This movie has better battles than Return Of The King
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st-mayhem — 21 years ago(April 17, 2004 05:09 AM)
This is unique old fantasy movie. In Return Of the King we have digital armies, but in this movie they're REAL !!! And even MORE alive fighters! It's pretty spectacular to see a VERY WIDE landscape FULL of moving soldiers! Of course, the storyline and acting are cheesy, funny and overblown, but for every fantasy fan this movie is a MUST. Trust me, the armies are bigger than in any movie ever!
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sonnya-2 — 21 years ago(January 08, 2005 06:17 AM)
Do you know where I can purchase this movie?
from, sonnya@optonline.net -
Niffiwan — 20 years ago(April 19, 2005 09:06 PM)
You can buy a new (early 2005) restored DVD copy at rbcmp3.com . You can also watch an 11-minute clip from the movie!
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HunterSVonnegut — 20 years ago(October 22, 2005 12:58 PM)
Before I posted the question to the bloodhounds on the I Need To Know message board I thought Id give it a try although its been about 42 years since I saw this movie on TV. I got lucky. About the only thing I thought I remembered was that there was a group called the "Tugars" in there somewhere and low and behold, there it was when I searched for the name by "plot."
I remember that as a seven year old, I thought this movie was fantastic and I'd like to check it out again but as an adult, in many ways, my tastes have become more discerning. For example, there was another monster movie titled Caltiki the Immortal Monster. First time I saw that as a kid I thought it was great. A few years ago it showed up on cable and I wondered, What was I thinking? SoI think Id rather not make the mistake of buying the DVD solely on nostalgia. -
vandreferreiramonteiro — 18 years ago(April 28, 2007 03:39 AM)
Not better (the ones of LOTR 3 are longer, not so brand, more realistic [not so much in x-f, in those Ptushko stands quite well], and the badguys aren't defeated so quickly, but I think that on their different scales they're both great). I think Ilya Muromets had an influential weight on LOTR (like the makeup of the orcs, similar to the wind demon's, the ways the Tugar armie's move, similar to the one of the Nazgl, and mainly the battle around Kiev, which reminded me of the Minas Thirith siege).
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vpilutis — 13 years ago(March 27, 2013 10:27 PM)
The best thing about Caltiki the Immortal Monster. was the flimsy nightgown on the hot female lead. YUM!
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