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A forgotten king, Eirick, is tasked with the impossible odds to defeat Thor, the God of Thunder.A forgotten king, Eirick, is tasked with the impossible odds to defeat Thor, the God of Thunder.A forgotten king, Eirick, is tasked with the impossible odds to defeat Thor, the God of Thunder.
Natassia Malthe
- Brynna
- (as Natassia Linn Malthe)
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Went to see the movie on 14th September here in Malaysia and I really can't say much about this movie except that it could have been a better movie if the KRU brothers could have a couple of more millions to spend on this film. The storyline is interesting portraying the god ThoR as the main enemy...I wonder what's Chris hemsworth think about this bad version of Thor. From the main characters to the supporting cast I fell that they are lacking of charisma and energy in this Viking flick. Probably all the fake wig disturbing their acting skills. hehehe. i love Dominic Purcell in prison break and killer elite but it seems that I don't feel the energy or the charisma that he portrays in this movie. Jon foo is lousy in his fake mandarin and his fighting scenes are average compared to his Tekken movie which is cool in its own way. Some of the set design are better of stay inside a school Theather production. It's like one of those early P Ramlee movies. Overall i do have to tell you that this is a good start for A Malaysian film company to show what they can offer to the international movie community. Kudos to the Kru brothers.
The film was cast in several places, including Bangkok, Thailand. Along with dozens of erstwhile actors, I auditioned for a part. Knowing many of the final cast members, and others who were not successful, I got some inside information. The entire production process was incoherent. Casting was done in the worst of weather, during the Bangkok rainy season. Casting was done on rooftops while it was raining. More casting was done with thunder and lightning in the background. A portent of things to come. Accommodations for actors varied wildly. Some had to pay their way in Malaysia, and others had to pay for their own hotel. At least one actor was hired and, for his character, had his entire body shaved, and covered with henna tattoos. When he walked onto the set, he was dismissed, without explanation, and had to pay for his return to Bangkok. Worse, many of the actors and contractors were either not paid at all, or only paid a fraction of what was due. After the filming was completed, and the facts of KRU's lack of professionalism becomes apparent, I was happy that my audition was unsuccessful.
Props for creating Norway in a tropical climate. Is this equal to The Last Kingdom? Definitely not but if you love fantasy and Viking lore, there are worse ways to spend a few hours. It was nice to see Dominic Purcell in a role in which he has hair.
First of all, i would like to congratulate the effort given by the KRU production. It is not an easy task to come up with a large scale movie set especially when you trying to make a viking movie on malaysian geographical landscape. I couldn't have imagined the hardship and difficulties they have to overcome to create a similar background and weather condition that is to the Nordics. But as usual the storyline is awful. And what with the zombies and the hound of hell? The creature is the worst i have seen in all 'B' grade monster movie. The person who made that creature sure rips you off your money. It is like a monster from a five year old dream. Or it could have been inspired by a project made by a five year old. The action is okay, nothing unusual or captivating. You can actually guess what parts will be freeze or slow mo during the fighting sequence. Shame because there is a lot of potential actors here. Another thing to ridicule about this movie is the hairpiece the vikings are using. It looks so fake a child could point it out. Nevertheless, i enjoyed watching it and making fun of it just like when i watch piranaconda or sharknado. It could have become a great movie if it is released way back in the 80 s and it is black and white. That way it is flawless. But producing this kind of movie in 2013, is sure not making any Malaysian proud. Maybe some are but definitely not me.
You will like this movie if you are 5-8 years old.
Lousy cgi, cheap looking costumes, horrible dialogue, bad cinematography and a clichéd storyline. The overall casting was terrible as well.
If you were expecting an intelligent, enjoyable, epic movie set in olden times, you will be extremely disappointed. Vikingdom should be classified as comedy instead of action or adventure.
I'd rather be forced to watch Twilight all over again. That's how bad it is.
This film is absolutely unwatchable.
Lousy cgi, cheap looking costumes, horrible dialogue, bad cinematography and a clichéd storyline. The overall casting was terrible as well.
If you were expecting an intelligent, enjoyable, epic movie set in olden times, you will be extremely disappointed. Vikingdom should be classified as comedy instead of action or adventure.
I'd rather be forced to watch Twilight all over again. That's how bad it is.
This film is absolutely unwatchable.
Did you know
- TriviaValentine Cawley transformed himself so successfully for the role of Warick, that after the film Premiere in Kuala Lumpur, he managed to walk past the press corps of 160 waiting journalists in modern attire - and not a single one of them recognized him, from the film they had just seen!They never made the connection between the modern dressed actor, and the period character they had just watched for a couple of hours.
- GoofsSeveral of Thor's henchmen are seen wearing metal helmets adorned with horns. There is no historical or archeological evidence to suggest that Vikings or any Scandinavian civilizations wore horned helmets. This misconception likely came from artistic renderings from the 1800's.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Hagan Reviews: Vikingdom (2015)
- SoundtracksDark Clouds
Performed by MOJO
Lyrics by Yusry Abd Halim (as Yusry A. Halim) and Edry Abdul Halim (as Edry A. Halim)
KRU Music SDN. BHD.
[Theme song]
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Box office
- Budget
- $15,600,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $747,872
- Runtime
- 1h 54m(114 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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