Valhalla
- 19861986
- 1h 29m
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
2.3K
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Through Loki's treachery, two children in the Viking age find themselves spirited away into the world of Norse Mythology.Through Loki's treachery, two children in the Viking age find themselves spirited away into the world of Norse Mythology.Through Loki's treachery, two children in the Viking age find themselves spirited away into the world of Norse Mythology.
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
2.3K
YOUR RATING
- Directors
- Writers
- Søren Håkansson(comic book)
- Henning Kure(comic book)
- Peter Madsen(comic book)
- Stars
- Dick Kaysø(Danish version)
- Preben Kristensen(Danish version)
- Laura Bro(Danish version)
Top credits
- Directors
- Writers
- Søren Håkansson(comic book)
- Henning Kure(comic book)
- Peter Madsen(comic book)
- Stars
- Dick Kaysø(Danish version)
- Preben Kristensen(Danish version)
- Laura Bro(Danish version)
Dick Kaysø
- Thoras Thor
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Preben Kristensen
- Lokeas Loke
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Laura Bro
- Røskvaas Røskva
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Marie Ingerslev
- Tjalfeas Tjalfe
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Nis Bank-Mikkelsen
- Odinas Odin
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
- …
Benny Hansen
- Hymeras Hymer
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Olaf Nielsen
- Rolfas Rolf
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Thomas Eje
- Quarkas Quark
- (voice)
Claus Ryskjær
- Ravnen Huginas Ravnen Hugin
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Kirsten Rolffes
- Ravnen Muninas Ravnen Munin
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
- …
Jesper Klein
- Mimeras Mimer
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
- …
Susse Wold
- Sifas Sif
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
- …
Percy Edwards
- Other voicesas Other voices
- (Danish version)
- (voice)
Radost Bokel
- Roskvaas Roskva
- (German version)
- (voice)
Hans Clarin
- Lokias Loki
- (German version)
- (voice)
Allan Corduner
- Lokeas Loke
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (as Alan Corduner)
Michael Elphick
- Udgaardslokias Udgaardsloki
- (English version)
- (voice)
Manfred Erdmann
- Rolfas Rolf
- (German version)
- (voice)
- Directors
- Writers
- Søren Håkansson(comic book)
- Henning Kure(comic book) (story)
- Peter Madsen(comic book) (story)
- All cast & crew
- See more cast details at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaFor the German Dubbing. The Voice of Thor, was done By British Actor 'Christopher Lee'. Surrealistically, The films depiction of Odin, bears a strong resemblance to Lee's Role of Saruman from the Lord of the Rings movies.
- Quotes
Ravnen Hugin: All living beings need each other.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode dated 14 November 1991 (1991)
Top review
Wow
I don't know how many times I've sat through this. I've probably read all the original written efforts, as well. I'm hardly the loudest or most likely candidate when it comes to bragging about Denmark, but this is an aspect in which I feel pride. I will not be commenting on the English dub, nor do I intend to hear it, and I don't care for the fact that this(*our* cultural heritage) was first done to fit that, then synchronized to our tongue. This is based partially on the comic book series, the artist/writer of it helming it(and I think he did a darn good job), and is magnificent both as an introduction to reading them, if one so desires(I'd say they may very well enjoy them thoroughly), and as a retelling of the subject matter. This takes portions of a couple of these novels, and they fit together well. It takes us through Asgaard and Udgaard, shows us several of the creatures and people residing in them, and includes an adventure or two. The plot is well-done and develops nicely... it's never actually boring. The pacing is pretty much spot-on, with mood and atmosphere in a concise movie. The art and animation are great. The detail in the entire production is impressive. The tone is an interesting case... this could be viewed by children, and definitely does cater to them some, but it isn't insulting to other age-groups, and at times, it's fairly dark(and it could be argued that there are hints of adult stuff). The voices, as provided by us Danes, are marvelous, as is quite a bit of the acting. Kaysø and Bank-Mikkelsen with their deep, booming speech are among the perfect casting. Kristensen, though you might not immediately choose him for what who he performs, is, as well. Eje adds a lot of personality through mere grunts and such. Ryskjær and Rolffes deserve mention as well, as Hugin and Munin, the ravens. The characters are reasonably fleshed out, and their traits are instantly recognizable from the source material. The score is excellent, with themes for the various groups, and more often than not, famous pieces, used well. The audience had better at the very least tolerate Quark, because he's there a lot. For my money, the "whisle scene" is rather high up on the list of the most entertaining of that type of thing. The humor varies, and there is silly, cartoon-y, but also clever, laughs herein. There are morals in this, as well, and they aren't heavy-handed. The DVD of this features three trailers, a work-reel and commentary tracks with each director, and they are informative and well worth listening through. I, myself, would jump at the opportunity to watch well-done films about the Norse myths. That doesn't mean this is anything less than masterful. I recommend this to anyone into the stories. 8/10
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