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@august_king 2 года назад

When this arrived in the theaters, I was a teenager who had just gotten into the original AD&D and would spend many hours a week with my friends on some adventurous quest. For us, 3 of the movies we would see over and over were Excalibur, Krull, and Dragonslayer (we even appreciated Bakshi's LOTR and the Rankin/Bass The Hobbit). For D&D kids, those were the closest thing we had to seeing our joy on the big screen (you can just imagine how we lost our minds over Jackson's LOTR). For a teenager of that time who loved fantasy books and D&D, seeing Krull and Dragonslayer on the big screen was about as good as it gets. I love seeing Verin Sedai (Emily) react to and appreciate my nostalgia. Thank you for reacting to this.

@michaelwoods3651 2 года назад

Same. Excalibur was my favorite!

@jean-paulaudette9246 2 года назад

I'd add "The Beastmaster" to the list.

@Eaglefellow1 2 года назад

I would add "Ladyhawke" to the list. Shame Matt and Emily have both seen it already but I enjoyed it back when there was a lack of good fantasy.

@Five0f5even 2 года назад

@@Eaglefellow1maybe one day they do a Be Kind Rewind for it.

@wormwoodsuncle 2 года назад

I think you also have to add the Ray Harryhausen Sinbad films and Jason and the Argonauts to that list too. That fight with the skeletons still stands up today.

@DaveBoy 2 года назад

This, Conan the Barbarian, Willow and Dragonslayer are basically the "dirty fantasy" look of the 80s writ large. What a treasure!

@rogeriopenna9014 2 года назад

Jabberwooky

@arisucheddar3097 2 года назад

I enjoy a bit of Legend, too, though it's obviously not as well- constructed a movie.

@MrShiftey13 2 года назад

Beast master! Lol

@allantidgwell5624 2 года назад

As a person who watched a lot of Roger Corman movies I think your definition of "dirty" is a bit clean lol

@kuribayashi84 2 года назад

James Horner's score is goddamn amazing!

@christopherwaldrop5293 2 года назад

"Karen." That made me laugh harder than it should have.

@shanem4703 2 года назад

This is such a criminally underrated movie. In the top three of my all time favorites ever since I was a kid. I was 5 when this came out and watched it with my mom shortly thereafter.

@HudsonDoodle 2 года назад

I was seven. Definitely had a big impact on me. Also one of my favorite movies.

@rogeriopenna9014 2 года назад

Me too. I was very scared of the cyclops being squeezed by the wall. My 7 yr old daughter can't watch Disney movies for being too sad. I wonder what she would think if the death scenes in Indiana Jones that i saw at her age

@shanem4703 2 года назад

@@rogeriopenna9014 honestly I cant see it harming her. Generations of us watched them and worse with no adverse effects to us. Personally my mom made a point of always reminding me afterwards that they are only movies acted out by people paid entirely to much money in most cases. Lol As a result to this day I dont get overly invested in them to the point they scare me, make me mad, make me cry, ect. I can enjoy a film, but they arent emotionally impactful to me as they seem to be to others.

@williamjones6031 2 года назад

1. I haven't seen this in 35 years. Thanks for the review. 2. "Willow" is a fun fantasy movie as well. (Directed by Ron Howard) 3. "The Sword and the Sorcerer" rocks too.😎

@wampa25 2 года назад

I lived for The Sword and the Sorcerer when I was a kid. Yes, I was a kid when I saw that. My brother took me to see it in the theater. Beastmaster is amazing too.

@richardrobbins8067 2 года назад

Bought Krull and Willow recently on Blu-ray (both still hold up) Sword and the Sorcerer is a little harder to find, but got it as well, it's got an unusually good musical score. Almost Indiana Jones sounding.

@marcbloom7462 2 года назад

Let's add Dragonslayer

@williamjones6031 2 года назад

@@marcbloom7462 Put all these together, including Beast Master and let the fantasy roll😎

@wampa25 2 года назад

@@marcbloom7462 YES!

