At World's End
(2009)
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At World's End
(2009)
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| Nikolaj Lie Kaas | ... | ||
| Birgitte Hjort Sørensen | ... |
Beate
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| Nikolaj Coster-Waldau | ... | ||
| Kee Chan | ... |
General Karel
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Nicolas Bro | ... |
Mikael Feldt
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| Matthias Hues | ... |
Aribert
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Peter Schrøder | ... |
Jacobsen
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| Steven Berkoff | ... |
Jack Pudovski
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Bille Brown | ... |
James Hall
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| Blerim Destani | ... |
Rudy Huber
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Birthe Neumann | ... |
Bitten Gabrielsen
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Ulf Pilgaard | ... |
Werner Gabrielsen
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Søren Pilmark | ... |
Consul
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| Gulliver Page | ... |
Tom
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| John Reynolds | ... |
Ron
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It's a fun danish comedy. The lead and second lead are great. The movie has a fairly high budget and it shows. It's about a Danish psychiatrist and his assistant who are sent to an Asian country to determine if a man who has killed several British Nature journalists and claims to be 129 years old is crazy.
The psychiatrist is himself quite peculiar and has a phobia about being touched. It has funny moments and good action scenes. Overall, it's quite entertaining to watch. Not a serious film at all.
One negative is Steven Berkoff's rather underwhelming performance which drags the film down a bit.