What feelings did the Romans feel about the triumphs and spectacles organized by Caesar?

People were fascinated by the spectacle and adored it. Such events were organized specifically to distract residents from pressing problems, because in Rome there were many difficulties and when some got rich, others did not live very well. Even the ancient writer Lucian wrote that people only need bread and circuses, and Pliny wrote that people are carried away by an empty and vulgar business. But the worst thing is that people demanded more and more cruel and bloody competitions, and the government agreed to the demands, turning the fighting into a massacre.