@iKvetch558 2 года назад

Matthew in Em's eyes before the Trailblazers joke: "Oh, he could get it." Matthew in Em's eyes AFTER the Trailblazers joke: "Oh lordy! Please come and GET IT!?!?" 😁💯😂

@MrHunkmccoy 2 года назад

Colwyn (Ken Marshall) later went on to play Michael Eddington in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

@44excalibur 2 года назад

"James Horner, I know that... I know that name." She should. He composed the music for 48 Hrs., Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Cocoon, Aliens, Braveheart, Apollo 13, Titanic, A Beautiful Mind, Avatar, and The Amazing Spider-Man before he sadly passed away in 2015.

@Kryptonite357 11 месяцев назад

James 'Steel Drums' Horner. 48 hours, commando, clear and present danger

@44excalibur 11 месяцев назад

@@Kryptonite357 Yeah, I don't know what his deal was with steel drums in those movies.

@wampa25 2 года назад

22:10 - "Krull 2: Space Boogaloo" - I always wanted a sequel...now I really want that damn sequel.

@goldenager59 Год назад

We could well have had it, you know...right decade, right time. 🤭 🙃

@44excalibur 2 года назад

"Wait, is that the same actress...?" Yes, the Widow of the Web is played by actress Francesca Annis, who played Lady Jessica of House Atreides in David Lynch's 1984 version of Dune.

@davidanderson1639 2 года назад

Also, Freddie Jones who played Thufir in the 1984 version of Dune is also in Krull; he played Ynyr.

@wolveraza9896 2 года назад

This was part of the movies that were on a constant rotation on HBO when I was a kid with Legend , The Last Dragon , Big Trouble in Little China and a bunch more. Must have watched like 50 times at least back then. In truth is a absolutely ridiculous movie , however when I was younger it was one of the coolest things I ever saw , and a little dark.

@Theomite 2 года назад

It still is one of the coolest things. It has everything: boomerang saw, fireball powers, a giant crystal spider, and lasers. I can't think of what else you'd want in a movie except boobs.

@thejeremyclouse Год назад

Bruce Leroy! Who is the master?

@sharkdentures3247 2 года назад

"They shall rule our world! And their son, shall rule the GALAXY!" (Prophesy small print: Of course, their son will turn out to be a mad, power hungry, abusive, tyrannical Sith Lord type. And TRILLIONS of people will suffer horribly for the longest time under his rule!) LOL I SO love this movie! Glad you finally watched it.

@netrider5 2 года назад

I remember watching this in the theater and playing the game in the arcade. Imagine my surprise when I found out later that Liam Nelson was in this

@knytestorme 2 года назад

God I loved this movie as a kid, great to see Emily's reaction to it and gives great hope for how she'll react to Flash Gordon eventually.

@JoeMama410 2 года назад

I got to attend a RiffTrax live screening of this movie. It was a blast.

@vladyvhv9579 2 месяца назад

This movie is the sole reason why video games have thrown weapons called "Glaive". It was originally slated to be a Dungeons & Dragons movie, but something went wrong with the rights, so they modded it to have sci-fi elements. With old movies getting sequels, we can't rule out Krull 2 anymore. I'd love to see how the world of Krull would be portrayed nowadays.

@johannesbowers7467 2 года назад

The exemplar weapon of the Mall Ninja.... The Glaive of Krull

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

RIP, James Horner. He did music for this film and: TITANIC, ALIENS, AVATAR, An American Tail, An American Tail 2, We're Back! A Dinosaurs Story, APOLLO 13, Ransom, Willow, 48 HRS, Another 48 HRS, Gorky Park, Bicentennial Man, Something Wicked This Way Comes, The Perfect Storm, Troy, How The Grinch Stole Christmas, The Land Before Time, RED HEAT, Commando, Star Trek 2: The Wrath Of Khan, Star Trek 3: The Search For Spock, A Beautiful Mind, BRAVEHEART, Glory, Courage Under Fire, Patriot Games, Clear And Present Danger, The Rocketeer, JUMANJI, The Hand, Wolfen Humanoids From The Deep, Jade, Brainstorm, Deep Impact, Unlawful Entry, Thunderheart, Deadly Blessing, Honey I Shrunk The Kids, The Amazing SPIDER MAN, and The Magnificent Seven.

