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Here’s the key: The Starz series already pushed boundaries. It had unsimulated sexual acts (in some international versions), full male and female nudity, and scenes of sexual slavery. The only way to make it “XXX” would be to: Spartacus.MMXII-The.Beginning.XXX
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It plays and looks like a real movie, only with organically integrated explicit (and thankfully concise) sex scenes... London's literate script has the cast declaiming in the language and manner of some BBC project... Some of the best scenes involve the beautiful leading actresses. Notably Tate is perfect, with her famous regional Brit accent, examining the private parts of the gladiators, and picking Spartacus to hump her, which London does in a terrifically staged and directed rough sex bout."
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The reasons for this are largely economic. As one contemporary review astutely observed, "Given the economics of Adult Entertainment (with free generic content so available on-line) it is virtually impossible that a major feature sequel will be made". The business model that could support such an expensive, high-effort epic in 2012 was already eroding, making the financing of an even more elaborate follow-up an impossibility.