A young noblewoman must fulfill her calling to become the long foretold Paladin.A young noblewoman must fulfill her calling to become the long foretold Paladin.A young noblewoman must fulfill her calling to become the long foretold Paladin.
Owen J. Barton
- Rav'n
- (as Eoin Barton)
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Did you know
- TriviaThe incantation used by the hermit when he is painting symbols on Elenn is the Charm of Making from the film Excalibur.
- GoofsIn a march across barren countryside, the lead actor appears with and without sword, leather tunic and saddle bag so often it develops into a minor subplot. At one point he lays his sword down at the top of a huge cliff and jumps into the sea below.Upon resuming the quest the next day, the sword is safely by his side once more.
- ConnectionsFollows Dawn of the Dragonslayer (2011)
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Not all that bad but no all that good either
Fantasy films with a female lead (particularly one as beautiful as Amy De Bhrún) are rare, hence I was keen to view this offering about a young noblewoman fulfilling her destiny, which involves a potty-mouthed Aragorn hero, some bad soldiers and a dragon.
On the plus side, there is a plot, there are some fight scenes which are not bad, the acting is above average, Noblelady and Aragorn are likable characters and the dragon is rather well done.
However, ultimately, the film is brought down by what appears to be simple directorial disinterest. It lacks pace, continuity (the condition of her dress and the whereabouts of his sword), wholesale copying of scenes from Ivanhoe but on a much cheaper scale, and a rather abrupt ending.
To tell the truth, I had to re-watch this three times, because I kept falling asleep and it wasn't because I had had tiring days at the office.
Don't expect much and you won' be disappointed.
On the plus side, there is a plot, there are some fight scenes which are not bad, the acting is above average, Noblelady and Aragorn are likable characters and the dragon is rather well done.
However, ultimately, the film is brought down by what appears to be simple directorial disinterest. It lacks pace, continuity (the condition of her dress and the whereabouts of his sword), wholesale copying of scenes from Ivanhoe but on a much cheaper scale, and a rather abrupt ending.
To tell the truth, I had to re-watch this three times, because I kept falling asleep and it wasn't because I had had tiring days at the office.
Don't expect much and you won' be disappointed.
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- djsiyer
- Nov 13, 2015
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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