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Format: Blu-ray
Release Date: 09-03-2013
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Product Name: Spartacus: War of the Damned [Blu-ray]
UPC: 013132612102
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Amazing Finale for an Amazing Series!
Well this is it, the final season of Spartacus and it ends "Big", there are many amazing moments in this last season, I mean from the start of the first episode you know that the scale of the show it's much bigger than previous seasons.
The acting is one of the best I've seen in a TV show, you can see how much passion the actors have.
One of the things I like the most of Spartacus is its music, Joseph LoDuca did an great job with the score for this season(one of my favorites TV scores) again since the first episode when you hear the music for the first battle you know this series is in a new whole level.
The bluray quality is amazing, and the TrueHD audio track is powerful!
The series has a lot of action, violence and nudity but at the end what will keep you watching it's the story, that's the best thing about Spartacus.
Highly recommended!!
Posted by TDK007
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Incredible series. Must watch !
If you're never seen or heard of Spartacus yet, be sure to watch it all. From season 1 (Blood and Sand) to the prequel (Gods of the Arena), Season 2 (Vengeance) and finally this final season War of the Damned. Spartacus is very violent and practically uncensored in many aspects but incredible to watch. Much like the movies 300 and Gladiator and not for the faint of heart or very young (and especially not for the very young faint of heart =o ).
Posted by FrankYmir
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A Fitting End to the Series
Though some painted Spartacus as a Gladiator and 300 ripoff it quickly came into its own after a half dozen episodes. The sharp, colorful dialoge; the twisting Machiavellian scheming; and the excellent fighting sequences were a joy to watch. Though the final season lags a bit in the beginning, as the protagonists becomes increasingly desperate in the latter half it makes for great TV.
