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The Vikings
An average movie
UPC: 027616875822
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"Pöhöttyneen Hollywoodin kuolinpihinöissÀ viriteltiin viikkareistakin peplumia. Kirk Douglas tekee mitÀ parhaiten osaa eli nÀyttelee mulkkua, Tony Curtis mitÀ huonoiten osaa eli nÀyttelee machoa toimintasankaria. Juoni ei kiinnosta edes vÀhÀÀ alusta, mutta vuonojen ja Ernest Borgninen mahti pitÀÀ kitsaasti kituvan kiinnostuksen kytemÀssÀ. TykkÀsin toimintakohtauksesta, jossa linnaketta vallatessaan Kirk Douglas hyppÀÀ roikkumaan vallihaudan pÀÀlle"
"25.7.2020 The Viking Age isn't the most common subject for Hollywood films so at least the basic idea behind "The Vikings" is fascinating. The generic story offers no surprises. It's just that tired old story about two men who fall in love with a same woman. The story isn't especially bad though either and the settings and environments in the film are surprisingly authentic and quite impressive. Fleischer was clearly at his best when he was directing action scenes. Drama was never his strongest"
“I already saw this movie but it was such a long time ago, I have to admit that I actually didnât remember anything about the damned thing so I thought I might as well check it out again. Well, eventually, it turned out to be a decent watch and I can imagine that it must have been on Kirk Douglasâs bucket list. Eventually, Douglas Senior was actually pretty good here and he managed to delivered a solid and entertaining performance, even if the guy was almost twice older than his character was obviously supposed to be. With Tony Curtis, however, Iâm afraid I wasnât convinced though and it was always pretty obvious that I was watching a Hollywood star pretending to be a slave. Concerning the story itself, I thought it was rather odd that they spent at least half of the running tim” read more
“Richard Fleischerâs The Vikings has all the surface beauty of a glorious painting. As it should, given that masterful cinematographer Jack Cardiff was responsible for illuminating the fjords, the battle scenes, and burly he-man populating the frame. The Vikings is painted with light, to appropriate the title from a documentary about his work on Black Narcissus, and itâs a pity that the story isnât up to the power and mystery of the images. Â Thereâs a grandeur and heft to the filmâs visual splendor that just isnât met by a script that is purple prose through and through. There are two half-brothers, each unaware of their shared lineage, that war with each other over everything, including a virginal princess, and a barrel-chested king that spends much of his time soused on al” read more