@CinHotlanta 2 года назад

I completely forgot how much this movie has going for it - British adventure movies from the early 80s really had some fun from an imagination standpoint - if Time Bandits is not on the list it needs to be :) They clearly spent exponentially more money on effects/sets/costumes than cast, but it wound up being a pretty good cast.

@bradleybowles7979 2 года назад

First off great reaction as always! This is one of my all time favorite movies (I have the two issue Marvel Comics adaptation). I just love everything about this movie. The music score, the effects, the fight scenes, the humor, the lore. All the actors play their roles with gusto. This movie had a profound affect on me as a kid....I mean you get sci-fi, fantasy, action, adventure, magic and even to an extent swashbuckling. I loved the look on Colwyn's face in the swamp battle when he realizes that the "prisoners" are all still there with him and that offering them freedom and acceptance was the right choice. Fun and great reaction as always. Many blessings to you and yours.

@johnjr757 2 года назад

This takes me back. I haven't seen this since I was a kid. Growing up in the early/mid 80s had its perks.

@BrianSmithNow 2 года назад

A childhood favorite...and kindertrauma when the cyclops bites it.

@dongilleo9743 2 года назад

I'm adding "snacrifice" to my vocabulary. I never quite understood how you catch Firemare horses that are super fast, shoot fire out of their hooves as they run, and can fly, with regular horses, ropes, and men on foot. Please watch Excalibur and Ladyhawke

@robertblevins7395 2 года назад

David Battley, the guy who played Ergo, also played the teacher in Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

@Demigord 2 года назад

Rofl "they're trailblazers" and she stares at him like "THAT'S MY THING" the says she's never been more attracted to him. What a great couple

@damontjordan4167 2 года назад

Never thought anyone would react/review this movie. Have fun

@fuzzyelf1 Год назад

I had just gotten into d & d as a kid and saw this movie on TV on a random summer day. This film solidified my life long love for D & D and I can't thank the filmmakers enough for this gift. Thank you for the review!

@corystanish 2 года назад

"Now you see what I could have done to you if I were a vengeful man!" Nice save, Ergo.

@robertbarron283 2 года назад

grew up watching this on TV over & over, loved it. this is the first time I've revisited it in easily 20 yrs, so naturally some of the movie hasn't held up as good as I remember. definitely a few actors in there who's careers carried on. it's still not a bad movie but for a kid this is a GREAT movie.

@GoblinToxin 2 года назад

I'm so glad to see someone discover this childhood favorite. I felt like a crazy person for liking this film and being one of the few people who knew about it.

@J_Drix 2 года назад

i remember watching this on a whim in the summer of 2008 - Free to watch on my Comcast box... when cable boxes were still a thing 🤣That was probably one of the best days spent on my vacation before senior year. Such a great 80's dark fantasy film.

@brandonwenzel2844 2 года назад

Krull has been a favorite of mine since I was a kid. These days I watch Krull every year on New Years.

@bashirijones7008 2 года назад

- Hawk the Slayer - Wizards - Fire & Ice - Rock & Rule - Fantastic Planet Have a feeling you would both love these films!😁

@jean-paulaudette9246 2 года назад

Everyone forgets about The Beastmaster.

@Trilaan 2 года назад

I've loved this movie all my life. Ergo the Magnificent is my favorite character and possibly the original source of my love for shapeshifting.

@chadsmith3363 2 года назад

Ergo the Magnificent was also Charlie Bucket's schoolteacher in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."

