Gladiator or Braveheart: Which one is your favorite?

Both are my favorites!!

gladiator is the best film i´ve seen never. I don´t know exactly how many times I´ve seen this film. I also like brave heart but Gladiator is Gladiator

I've watched both and in their own way, each movie was made according to how it should be. However, I'd have to go for Gladiator as the better movie mainly because I love the Roman era. That's the part of history that I've always loved. That and the Greek era.... Even if the ending of Gladiator was sad, I still loved it for the authentic feel that I got just watching it. I felt like I was one of the people in the crowd...

i go for braveheart. it is about an uprising. but gladiator concentrates on the revenge of an individual. also mel gibson is simply fabulous..

[i]Its hard to select LOL. both are very good movie. Brave heart is based on a true to life story and the heroic battle of William Wallace and the whole army of Scotland against there enemy.I also like Gladiator because it was based on the Roman era. A general who became a slave,A slave who became a gladiator,and a gladiator who defies and Empire Dam this is so great movie I've ever seen. LOL[/i]

Both of them are excellent movies I believe and Gladiator is mine.

BraveHeart is definitely a better movie...

Braveheart is my favorite but i do like gladiator too. It's in my list of best movies i've watched. Including the Lorod of the Rings Trilogy, The Patriot, Troy and many more.

Both were brill, but it's got to be Gladiator every time Regards

I'd go for gladiator,knowing the history of Roman Empire, and the struggle the gladiators have been doing, i think im part of the movie as i watch it..

it's really hard to tell. Braveheart, i love the Scotish folk music and the strong faith people hold---freedom. and also the queen, true beauty. While for gladiator, i adore the hero's ingenuity and power, plus the cultural background of gladiator. men are so cruel and bloodsucking, they entertain themselves by watching people fight with even beasts, base their enjoyment on other's misery.