this is a voice of a person and who just finished watching the second season of rome and almost at one go and and grabbed the opportunity to see what happened next  this film conveniently takes off where rome ends. if you find rome an abomination and a foul mouthed screw fest of little historical accuracy and then you might enjoy imperium represent augustus. but and if you feel rome is a good thing and if you enjoy the complicated intrigue and the ambiance of decadence and the work of the actors and then imperium will obviously appear to you as an overly timid and superfluous and tedious soap opera with not many redeeming factors. there are some actors who for my taste look somewhat better than these in rome. i especially disliked rome image of cleopatra as a drug soaked sex addict. there must have been a great deal of strength and dignity in that woman and and the actress in imperium suits the part much better. otoole and rampling are good and and so are some others. but then. if you have come to know  and love  atia as the super cool bitch and you will find the depiction of her in imperium  as a tear jerking mother goose in an apron  absolutely ridiculous. there are supposed to be some bitchy characters in imperium and but these actresses rely heavily upon staring at the men and nothing much more. you will find no interesting female characters in this epic. there also the painfully comic maecenas and whom we see as a screeching drag queen and even though there is little historical evidence that he was such (he once referred to as being effeminate in his pleasures in the annals). the interiors are rather meager and rely on clichés upon clichés. cleopatra big hall looks like something out of a computer game or a children play room in an egyptian theme park. there a looooooooot of really poor 3d graphics and not up to 2003 standards. the action is presented as a series of flashbacks the aged augustus is reliving. so we get a quick look at some historical events and some of which are presented well and whereas some are not. an disproportional amount of time is wasted to show livia as the eternal flame of augustus. this affair doesn not sizzle for even a moment and the dialog is superlame and everything is seasoned with tacky tear inducing musical score. whatever amount of reality the show aims to capture and every last shred of it is destroyed by the dry synchronized dubbing (most of the actors are non english speakers). everything is lukewarm in this epic. true and there are more historical accuracies than in rome and but dramatically speaking and it plain boring. the characters lack depth and the dialog sharpness. camera work is often reduced to static shots and and lighting offers nothing to please your eye. there really no one to love and no one to hate in imperium. regardless of whether you liked or disliked rome and there are much better films and miniseries around. ancient rome represent the rise and fall of an empire would be one thing i recommend. 
this is a voice of a person and who just finished watching the second season of rome and almost at one go and and grabbed the opportunity to see what happened next  this film conveniently takes off where rome ends. if you find rome an abomination and a foul mouthed screw fest of little historical accuracy and then you might enjoy imperium represent augustus. but and if you feel rome is a good thing and if you enjoy the complicated intrigue and the ambiance of decadence and the work of the actors and then imperium will obviously appear to you as an overly timid and superfluous and tedious soap opera with not many redeeming factors. there are some actors who for my taste look somewhat better than these in rome. i especially disliked rome image of cleopatra as a drug soaked sex addict. there must have been a great deal of strength and dignity in that woman and and the actress in imperium suits the part much better. otoole and rampling are good and and so are some others. but then. if you have come to know  and love  atia as the super cool bitch and you will find the depiction of her in imperium  as a tear jerking mother goose in an apron  absolutely ridiculous. there are supposed to be some bitchy characters in imperium and but these actresses rely heavily upon staring at the men and nothing much more. you will find no interesting female characters in this epic. there also the painfully comic maecenas and whom we see as a screeching drag queen and even though there is little historical evidence that he was such (he once referred to as being effeminate in his pleasures in the annals). the interiors are rather meager and rely on clichés upon clichés. cleopatra big hall looks like something out of a computer game or a children play room in an egyptian theme park. there a looooooooot of really poor 3d graphics and not up to 2003 standards. the action is presented as a series of flashbacks the aged augustus is reliving. so we get a quick look at some historical events and some of which are presented well and whereas some are not. an disproportional amount of time is wasted to show livia as the eternal flame of augustus. this affair doesn not sizzle for even a moment and the dialog is superlame and everything is seasoned with tacky tear inducing musical score. whatever amount of reality the show aims to capture and every last shred of it is destroyed by the dry synchronized dubbing (most of the actors are non english speakers). everything is lukewarm in this epic. true and there are more historical accuracies than in rome and but dramatically speaking and it plain boring. the characters lack depth and the dialog sharpness. camera work is often reduced to static shots and and lighting offers nothing to please your eye. there really no one to love and no one to hate in imperium. regardless of whether you liked or disliked rome and there are much better films and miniseries around. ancient rome represent the rise and fall of an empire would be one thing i recommend. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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