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Black Death 2010
Black Death is a mixed bag. On one hand, the film's direction kept me pretty hooked and entertained. Being only a little over 90 minutes, it's a film that doesn't loose too much time, and by the time the last act comes around, there is no shortage of things happening on screen, of which most is composed of violence and torture. The recreation around the time period is mostly fine, with a focus on costumes instead of extending it to…
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Braveheart 1995
Ufff, reviewing this film is a bit of a Pandoras Box. Growing up as a 90s kid, Braveheart is a classic from that decade and one film that I had a lot of admiration for. Throughout the years, my view on this movie has changed and shifted as I (and many I'm sure) have learned and educated my self on the actual historical events that led to this story. Sadly, its been for the worst, since I think this film…
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The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail 1945
Loved this movie. This is the first Akira Kurosawa film within the Samurai Film genre, and it kind of shows. The quality of the film is somewhat weak though the edition I ended up buying on Blu Ray was more than up to par for a film produced in 1945. The plot is not to complicated, with the majority of the action taking place between the few characters that appear in the film, first debating how to face a problem…
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The Northman 2022
The Northman has all the qualities of what a true viking saga should be. The story is based on the original Danish tale of Amleth, before it was adapted by Shakespeare into Hamlet. A story about vengeance and the right to take back what is one's by birth, in this case the crown of a Danish kingdom. At least, that's what the traditional take on Amleth would have you expect. Eggers though, twists it into a critique of said concepts…
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