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Remember those awful sword and sorcery flicks with the guy who played Tarzan in the late 70s?
Nobody was ever better as the dashing rogue swinging from trees,waving his sword or flirting with Maid Marion(the beautiful OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND).But Flynn is not alone.He is joined by what is my opinion the best supporting cast ever assembled in an adventure film.
Little John is played by the always wonderful Alan Hale(Flynn's on and off screen buddy),Eugene Pallette is a hilarious Friar Tuck and Montagu Love adds to the fun as the corrupt bishop.The film is further enhanced by the early use of three color technicolor and the outstanding music by Erich Wolfgang Korngold.William Keighley and Michael Curtiz both sat on the director's chair for this film and both give their touch to it.The climactic duel between Robin and Sir Guy is by far the most imitated and influential sword fight in cinema history.
The one thing about Highlander that even made some bad episodes watchable were the sword fights, not here, the sword fights were idiotic and the villain was ridiculously fast and strong and yet the characters are able to fight him long enough for the writers to have a long enough fight.
He inherits a sword (with a thirst for blood) that was cast off into the stream by his grandfather who was tired of seeing battle and war, and from that day on Asoka becomes the envy of his stepbrothers because he trains himself to be invincible on the battlefield.
Bernard Breslaw plays the giant without any kind of fx to make him look taller, clobbering the baddies with his plastic hammer like a kind of sword and sorcery Timmy Mallett.
A killer is dispatching the patrons of the local drive-in with a sword.Heads are sliced off,necks are slashed and other various body parts are impaled.Two inept detectives are trying to solve the case."Drive-In
Right you are commenter's that Ironmaster is low-brow and or low-budget but I really like this kind of sword and sandal, cave dwellers, Hercules, and or Tarzan movies that are no longer made except very rarely.
However, whoever made it must have been trying to create a sword and sorcery version of Star Wars.
This film opens with the on screen caption "on August 10th in a California Drive-In it all began..." A young couple are murdered while sitting in their car at a drive-in watching a film, by an unknown psycho with a large oriental sword.
The cops helpfully observe "well, she's in pretty bad shape, she was murdered with a sword" and when they want to talk with Atkins again one says "lets go get that bald headed garbage can!" Anyway, they are baffled, the only lead they have is a man named Orville (Norman Sherlock) who hangs around the drive-in and spy's on people in their cars having sex, but when questioned by the two cops he claims he had nothing to do with the killings and he says "I just wanted to beat my meat!", hey that's what the guy said.
Instead he went on chopping the samurais (who, supposedly dedicated all their life to the sword fighting art) right and left.
The scenes where he trains with the master of sword remind me all those hundreds of cheesy Rambo-Kickboxer movies where the white Americans kick the asses of their Asian adversaries in the field of the martial arts after having trained those arts for some 10 minutes.
The worst part is the ending where Tom Cruise (an Amercian officer who came to teach Japanese the modern Western war technique and subsequently underwent a transformation embracing the "old ways" of noble fighting with the katana sword) together with his noble friends dash in their last suicidal charge with the naked swords right onto the machine guns of emperor's army and... what I see: all Japanese are dead and Tom Cruise is still hanging on, all wounded of course, but alive and with this tremendously heroic face he tries to stand up, alone among the corpses of all his friends.
He-Man's task is to travel to Etheria (the world that Hordak took her to) and give her her own magic sword (called the Sword of Protection) and reveal to her her true identity, the Princess of Eternia, and She-Ra.
Lots of blood and lots of sword fighting.
East meets West as Mifune and Bronson hunt for a golden sword and a stolen treasure, respectively.
And many of the scenes are simply painful in memory (like the bad-guy speech right when he is prepared to kill an aging Robin, which gives the secondary hero an opportunity to regain his sword.
EVERYTHING WORKS, from an aging Errol Flynn, Alan Hale as his sidekick, a witty script, great action, a young Raymond Burr as a sword fighting (!) bad guy, to one of Max Steiner's best scores.
Though the violence may be rough but its meant for older children who I hope have learned your not supposed to hit someone with a sword.
James Mason,(Sir Brack),"Lolita",'62, played an outstanding role, who did some very fancy sword swinging among King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table.
Still it has held up well, with some nice black and white animation, plus the music is absolutely wonderful here, particularly in the sword fight between Mickey and Pete.
But the final sword fight is magnificent.
I have seen all the sword and sorcery films I can.
There's a guy with a military sword (I think) chopping body parts off people at a drive-in movie theater.
There are several other lame death scenes such as a man falling in a wood chipper and a sword through the neck which are.... well, sucky.
What a guy, insane sword action, brilliant dubbing combined with outright craziness does'nt even begin to describe him.
Lovejoy is the husband and father caught up in a bad period of economics, Carlson the reporter that must learn that the power of the word is often as swift and deadly as that of the sword.
When the second red knight uses the sword, you clearly see it's fake and not a real sword.
After the death of her mother, the daughter then goes into heavy training where she learns to fight and use a Samurai sword.
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