The Northman || Amleth 

They will NEVER be forgotten. Their foot print in human history is permanent

Finally someone got it right with him being Ulfhednar. Skol

I just wanted to say thankyou for this comment never heard of an ulfhednar

You are quite correct they did have him play an ulfhednar…who was in and odenic cult there were ulfhednars and berserkers…but that’s about as close as they I believe berserker translates something like bear shirt

Ulfhednar although belonged 0:24

The special forces of norway

viking theatre

100%

Which saga is this adapted from?

@@Chadius_Thundercock the saga of amleth i think

This and Vinland Saga

Followed by the axe and seax

Yeah Northman is so underrated better than most of these movies out nowadays 🙏🙏🙏

@@Grinch92 I completely agree

I think it got hit by really poor marketing - it was the Viking's Gladiator - a simple plot with amazing cinematography, acting & soundtrack@@Grinch92

It’s such a brilliant film, that’s awesome ! Congratulations 🎉

He chose both... he went back to finish the job instead of "escaping" to Ireland. He needed to cut that final thread to remove the threat that someone like him wouldn't one day appear to wreck vengeance upon his kids

Times were indeed hard, but for as high quality as this film is, I still would be careful of viewing it as historically accurate. Certain aspects are, but much of this film is very dramatised. But then, that is more or less the entire point. It isn’t really supposed to necessarily be a period piece. Our northern forebears were certainly tough, but this film only shows one dimension of their hardships and amplifies it through a more modern, 21st century blood n’ guts filter. Our northern ancestors, contrary to popular mythos, were not all raiders that went viking. And even those that did were not the crazed psychopaths they are constantly pigeonholed as being. They could also be very kind, generous, benevolent, and good-natured. They weren’t all vengeance-seeking, power-hungry, slash ‘em up-style berserkers. There is, unfortunately, this very strange and spurious slasher film-meets-heavy metal aesthetic that always seems to be unfairly imposed onto the ancient Norse folk and I feel that is very unfounded. It leads people to think they were a bunch of dumb, ignorant, bloodthirsty boneheads that went around looking for trouble.

@@charlesmaximus9161 you're right, I should be more wary to take any movie as being 'historically accurate' lol. And it is a bit one dimensional. Certainly there would've been kindness and civility back then, and in some instances even more than today. The violence where it did exist was probably just more as a means to obtaining something.

hamlet was actually based after the story of amleth. which is a scandinavian legend, kinda cool tbh

Thank you so much brother Glad you liked it :)

can't argue with Danes and IKEA, Iceland :P

thank you thaank you !! :)

Thank you 🙏

Skal thanks for watching 🙏🙏

@@Grinch92 😁 ur welcome n i loved it. 🔥⚔️🔥🖤🐺✨

Gives them power berserker power

Sure is my friend

The yanks love ruining history

Ancient people were built different

Its a movie inspired by an epic ofc its unrealistic xD

It was fairly culturally accurate but made no attempts to explain them... even I'll concede that it was a much worse movie the first watch through than the second through & I'm one who understands (at least intellectually) the culture. It's not a modern tale made for a modern audience... unlike the Hamlet version which was updated to the modern standards of 18th century English morality.