Águila Roja

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adventures. crumbs of Golden Century of Spain. not real convincing but nice. a film who reminds a lot of Romantic heroes. and who preserves the flavor of classic justice maker portrait. the script is not surprising. the performances are decent. but it has a basic virtue who defines its charm - the respect for the old recipes. in strange manner, that does it seductive. because it propose a different Zorro and Don Quijote, a not bad image of Spanish social categories, a mixture of religion and politic who is far to be credible but seems define contemporary cases. a film who has many ways. and who has the courage to give, with a low budget, a slice of a historical period in a not boring style. it is not Hollywood but it is a good product. simple, naive, touching, for kids and for the admirers of old fashion stories.

Enjoyable and pleasant adventure/swashbuckling series developed with emotion , suspense , drama , comedy , thrills and noisy action . It is set in the 17th century revolving around a masked hero fighting against the corrupt and wrong . A man named , "The Red Eagle", a masked rider is the hero among unlucky people , a man who fights for justice , who meets beautiful women , helping unfortunates and that's why the poor townsfolk looking for the aid of The Red Eagle . A new spin on Zorro but the production aesthetic has much in common with the likes of modern efforts like Spartacus . The Red Eagle takes place wgen powerful nations as Portugal , France and England are all trying to take over Spain . This is an imaginative , glamorous , fun fantasy based on the wonderful adventures carried out by a bunch of heroes , such as Gonzalo De Montalvo (David Janer) , his son Alonso de Montalvo (Guillermo Campra) , the rogue servant Sátur (Javier Gutiérrez) against ominous enemies , such as El Comisario (Francis Lorenzo) and Cardinal Mendoza (Jose Angel Egido) . This Spanish historical action-adventure Kingdom of Blood (a.k.a. Águila Roja) is a familiar but satisfying and agreeable yarn , the most popular Spanish television series to have aired in recent years , and tells the violent and heroic tale of the enigmatic swordsman known only as 'Red Eagle' . Set long time ago , during Felipe IV (Xavier Elorriaga) kingdom and starred by a group of likable , attractive characters headed by Gonzalo De Montalvo . When is murdered his wife (Barbara Lennie) , angered and grieved by the sad killing , the school teacher Gonzalo seeks vengeance and to discover culprits . By a random accident , The Red Eagle decides to pull off great heroic deeds , using his Ninja skills learnt in the Japan country . As Gonzalo dons a black outfit and becomes the Red Eagle , the legendary masked , hero of oppressed . Red Eagle riding in the hoof-prints , relishes his secret identity with cape and blade and helps the good people who are mistreated , thwarting the ambitious plans of the meanie , nasty Comisario (Francis Lorenzo) , subsequently married to Cardinal's pupil , Irene (Elisa Mouliaá) . It happens several adventures , complex as well as embarrassing plots , multiple side-threads woven into the tales , and lots of twists and turns . During all this , there is a summit going on between Spain, Portugal, France and England, during which something disastrous happens and it affects the whole city . As following a failed assassination attempt in which his only son is blinded, 'Red Eagle' seeks to avenge his child by taking up arms against the corrupt Cardinal Mendoza , the man responsible for the attack . The Cardinal, bolstered by the powers of England , Portugal and France, is plotting to overthrow the King and bring the country to its knees . As the protagonist group will have to confront deal of dangers and adventures and will fight heinous roles . Our starring friends even involving into love intrigues , as Gonzalo de Montalvo meets his sister-in-law , Margarita (Inma Cuesta left the show at the end of season 8, but making clear that she would return to play) and they fall in love and faced off the jealous as well as mean Marquesa Lucrecia (Miryam Gallego , Lucrecia was temporally written of the show due to Miryam's pregnancy) and her proud child Nuño (Patrick Criado) . Can our loyal and sympathetic protagonists survive twisted plots , conspiracy , betrayals , violent battles in the historical 17th century ?.

Imaginative as well as lush adventure/action/swashbuckler/costumer in which our hero , Aguila Roja , takes on several breathtaking adventures and dark dangers . This splendid series blends action , historical events , suspense , fights , fencing , martial arts , intrigue and results to have a lot fun . This is a far-fetching but acceptable story about an intrepid teacher/swordsman helped by a roguish squire , Sancho Panza-alike , just to discover weird incidents and save his family ; and both of them will fight all kinds of risks to get their purports . From start to finish sword-play , romance , fantasy , action , duels and delightful adventures are interminable . All the main cast and support cast turn in a so-so to magnificent acting . There is great budget , just amusement enough to cover production gaps and some flaws . As important teams of re-enactors and extras were used for soldiers in battle sequences , expert stunts for the impressive leaps , as well as groundbreaking recreations of ancient moments . Fine special effects mostly made by means of CGI and liking performances by the leads manage to keep this one afloat .

Compellingly written and produced by Daniel Ecija and well financed by Globo Media , this Spain's top production company has created 14,000 hours of TV programming on both the scripted and unscripted sides and its formats or shows air in more than 145 countries . In Spain , the company produces top series including The Boarding School (El Internado) and The Boat (El Barco) , which are also being distributed in other territories . On the film side, its titles include A Night In Old México by Emilio Aragón starring Robert Duvall . Furthermore , Aguila Roja is coming to the big screen after various successful years of crime fighting on Spanish TV . As this hit Spanish Superhero show gets adapted to Big Screen in ¨Águila Roja , the movie¨ (2011) directed by José Ramón Ayerra , it stars most actors from the stupendous series , such as : David Janer Javier Gutiérrez , Roberto Álamo , Pepa Aniorte , Santiago Molero , Guillermo Campra , Patrick Criado , Antonio Molero , Martina Klein , Mariano Peña , Stany Coppet and many others .

This series was light, well written, with great characters, very good acting, and reminiscent of times when gore and sexual crudeness were not a must to make it. Thank you!

Águila Roja is a masterfully crafted historical drama that combines gripping storytelling with rich character development. Set against the backdrop of 17th-century Spain, it offers a perfect balance between action, political intrigue, and heartfelt moments. The production quality is outstanding - from the stunning costumes and authentic set designs to the cinematic fight sequences that feel both intense and realistic.

What truly sets this series apart is its ability to keep the viewer emotionally invested. The characters are multidimensional, each with their own motivations, flaws, and growth arcs. The lead performance is particularly impressive, capturing both the strength and vulnerability of the protagonist.

While the pacing can occasionally slow in certain subplots, it ultimately allows for deeper world-building and character exploration. By the end of each episode, you're left eager for more - a testament to the show's powerful writing and direction.

Overall, Águila Roja is not just a period drama; it's a captivating journey filled with mystery, loyalty, and humanity. A must-watch for anyone who appreciates storytelling at its finest.