Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Karl Urban | ... | Ghost | |
Moon Bloodgood | ... | Starfire | |
Russell Means | ... | Pathfinder | |
Clancy Brown | ... | Gunnar | |
Jay Tavare | ... | Blackwing | |
Nathaniel Arcand | ... | Wind In Tree | |
Ralf Moeller | ... | Ulfar | |
Kevin Loring | ... | Jester | |
Wayne Charles Baker | ... | Indian Father (as Wayne C. Baker) | |
Michelle Thrush | ... | Indian Mother | |
Nicole Muñoz | ... | Little Sister | |
Burkely Duffield | ... | Ghost - 12 Years Old | |
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Ray G. Thunderchild | ... | Elder #1 |
Duane Howard | ... | Elder #2 | |
Brandon Oakes | ... | Elder #3 |
A young Viking boy is left behind at a hostile tribe of American Indians, whom eventually accept him into the tribe and raise him. A personal war begins for the young Viking when the Vikings return 15 years later and initiate a barbaric attack on the tribe and the woman he loves. Written by SK Jongsma
I know movies plain and simple. Was this great... no, but was it pretty mindless entertainment...yes. My main complaint was that the original villain Kurgan Clancy Brown from the Highlander movie was barely noticeable through all of the film. He had so much beard, helmet, paint, and just plain armor and you couldn't tell who he was. Only way I knew him was because of his voice and Eyes. One of his best underrated and too soon canceled programs the Showtime series "Carnivale" showed just how good he is at being bad but at the same time kinda good. Anyway back to the movie, it's main problem is the awful editing, It had some pretty decent action scenes but they just cut so quickly and you never get a hold on what you are seeing! My other complaint is that all the Indians speak English. I can understand this happening 20 years ago, but are we really that lazy that we can't read subtitles? Especially in this day in age, do we have to put all films in English? It sounds ridiculous and remember "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" did over 100 mil. U.S. and it was subtitled! The script also seemed repetitive sometimes as well. And whose Idea was it to not give the main character any lines 15 minutes into the movie? Well just don't ask too much of the film and it should be OK.