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Valhalla Rising
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One-Eye is a Viking chieftain. In this film, his courage can only compare him with supernatural power. Having escaped from slavery, he sailed with the Christian soldiers searching the Holy Land. But instead, he found himself lost in an unfamiliar and dangerous territory.
One-Eye is a Viking chieftain. In this film, his courage can only compare him with supernatural power. Having escaped from slavery, he sailed with the Christian soldiers searching the Holy Land. But instead, he found himself lost in an unfamiliar and dangerous territory.
Actors:
Gary McCormack,
Douglas Russell,
James Ramsey,
James Embree,
Jamyang Chophel,
Palden Tsering,
Stewart Porter,
Ally McClelland,
Nagwang Kunchok,
Jamie Sives,
Matthew Zajac,
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Gary McCormack
Douglas Russell
James Ramsey
James Embree
20 February 1978, London, England, UK
Jamyang Chophel
Palden Tsering
Stewart Porter
Ally McClelland
Nagwang Kunchok
Jamie Sives
14 August 1973, Lochend, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Matthew Zajac
Country:
Denmark, United Kingdom
Keywords:
#Alexander Morton #Andrew Flanagan #Gary Lewis #Gary McCormack #Gordon Brown #Maarten Stevenson #Mads Mikkelsen #Nicolas Winding Refn #Valhalla Rising
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Brutal, thoughtful, re-envisioning of Vikings. . .A bit ponderous and pompous, powerfully showcases Mikkelsen's non-verbal acting, striking imagery, evocative landscapes.
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Filled with brutality.
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You sometimes wish Refn's gift for Ridley Scott-level mayhem had won the battle over his much iffier Werner Herzog leanings.
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Directed in moody and portentous strokes by Nicolas Winding Refn, this is the most abstract Viking movie you'll ever see...
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Like a John Milius film reduced to its pure, masculine essence and shot through one of Alejandro Jodorowsky's lens filters.
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If only the pieces added up to an experience that sticks and that didn't finally succumb to a shrug of entropy.
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July 16, 2010
Mr. Refn, who can pull off stylish brutality (in the Pusher films and Bronson), shows no knack for the kind of visionary, hallucinatory image making that would render Valhalla Rising memorable.
July 22, 2010
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Mikkelsen verifies that, even without saying a word, he's an unnervingly unhinged presence.
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It's a chilly, often slow, uncompromisingly harsh film, but Refn's images will sear your retinas.
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