Ridley Scott is back with a sequel to his best picture-winning “Gladiator,” and if it wins the top prize come Oscar night, he will have finally won a statuette of his own as a producer of the film, something he wasn’t on the original 2000 release starring Russell Crowe.

Everybody knew it had to be big. More than two decades after having a huge hit and winning Best Picture with "Gladiator," Ridley Scott was not going to be low-key in the opening sequences of his long-awaited sequel "Gladiator II.

Ridley Scott, maker of whatever movies he pleases, has said in a new interview that there will “certainly” be a Gladiator 3:

John Mathieson, the Director of Photography in Gladiator 2 has criticized Ridley Scott’s filmmaking habits in the epic sequel.

Gladiator II cinematographer and longtime Ridley Scott collaborator John Mathieson had some strong words for the legendary director, saying that he’s changed for the worse in how he makes movies. What did the Gladiator II cinematographer say?

Ridley Scott, the visionary behind Blade Runner and Alien, has done it again. At 86, he’s taking us back to the Roman Empire with Gladiator 2. If you thought

A specific Ridley Scott trend has been evident throughout his long career, with Gladiator 2 continuing this by improving upon its predecessor.