Statues of New Rome
The discussion highlights a poignant scene where Caesar drives through a rain-soaked New Rome, encountering sagging Greco-Roman statues that symbolize a society in decline. This moment stands out for its beautiful and straightforward metaphor, contrasting with the film's overall disjointedness. The speakers express a desire for the narrative to embrace its fable-like qualities, emphasizing the importance of cohesive artistic expression.In this clip
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