@frozenpiper2 2 года назад

I can't count how many times I watched this when I was a kid. I'm surprised at how much I remembered while watching this reaction.

@scotthewitt258 6 месяцев назад

I love 💕 the daylights out if this movie! It's hard to blend the Sword & Sorcery and Sci-Fi genres. This movie does it very well. There is both magic and science at work, and neither invalidates the other!

@karentargaryen7959 2 года назад

When we first got cable back in the early 80s, this movie was on HBO all the time. Haven't thought about this since, so thanks for the memories!

@Tiek-bl8ej 2 года назад

I will never forget watching this movie. This was top of the line f/x in 83. Equal to movies like Star Wars and Flash Gordon.

@e.m.3081 2 года назад

"They are trail blazers"! Matt leveled up to EPIC!

@B.Norton 2 года назад

This movie score is so Star Trek 2 Wrath of Kahn. Krull came out after Kahn and that sound track was and still is awesome. I guess James Horner liked that Star Trek music also.

@jmwild1 2 года назад

You could say the Star Trek 2 score is so Battle Beyond the Stars.

@willipic 2 года назад

James Horner scored Wrath of Kahn, that's why it sounds like it.

@jitterysquirrel76 2 года назад

Glorious. Thank you for reviewing this. I think you two are the first. So glad you liked it. Told ya it was awesome!

@glyyytch 2 года назад

I grew up watching this. It was one of my mom and my favorite movies. My mom's favorite character was always Rhun (Robbie Coltrane's character). I preferred Rell (the cyclops) though. The fact that he knows he is to die, but rejects the vision of his death knowing that his end would be far worse (i.e. getting crushed) is probably the most heroic thing in the movie, at least in my opinion. About the lasers, the Slayers don't fire lasers. Yes there is the glowing light, but if you pay attention to their weapons they're actually firing a projectile. They fire an energized spike from the base of their weapon. What's more they are only capable of firing a single shot before using the other end as a melee weapon. Just because something glows doesn't mean its a laser. The Beast does fire energy blasts in his confrontation with Colwyn, but I'm not sure they're actually lasers.

@spacedinosaur8733 2 года назад

Ergo the magnificent was my favorite growing up. ;)

@elizabethsturdivant4986 2 года назад

I can't tell you how much i loved this movie when it came out! For a very long time, my player name for everything was Krull. You also need to watch the equally great Last Starfighter!

@elizabethsturdivant4986 2 года назад

Also, please, please, please watch Beastmaster!!!! It is 80's awesomeness!

@ivaneames4354 Год назад

The creature who killed and impersonated the Emerald Seer used to terrify me as a kid. He still creeps me out.

@jays4170 Год назад

Robbie Coltrane's passing brought me here, glad I found it. RIP Robbie. Also, everyone wants a sequel...I want a prequel - Ynyr's adventures. What "duties" tore him away from Lady Jessica? How did he become so wise? Why did he become a hermit? What did him and the Blind Seer do on Saturday nights? 😆

@TheInfo45 Год назад

This movie has been a favorite of mine since I was a little girl. A family friend named his kids after the main characters Colwyn and lyssa. I always find it funny that urgo was the teacher in Willy Wonka. Of course Liam neeson and our beloved hagrid from when they were young. This will always be a classic to me

@rockyshields9122 2 года назад

Such an amazing cast in my top 10 all time fantasy films. Of course the spider lady was lady Jessica a few years later in Dune along with Freddie Jones. Excalibur remains my favorite from this period.

@PlasmaMongoose 2 года назад

This was one of the very first movies I hired when I first got my first VCR during the mid 80s, still a cool movie.

