求电影[庞贝古城--最后的一天]英语中文字幕。
谁有的话，发给我，谢谢
核实正确必定加分采纳
[庞贝古城--最后的一天]是纪录片，不是电影
庞贝末日的英文影评
这种最后只有一匹马活下来的电影为什么要写影评
电影版庞贝和文章有什么相同点
庞贝城的末日Ultimi giorni di Pompei, Gli (1959)参考：
关于庞贝的电影
庞贝启示录 也叫 启示录:庞贝剧照是否可以解决您的问题
有没有一部关于庞贝古城的电影或视频或纪录片
叫什么名字
在哪可以找到
电影好像没有，纪录片我之前在CCTV看过，上网搜搜可能会有记得采纳啊
庞贝末日简介英文版
The site of Pompeii is located in western Italy in a region called Campania, near the Bay of Naples. With the coast to the west and the Apennine Mountains to the east, Campania is a fertile plain, traversed by two major rivers and blessed with soil rich in phosphorus and potash. In ancient times, the region's crop yield was six times higher than the average of the rest of the peninsula. Campania was so fertile that some areas had up to three grain crops per year. The region also hosted some of Italy's chief olive groves, and the mountains nourished thousands of sheep. Though little is known about Campania's first settlers, the first people to settle in this region were probably prehistoric hunters, gatherers and fishers. By at least the eighth century B.C., a group of Italic people known as the Oscans occupied the region; they most likely established Pompeii, though the exact date of its origin is unknown. Ionians also settled in Campania during the eighth century B.C. Their Greek settlements began as a series of small trading posts, but soon grew into successful merchant cities that eventually dominated the area. For a few centuries the inhabitants of Campania remained under Hellenic control, with Pompeii and the nearby city Herculaneum the center of Greek occupation. During the fifth century B.C. a group of warriors from Samnium, a region north of Campania, invaded the latter region and seized control of Pompeii. Rome, vying with the Samnites over control of the Italic peninsula, drove the Samnites out in the fourth century B.C. and took Pompeii as its own ally about 290 B.C.Rome's control over Pompeii was distant - the city was allowed to retain its own language and culture, but was required to admit itself subject to Rome without benefiting from the status of Roman citizenship. Pompeii reluctantly accepted this situation for centuries; finally, when the Social War began in 90 B.C., they saw a chance at freedom and joined forces with other Roman allies ag
