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"Solomon and Sheba" was the kind of film that you just had to go and see back in the late 50's when I was a kid: a biblical epic spectacular with well known performers, unusual costumes, lots of extras and battle sequences.
This leads up to a big battle at the end as the dead ninja goes back into his body and they have it out in an all out war.
The battle between the two groups in the local town (richies and poories) is an old tried and true setup, so how could it go wrong?
The battle between Aeka and Ryoko and is starting to get boring.
Group of soldiers are sent down to battle said squad another team is sent to meet up with the team and to track down the ex wife of one of the soldiers...why she is not just his wife, who knows as this part of the plot really goes no where.
For a more entertaining depiction of the battle of Stalingrad, see Enemy At The Gates.
A young man falls in love with a princess but then has to go to battle to save her father's kingdom.
When nobody returns to the kingdom from the battle, the king renders the land of battle cursed and forbids anyone from going there.
He assumes the throne and prepares to marry the princess but the night before her wedding, the princess escapes to the land to go and battle the beast herself.
The usual big battle scenes, what passed for lascivious dances in 1959, and an orchestra blasting out plenty of trumpet calls behind a huge chorus singing lots of "Ah's", but none of it quite of topnotch Hollywood quality.
With an interesting premise (in the conflicts between Europeans and indigenous peoples sometimes the battle lines were not so clear), this should have been a good film.
When moviegoers hear two popular villains/characters will be fighting, they flock to the theaters to see how the battle will end.
This no doubt explains why everyone on screen seems to have their minds on other things , a symptom of which appears in a very early scene involving a battle that can only be described as pathetic .
The Assassin fails on nearly every level (okay, the sets are great, the cinematography is good, and the few battle scenes are quite exciting).
Much of the special effects are low grade and there is almost zero believability in the final battle.
As we wind up for the final battle Cole very clumsily breaks into the bad guy's headquarters and is immediately spotted by a secretary who in turn alerts a guard who fires off a round from his pump action shotgun not 30 feet from the bad guys and no one seems to notice or care.
The final battle is approaching as Cole has killed everybody and now Sho, as I like to call him, reveals himself to have kidnapped Cole's lady aka Frank's wife, and they meet in the snazziest cockfighting arena you ever saw.
Sho then, very politely I might add, releases said lady and the battle is about to start.
When they join in battle it appears Cole becomes someone else intermittently ala "Finishing The Game" a funny spoof on completing Bruce Lee's "Game of Death".
Instead, Seagal RUNS AWAY from numerous fights, letting Ja Rule convincingly lose every battle.
This movie is Hilarious what is better than watching two creatures battle one another?
GIANT cgi versions of these beasts which battle! However I do require one of the guns used in the movie.
This is one of those wonderful martial-arts movies that begin with two posses of tough gang members facing off in a park; and when the deal goes wrong and the battle starts, it turns out they all know karate and kung fu!
But while this isn't a history lesson, it isn't a drama or the epic adventure the new title promises either: there is no battle in the film unless you count 10 seconds of shelling by a half-dozen re-enactors and one collapsed shed.
The Conan-wannabe must do battle with an evil guy in a Cher wig, and protect the Earth from the Geometric Nucleus, a sort of primitive atomic bomb.
Another problem is that Iron Man is in his traditional Red and Gold suit for all of ONE battle!
To show just how cheap this movie really is, watch the scene where Ator and Thong have to battle invisible swordsmen.
The battle scenes on the DVD copy I watched were almost completely black.
This pretentious fusion of witless whimsy and bathetic sociopolitical "commentary" actually does seem to be formed along the lines of "Plan 9," with badly-staged scenes of down-on-their-luck actors on cheap sets interspersed with what appears to be footage of battle and crowd scenes cribbed from higher-budget epics.
It takes place on some futuristic planet where alien dinosaurs battle each other and bad actors in hooded sweatshirts run around, and they look like they are in the kkk.
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