@CinemaScrollKeeper 2 года назад

I did an entire D &D campaign based off this story. Lasted a year, players loved it

@anadraham2995 2 месяца назад

This, along with The Beastmaster, was on HBO constantly in the early 80's and i watched every freakin' time‼️

@houseofsledge6891 2 года назад

I love Love LOVE that y'all dug this flick! I have been obsessed with it since I was a kid seeing it up on the big screen in cinemas. Hugs to you both. Liked and shared

@John_Locke_108 2 года назад

Dang. Haven't seen this film since sometime in the 80's. I thinks I need to rewatch it before watching this reaction.

@zooks527 2 года назад

This movie made a temporary but noticeable splash at the time it came out, mostly because of the costume design. You couldn't swing a dead cat without hitting a magazine that had that dress on the cover.

@jimperry6463 2 года назад

Saw it in the theater. It is still a hoot. Let's keep the WTF 80s theme going with "The Keep" (1983).

@richardb6260 2 года назад

Just don't tell F Paul Wilson.

@kennethmacgregor-Gregorach 2 года назад

I absolutely loved this film as a kid. I remember it being released.

@Spindler2007 Год назад

Bernard Bresslaw who played the Cyclops in this movie was well known in a series of comedy movies us Brits know as the Carry On movies.

@quietman71 2 года назад

This film has had a place in my heart for a long time. It's weird. You can say that Star Wars is objectively a better movie than, say, Tron, The Black Hole, or Krull. Yet (and I know this is blasphemy), I would far sooner watch one of those three films than Star Wars nowadays. Yes, this was a Star Wars rip-off, it was a mishmash of fantasy tropes, but the damn thing WORKS. Having Freddie Jones, Francesca Annis, Liam Neeson, and Robbie Coltrane in the cast doesn't hurt. It's beautiful to look at, and it moves along nicely. My favorite parts are the Widow of the Web sequence. Freddie Jones and Francesca Annis outshone all the other actors in this. Then there's the Fire Mare scene. I LOVED it, and I still LOVE it. The fact that it's obviously green-screened doesn't matter in the least; if anything, it makes it better. I feel like a kid again watching it. "Mommy? I want a fire mare for Christmas!" And of course, James Horner's score is unbelievable. We lost this guy far too soon. All in all, it's a movie that I can love, flaws and all.

@alachad 2 года назад

This has one of my favorite OSTs ever. James Horner loved him some French Horns.

@ehbiscuit 2 года назад

20:54 Inspiration from Chuck Berry's song except his was "silver bells hanging on a string"

@grumpyoltimer7523 2 года назад

I almost completely forgot about this movie, thanks for putting it back in my head.

@zairac2564 2 года назад

The absolute scariest boomerang ever, and the OG Hodor. RIP One-eyed Hodor.

@Savoy1984 2 года назад

Thanks for showing some love to Krull, funnily enough you half jokingly said at the end did it shape you as a human being or words to that effect and with me I think it did, I went to myself to see this at the cinema when I was 9 and to this day I think the film is ace and it’s probably the reason I have a beard most of the time… did know the thing about the cats paws either… greetings and all the best from the UK.

@clydewest2853 2 года назад

This movie is one of my guilty pleasures , it's not a great movie but it has a special place in my heart.

@pantlessreactions 2 года назад

3:39 "Your journey was hard" No, I'm just happy too see you

@athanatic 4 месяца назад

I love you guys! You shame me with your uber-nerdiness! And the cat in the middle of the screen on the Internet is pure genius!

@Raygathex 2 года назад

She ABSOLUTELY needs to watch Flash Gordon!

@Raygathex 2 года назад

Also Dragonslayer and Legend

@HudsonDoodle 2 года назад

Oh. My. God. +1,000,000

@MrEvenStranger 2 года назад

The "trailblazers" comment had me doing a spit-take! You two are awesome - Keep up the great reviews!

@kurtrummell477 2 года назад

I am so happy you guys are watching my favorite fantasy movie as a kid, I wanted so bad to be the hero of this movie and go on a quest to retrieve that five star weapon, glad you both like this movie, I will keep watching as long as you keep making your videos.🙂

@TheMikeman1971 2 года назад

This is awesome someone reacting to one of my all time favorites thanks and thumbs up. I was 12 years old when this awesome movie came out.

