes of Britain! #BoudicaFriday #AncientBlueSky
unlabelledView post →Bosnian director/producer Jasmila Žbanić's 2020 film "Quo Vadis, Aida?" dramatizes the 1995 genocide in Srebrenica & was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language #Film & won 2 BAFTAs. It's International Day of Reflection & Commemoration of the 1995 #Genocide in Srebrenica. #Bosnia
unlabelledView post →I recently watched the 1951 movie “Quo Vadis” about Nero ruling the Roman Empire. Trump fits Nero to a tee.
unlabelledView post →Peter Ustinov is batshit crazy as Nero in Quo Vadis (1951) & it’s brilliant to see. He got an Oscar nom for this & would go on to win two later in his career. He’s definitely the standout in this film. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching QUO VADIS (1951). Director: Mervyn LeRoy. Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr. Massive Roman Empire epic nominated for 8 Oscars... For the love of Jesus, can't we all get along? #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →#LiteraryAdventCalendar2025 Day 14 Peter Ustinov, playing Nero in the film Quo Vadis, gets some exquisitely subtle character notes from director Mervyn LeRoy.
unlabelledView post →Feb. 15, 1925: The Italian film “Quo Vadis,” an epic set in Ancient Rome amid the persecution of the Christians, has its U.S. premiere. After a troubled, costly production the movie is a failure both critically and at the box office, though Emil Jannings as Nero is praised.
unlabelledView post →Atlantis, The Lost Continent (1961). Trashy Z-list programmer featuring an anachronistic death ray, a zaftig heroine, a dash of Dr. Moreau, and loads of back projection and stock footage from Quo Vadis. John Dall's last film, and he doesn't look too happy, sneering through gritted teeth.
unlabelledView post →starting off our easter brunch movie marathon with QUO VADIS (1951) & hot cross buns, two made for me by my dean! (i already ate one 🤣)
unlabelledView post →Henryk Sienkiewicz (with scenes from the 1924 film adaptation of the Sienkiewicz novel "Quo Vadis", directed by Gabriellino D'Annunzio and starring Emil Jannings) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Per Wiki: Barbara Stanwyck was envisioned in the lead role and was going to play it; however, she then discovered her husband Robert Taylor had been unfaithful making Quo Vadis and did not want to make the film. How does someone cheat on Barbara Stanwyck? Idiot. #TCMParty #AnotherMansPoison
unlabelledView post →Films with 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Non-American films compiled from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_with_a_100%25_rating_on_Rotten_Tomatoes on July 14, 2022 ---- The Golem: How He Came into the World – 1920 – Germany The Last Laugh – 1924 – Germany Battleship Potemkin – 1925 – USSR Un Chien Andalou – 1929 – France/Spain M – 1931 – Germany Mädchen in Uniform – 1931 – Germany Boudu Saved from Drowning – 1932 – France I Was Born, But... – 1932 – Japan L'Atalante –…
unlabelledView post →#Filmsky Film 4: First watch of Quo Vadis. Story of the downfall of Rome, Nero “fiddled while Rome burned”. Alas it’s just a stealth nearly three hours of Christian preaching. May have carried in 1951, now just I couldn’t hate it more. 2/10 because of the production value.
unlabelledView post →I caught about the last 30 minutes of the 1951 movie "Quo Vadis" starring Deborah Kerr, Robert Taylor, and Peter Ustinov. It's amazing how closely movie Nero's behavior matches that of Trump.
unlabelledView post →Ovaj film i „Quo Vadis, Aida?” puštati svaki dan, dok naci-mentolima oči ne pobele...
unlabelledView post →9 movies that shaped me 🎬💖 my9movies.net/en/edit a warm recommendation for "Quo Vadis, Aida?", an oscar nominated movie about the story of an english teacher and translator during the Srebrenica massacre
unlabelledView post →Bearing witness to genocide: ‘Quo Vadis, Aida?’ is a shattering, essential film. A previously posted story by @jasminmuj.bsky.social: conversationalist.org/2021/04/24/b...
unlabelledView post →The mob eventually turns on the mad Emperor Nero and his despotic rule! Anyone we know? Quo Vadis (1951) Starring Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr, Leo Genn, and Peter Ustinov. Directed by Mervyn LeRoy. #FilmSky 🎬 #EpicSunday
unlabelledView post →Tonight's film will be QUO VADIS, BABY (2005). I know I enjoy it more than most people do (or did at the time). I wasn't even aware of Angela Baraldi's music career when I first saw it.
