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!!1959 Film:

* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim.
** Berating someone for whipping, or just being careless with his beloved horses.
--->'''Ilderim:''' You think you can treat my horses like '''''animals?!'''''
** Especially his introductory scene, which features him furiously leaping onto the chariot in mid-practice run to show the driver how to handle the horses before unceremoniously kicking him off.
** About marriage.
--->'''Ilderim:''' One god, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!
** Ilderim leaving out a big belch to show his satisfaction after eating, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, with a smaller one.
* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he's disgusted/horrified and throws the money away.
* When Judah and Quintus Arrius are on the float, Judah has this hilariously smug look as [[IronicEcho Quintus realizes he's in chains.]]
* During the triumph, the Emperor holds his hand out for his scepter, which a lackey presents on a silk cushion... several inches above the Emperor's hand, because he's looking at the approaching consul. The Emperor gives the servant a "we will discuss this ''later''" look as he quickly lowers the cushion.
* During the big party, Quintus Arrius is starting to extol the virtues of Judah to the guests, saying he considers him like a son. Judah looks on smiling, then Quintus says "the formalities of adoption have been completed", and Judah's head snaps to Quintus with a beautiful "wait, what?" expression.
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!!1959 Film:

* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim.
** Berating someone for whipping, or just being careless with his beloved horses.
--->'''Ilderim:''' You think you can treat my horses like '''''animals?!'''''
** Especially his introductory scene, which features him furiously leaping onto the chariot in mid-practice run to show the driver how to handle the horses before unceremoniously kicking him off.
** About marriage.
--->'''Ilderim:''' One god, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!
** Ilderim leaving out a big belch to show his satisfaction after eating, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, with a smaller one.
* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he's disgusted/horrified and throws the money away.
* When Judah and Quintus Arrius are on the float, Judah has this hilariously smug look as [[IronicEcho Quintus realizes he's in chains.]]
* During the triumph, the Emperor holds his hand out for his scepter, which a lackey presents on a silk cushion... several inches above the Emperor's hand, because he's looking at the approaching consul. The Emperor gives the servant a "we will discuss this ''later''" look as he quickly lowers the cushion.
* During the big party, Quintus Arrius is starting to extol the virtues of Judah to the guests, saying he considers him like a son. Judah looks on smiling, then Quintus says "the formalities of adoption have been completed", and Judah's head snaps to Quintus with a beautiful "wait, what?" expression.
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** Ilderim leaving out a big burp to show his satisfaction after eating, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, although it's a smaller one.

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** Ilderim leaving out a big burp belch to show his satisfaction after eating, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, although it's with a smaller one.
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!!1959 Film:
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* During the big party, Quintus Arrius is starting to extol the virtues of Judah to the guests, saying he considers him like a son. Judah looks on smiling, then Quintus says "the formalities of adoption have been completed", and Judah's head snaps to Quintus with a beautiful "wait, what?" expression.
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* During the triumph, the Emperor holds his hand out for his scepter, which a lackey presents on a silk cushion... several inches above the Emperor's hand, because he's looking at the approaching consul. The Emperor gives the servant a "we will discuss this ''later''" look as he quickly lowers the cushion.
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** Ilderim leaving out a big burp to show his satisfaction after the feast, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, although it's a smaller one.

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** Ilderim leaving out a big burp to show his satisfaction after the feast, eating, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, although it's a smaller one.
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--->'''Ilderim:''' One God, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!

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--->'''Ilderim:''' One God, god, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!

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** "One God, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!"

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** "One About marriage.
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God, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!"generous!
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** "One God, that I can understand; but one wife? That is not civilized. It is not generous!"
** Ilderim leaving out a big burp to show his satisfaction after the feast, and encouraging Judah to do the same. Judah obliges, although it's a smaller one.
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-->'''Ilderim:''' You think you can treat my horses like '''''animals?!'''''

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-->'''Ilderim:''' --->'''Ilderim:''' You think you can treat my horses like '''''animals?!'''''

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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whipping, or just being careless with his beloved horses.

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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating Ilderim.
** Berating
someone for whipping, or just being careless with his beloved horses.
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* When Judah and Quintus Arrius are on the float, Judah has this hilariously smug look as [[IronicEcho Quintus realizes he's in chains.]]
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* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he's disgusted/horrified and throws the money away.

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* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he's disgusted/horrified and throws the money away.away.
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--> ''You think you can treat my horses like '''animals?!!'''''

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--> ''You -->'''Ilderim:''' You think you can treat my horses like '''animals?!!''''''''''animals?!'''''



* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he nonchalantly throws the money away.
** I don't see that as funny...and he was disgusted/horrified, not nonchalant.

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* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he nonchalantly he's disgusted/horrified and throws the money away.
** I don't see that as funny...and he was disgusted/horrified, not nonchalant.
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** Especially his introductory scene, which features him furiously leaping onto the chariot in mid-practice run to show the driver how to handle the horses before unceremoniously kicking him off.
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* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he nonchalantly throws the money away.

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* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he nonchalantly throws the money away.away.
**I don't see that as funny...and he was disgusted/horrified, not nonchalant.
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--> ''You think you can treat my horses like '''animals?!!'''''
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It wouldn\'t matter that he was carless in an era with no cars.


* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whiping, or just being carless with his beloved horses.

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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whiping, whipping, or just being carless careless with his beloved horses.
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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whiping, or just being carless with his beloved horses.

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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whiping, or just being carless with his beloved horses.horses.
* In an otherwise very tense scene, Judah carries his mother and sister, now lepers to Jerusalem in order to meet Jesus, only to be told by a blind beggar that the man is being put on trial. After giving him some coin, Judah moves on, as the townsfolk shun him screaming "lepers!". The blind man doesn't leave, but nevertheless he nonchalantly throws the money away.
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* Any scene that involves Sheikh Ilderim berating someone for whiping, or just being carless with his beloved horses.

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