@alucard624 2 года назад

Absolutely love this movie. The whole Firemares sequence complete with the amazing James Horner score is just pure magic, not to mention the kick ass Glaive weapon itself.

@kanteannightmare 2 года назад

I love how much Em loves this movie...

@binkle76 2 года назад

This movie for me is LITERALLY Saturday afternoon matinee at the local theater. Saw this when I was about six or seven years old at the Lincoln Theater in Belleville, IL in 1983... despite its flaws, I still love it to this day. It rivaled Star Wars...

@reginald1817 Год назад

Forever an 80's gem to me this is!!😁

@DaneFalco 2 года назад

Here is a bit of trivia, Corwyn, Ken Marshall, was also Eddington from Star trek DS9

@isyldy09 2 года назад

As a small Izzy, my aunt let me watch this movie. And let me tell you, to this day that spider is a huge pile of NOPE! That being said, this is the movie that got me into the fantasy genre as a whole. It is an old and great friend. P.s. They didn't mention it, I don't think, but the actress who played Lissa had her voice dubbed.

@Temeraire101 8 месяцев назад

Lynette Anthony was sooooo beautiful in this, though her voice was dubbed by someone else. Great soundtrack, great action, the lead looked and acted the part. And the Fire Mares Ride!!

@deborahlepage1789 2 года назад

I'm so glad you're enjoying your first time watching Krull. It is such a fun watch, and I've still found it justbas fun periodically over the years.

@braymax 2 года назад

I have loved this film since I saw it in the theater, it got me into fantasy films & books.

@Billis75 2 года назад

Not only was Widow of the Web Lady Jessica, but Ynir was Thufir Hawat. A little House Atreides Dune Preunion there in the web.

@royfugate 2 года назад

couple of facts you forgot about 1. Lysette Anthony as Princess Lyssa. Her voice was re-dubbed by American actress Lindsay Crouse as the producers wanted the Princess to have a more mature sounding voice. 2. David Battley as Ergo the Magnificent, who among his other roles, played the teacher in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971).

@jasoncaldwell5627 2 года назад

I still love Krull! The biggest issue I find is that (particularly considering the budget) the world seems empty. We have less ther an one hundred people in the entire movie- and that's both sides! I'd love to see Peter Jackson do a version with huge armies of men and slayers clashing as the king and his band try to slay the Beast before all is lost.

@tweevers2 2 года назад

It is cool to see someone finally react to this movie. It goes largely under the radar

@justinplayfair4638 2 года назад

Lysette Anthony was completely dubbed by Lindsay Crouse. Don't know why, as Anthony has a beautiful voice... There was a lot of rewriting of the script during and after production...The Beast wasn't originally from outer space for example, but was another resident of the planet. They also lost one of the planned "quests"...there was originally a scene where a Medusa-like Snake Woman was encountered, but it was cut. All of Ergo's transformations were hand animated, this was still years away from the first use of "morphing" in Willow. Sadly, no toys were made for the film...there was a pretty kick-ass Parker ros. board game with figures of Colwyn and The Beast. Most merchandising consisted of things like actvity books for kids. The novelisation y Alan Dean Foster was cool ecause it gave some ackground for the world of Krull. According to him, Krull had once been a world of high science, but somehow collapsed into of feudal world of mysticism. It was intriguing but I don't know if Foster came up with this or if it was actual worldbuilding from the screenwriters. The scenes between Ynyr and The Widow certainly hint of a very different past from Krull's present... Krull always fun to watch...it's not a favorite ut I'm always happy to see it. Matt, ya gotta show Emily DRAGONSLAYER!!!

@MLJ7956 2 года назад

They also made 2 video games of Krull - an arcade version and a 2600 home port both made by Atari, both were popular at the time...