unlabelledView post →¿Cuál es la película ideal para la Semana Santa? Empiezo yo: “Quo Vadis”. Casi 75 años después, el film de Marvin LeRoy, uno de los grandes “artesanos” del cine de Hollywood, sigue siendo un espectáculo inconmensurable. Fue el mayor éxito en cines de 1951.
unlabelledView post →#MusicChallenge #MusicSky #DavidsMonthOfMusic January 16): A song with the letter Q in the title Quo Vadis Original Film Score/Miklos Rozsa/1951 youtu.be/G-wq9izt7rQ?...
unlabelledView post →If you’ve never seen it, I recommend the film Quo Vadis, Aida? which is about the Srebenica massacre, an atrocity orchestrated with direct oversight by Ratko Mladić. The film handles it carefully. Every day I wake up and hope this fate meets that other genocidal Islamophobe, Netanyahu.
unlabelledView post →Watched Quo Vadis, Aida? last night. Brilliant film and one of the toughest and most stressful I’ve ever seen. It bridges the gap between fact/statistics and imagination/empathy that can make it hard to really understand atrocities.
unlabelledView post →I watched the old movie Quo Vadis tonight. Peter Ustinov plays Nero in a masterful performance. The entire time watching Ustinov, I kept being reminded of tRump. He would burn down a nation in order to rule over the ashes. The only ones that can save America now are it's people.
unlabelledView post →I think one factor is that you can now make a gaudy Roman movie without having to patch on "a tale of the Christ". Nekkid slave girls without the redemption. See also Quo Vadis.
unlabelledView post →I recently watched the classic movie Quo Vadis. The scenes of Neros generals flattering and manipulating him, are just like a trump cabinet meeting. I highly recommend...
unlabelledView post →NIFA presents: Saša Janković (1973), a film critic, claims that the authors of the most successful film from the Balkans over the past two decades — Quo Vadis, Aida? — for unknonwn reasons are largely responsible for why the film was not broadcast on Radio Television of Serbia (RTS). TV Nova S 👇
unlabelledView post →#EdwardsMovieCharacterChallenge2025 October 20 - played by Peter Ustinov Nero - Quo Vadis #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Okay, Sunday puzzler. Every time I watch Quo Vadis I have an instinctive reaction that this shot is restaging a well-known painting (something the movie certainly does with Leonardo's Last Supper), but I've never been able to track it down. Anybody recognize it?
unlabelledView post →#FilmSky #Movies 🎬🎥 Choose 20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you. One film per day for 20 days, in no particular order No explanations, no reviews, just gifs Day 2 Quo Vadis, Aida? (2020, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
unlabelledView post →If you watch one film following Mladic's death make it Quo Vadis Aida... It's not an easy watch but it reveals the true evil of Mladic and the Serbs youtu.be/b6oPhdWcOUs
unlabelledView post →Looking through my Letterboxd profile, this film must have been Quo Vadis (1951), which I did not enjoy. Getting this epic photo of my cat was by far the best part.
unlabelledView post →Quo Vadis (1951) - Deborah Kerr and Robert Taylor (he's easily the worst thing about this movie)
unlabelledView post →A fun related thing is having become a classic movie buff as an adult after growing up on Mel Brooks movies, and suddenly recognizing *really* specific references. E.g. Roman Empire in History Of The World has tons of Quo Vadis jokes, a gigantic hit in 1951 but not widely seen by later generations.
unlabelledView post →Dans "Raccnou t'interprète un film" : 'Quo Vadis' (1951).
unlabelledView post →2/2. Sofaer also played the surgeon in AMOLAD. Born in Rangoon/Yangon (Burma/Myanmar), he was descended from an Iraqi Jewish family in India. He had acclaim on Broadway playing Disraeli; played St Paul in QUO VADIS (1951) and the Swami in the Monkees' film HEAD (1968)!
unlabelledView post →As I once again attempted to watch the 1951 version of "Quo Vadis," I realized why I had never seen it. Robert Taylor as Marcus Vinicius is the worst casting decision in the history of cinema. But, inconceivably, the film's casting of Peter Ustinov as Nero is exceptional and beyond reproach!
unlabelledView post →Una volta nella vita l' #EU ha fatto la cosa giusta stigmatizzando i funerali di Stato.. Una volta nella vita l' [#EU](https://mastodon.uno/tags/EU) ha fatto la cosa giusta stigmatizzando i funerali di Stato. [\#RadovanMladic](https://mastodon.uno/tags/RadovanMladic) sepolto in forma privata con la figlia che si era suicidata per la vergogna. Perché? Watch "Quo Vadis, Aida?" [https://streamingcommunityz.taxi/it/watch/4503](https://streamingcommunityz.taxi/it/watch/4503)…
unlabelledView post →#hatm While the next couple weeks are deservedly devoted to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, I would like to submit 'Quo Vadis, Aida?' for consideration, just to remind everyone what a monster Ratko Mladic was. (Also a great movie and historical.)
