Dear Titans, Commodus and Quintus bring you the first glimpses of our 20th TITANS OF CULT™ Editions for Gladiator (2000).

The TITAN BOX and SUPREME BOX, crafted from rigid cardboard, both feature the iconic helmet of Maximus on the front cover.

When you lay the front covers of these outer boxes on top of each other, they will merge into a picture. Flip them around, and you'll find beautiful scenes from the movie on the back covers. Each box is also filled with spot gloss details and memorable quotes from the movie itself.

Inside both editions, prepare to discover a treasure trove of TOC collectibles and captivating Easter egg messages that will transport you deep into the immersive world of Gladiator. It's a visual journey that captures the essence of Gladiator in a truly unique way.

Staytuned for the SteelBook® artwork later today!
 

• TITAN EDITION: H: 180 x W 141.6 x D 34.5 mm
  

• SUPREME EDITION: H: 305.5 x W: 219.2 x D 34.5 mm

TitansOfGladiator will include an iconic SteelBook® Release, enriched with stunning metal effects, showcasing the armor of Maximus on the front and his helmet on the backside of the case.

Our production team is working at high speed to finalize the artwork for print. We understand the significance of these features for the overall SteelBook® Design. An update will arrive once these details are settled!

The SteelBook® Edition is included in both the TITAN and SUPREME Editions. The SUPREME Gladiator SteelBook® Edition boasts laser-etched numbering, confirming its Limited Edition status.

To present your TITANS OF CULT™ Gladiator SteelBook® Edition like a true hero, we give you, in both editions, the #CULTSTAND. Designed for your SteelBook® Edition and proudly showcasing the iconic Gladiator Title Treatment and the TITANS OF CULT™ logo.

Staytuned as we unveil the design of the ICONART® Metal Poster tomorrow!

Tatsächlich werden die Kampfszenen in der Arena bei der deutschen Synchro von einem ungewöhnlichen Frequenz-Problem begleitet. Der vorbeifahrende Streitwagen bei 93’05 oder das Raunen und Rauschen bei 70’55-71’37 (beide Laufzeitangaben beziehen sich auf den Ext. Cut) klingt über die deutsche Fassung nach Phasenverschiebung. In etwa so als hätte man es durch einen (sanften) Vocoder gepresst.

Man muss zwar genau hinhören, dann klingt es aber bspw. so ähnlich wie bei den ersten zehn Sekunden von Blink 182s „Feeling this“. (0’10-0’20).

Kleine Warnung: Den Song nur anhören, wenn man diesen Fehler bei Gladiator hören WILL. Wer das vermeiden möchte und den Film lieber genießen möchte, ohne rum zu analysieren, dem empfehle ich, diese Zeilen zu ignorieren.