@dr.burtgummerfan439 2 года назад

Yep, I remember playing the arcade game. I was much better at Tron.

@TheOdMan 2 года назад

This is my childhood! Me and my best friend at the time used to watch this movie all the time! It's such a treat to see it once again. Phew, almost getting emotional.

@mattlazarus2489 2 года назад

One of my fav 80' s science/fantasy films. IDK if you watched 1981 Dragonslayer with Peter MacNicol, if not watch that. IMO it STILL has THE best dragon effects ever.

@richardb6260 2 года назад

The original script was called The Dragons of Krull. They decided the dragons were too expensive and replaced them with horses. I'd love to see you react to The Sword and the Sorcerer or Hawk the Slayer.

@d.-_-.b 2 года назад

But, but… they were trailblazers!

@blackking4610 6 месяцев назад

I've always loved this movie, and it's so awesome to watch a movie again with someone who hasn't seen the movie and watch their reaction, You two are just too much fun, and just so funny, I love the banter back and forth, you guys are too cool for school.😊😊😊

@mtsan46 2 года назад

Saw this in the theater during its original release… You hit exactly on my thought when watching this review….it was that the tv commercials advertised the weapon heavily and then it was so minor in the actual movie.

@duckrutt 2 года назад

Krull*

@user-dz6fy6qv2l 2 года назад

Yeah.. me and my friends were all about that weapon!!! We were also into kung fu movies and throwing stars so it made sense.

@mtsan46 2 года назад

@@user-dz6fy6qv2l absolutely- still have my throwing stars too. Haha.

@WolfHreda 2 года назад

Emily just out here with ALL the references.

@cesarvidelac 2 года назад

I watched this when I was 13 or so, I remember it as a mixture between Dune, the Lord of the Rings and the Princess Bride 😸 In fact there are two actors from the original Dune, Freddie Jones, who played Thufir Hawat, and Francesca Annis, who played Lady Jessica. If I recall it correctly, this film was produced by De Laurentiis productions, as Dune was. I'm commenting at the first 12 minutes, but I'm sure I'll like it all as always 👍😸

@squirrelbuddi Год назад

"She snakerfised herself" I died XD

@johnbarry1712 2 года назад

"Pippen, we are recording!" Kinda want to say, in my best Stewie voice, "You were clean five minutes ago. Now you're on vacation."

@Ashwgun 2 года назад

For the Star Trek DS9 fans, Commander Eddington in the lead role. Classic schlocky fantasy of the 80's

@dcXero 2 года назад

Childhood favorite! Love it even today! I would recommend Ladyhawk!

@johnmason9655 2 года назад

Forgot Liam Neeson was in it. Love this film.🎬

@ianmote20 2 года назад

I love your reactions and reviews to these great films, there are 2 comedy films i would love for you to react to. 1. I'm gonna get you sucker, 2. CB4 (Cell block 4)

@ididthisonpulpous6526 2 года назад

As a kid the glaive had me and all my friends obsessed. Sooo cool... Than you re-watch it as an adult and it really does hardly anything. It just looks cool...

@AlexandriPatris 2 года назад

My siblings and I watched this so many times when we were kids that we wore out the VHS tape we bootlegged from HBO. The soundtrack is easily the best thing about this movie, though it is very reminiscent of Horner's other films from the time (in particular, some parts really remind me of Star Trek III). Also, if you listen to the soundtrack recording, you can hear some mistakes (for example, the brass section is a bit of a mess at the beginning of the 'Ride of the Firemares' track), so maybe they didn't spend a whole lot of time perfecting the performance before moving on to the next scene.

@graymouser6599 2 года назад

Another very underrated fantasy movie from this period is "Hawk the Slayer". It has the best depiction of a classic elf IMHO ever in movies. Plus, it's just an hour and a half of B-movie goodness! I highly recommend it.