unlabelledView post →The film Quo Vadis, Aida is excellent on the pitiful inaction and self-serving cowardice on the part of the political leadership of the UN forces that enabled Srebenica.
unlabelledView post →Quo Vadis (1951) Japanese movie poster
unlabelledView post →Two film recommendations: "The Srebrenica Tape – From Dad for Alisa", documentary "Quo Vadis, Aida?" also under the titles: "Where are you going, Aida?" and "11th of July", feature film That was not what you searched for - but anyway that's what I can provide as in working in film and education.
unlabelledView post →I remember seeing a film called Quo Vadis, Aida? and just being devastated about how all of this happened. It seems impossible but we know humans have a dreadful capacity of being so small. Genocide is one of the worst things about humanity but where does it come from? Racism. Bigotry. Ignorance.
unlabelledView post →I wrote about Quo Vadis (1913), which was an old movie even when it was new.
unlabelledView post →When I watch the movie Quo Vadis, I think “fancy hotel fundraiser.”
unlabelledView post →He is so utterly dumb. Sadly I understand what Felon47 is saying Because he is saying it to America: I am King I am dicktator You WILL acquiesce! And since millions haven't the turd is a petulant 8 year old Reminds me of Nero in the old movie Quo Vadis Immature dumb delusional 🤢🤮 #resist
unlabelledView post →My morning movie was Quo Vadis which is Nero who fiddled while his cult members burned Rome. Peter Ustinov plays Nero. We are currently living in a time where the fascist leader golf’s while he is destroying our Democracy & Constitution.
unlabelledView post →Just by chance I'm watching "Quo Vadis" (1951) right now. This film has more class than both "Gladiator" movies.
unlabelledView post →Mine was Quo Vadis....wonderful outlook. Sounds about right. The other popular movie was "Showboat" so I guess I can't win with either....
unlabelledView post →Movie years project Year 2020 (83/122) Now Watching 📽️ #1/7 Quo Vadis, Aida? dir. Jasmila Zbanić rec'd by @chriswordnerd.bsky.social, @stevequick.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →My 16000th film on this Maundy Thursday was a Biblical epic, Quo Vadis.
unlabelledView post →Watch the one about the Battle of Vienna. It has werewolves and hussars. As a historical film. There’s also Quo Vadis which has Poland’s Bruce Willis as Quintus. And Pudzianowski.
unlabelledView post →can't wait to read the book... Somehow the idea of end times fascists makes me think of him... youtu.be/fEj1h7BC2b4?... „They want to survive“ „Who asked them to survive?“ … „Is it possible that humans can produce such a stir?“ „Yes, when they’ve been driven too far“ (Quo Vadis (1951 film))
unlabelledView post →Als je dat nog niet hebt gedaan, zeker de film 'Quo Vadis, Aida?' van Jasmila Žbanić zien over het bloedbad van Srebrenica. Opmerkelijk élke zin van Ratko Mladic in deze film is terug te leiden tot een te bewijzen citaat.
unlabelledView post →Scroll through the moving beauty of last night. Our compelling film headliner, Quo Vadis Aida? and creative showstopper 25's Cijin White Roses Chronicle both wowed Sheffield audiences. Time is flying. We only have 2.5 days of Mig Mat Fest 2026 left! Photography by Smart Banda and Kevin Blake
unlabelledView post →Rest day for us relatively speaking still have to see one film. Silent version of Quo Vadis. Otherwise longer sleep in the morning and in the afternoon I can do some writing up. One always present enemy against which you can’t win. Heat and heat again.
unlabelledView post →Yeah, I need to check the trilogy out. Been about 20 years since I read Quo Vadis, and still one of my favorites. Marvelously rich and sprawling, but very character driven and engrossing. The film is a sad toot noise tho.
unlabelledView post →Reminds me of a scene from the movie Quo Vadis. I highly recommend. Much in the movie is reminiscent of today...
unlabelledView post →#hatm There's a great film about one their failures - Quo Vadis, Aida? I think it's on Disney/Hulu.
unlabelledView post →On Sept 21, at Cinema Modernissimo in Bologna, we gathered for a screening of Quo Vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić, a powerful, Oscar-nominated film on the #Srebrenica tragedy, 30 years on. A night of remembrance, dialogue & the start of our 10th anniversary journey
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