A princess is on a quest to unite the five greatest warriors to save her kingdom from a demon sorceress.
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Title: Abelar: Tales of an Ancient Empire (2010)
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Inbar Lavi | ... | Alana | |
| Kevin Sorbo | ... | Aedan | |
| Matthew Willig | ... | Giant Iberian | |
| Michael Paré | ... | Oda | |
| Sasha Mitchell | ... | Rodrigo | |
| Melissa Ordway | ... | Princess Tanis | |
| Ralf Moeller | ... | General Hafez | |
| Whitney Able | ... | Xia | |
| Lee Horsley | ... | The Stranger | |
| Scott Paulin | ... | Tou-Bou Bardo | |
| Jennifer Siebel Newsom | ... | Queen Ma'at | |
| Olivier Gruner | ... | Corsair Duguay | |
| Norbert Weisser | ... | Xuxia | |
| Janelle Marra | ... | Rajan (as Janelle Taylor) | |
| Morgan Weisser | ... | Captain Avel | |
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A princess is on a quest to unite the five greatest warriors to save her kingdom from a demon sorceress.
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31 July 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Abelar: Tales of an Ancient Empire See more »Filming Locations:
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAEdit
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This is the first movie I have reviewed here, and I do so as a response to those who are praising this movie.
I don't know how anyone can honestly praise this movie, it is a shear mess. Editing and pacing were terrible, production quality below most TV episodes. I'm sure the actors did the best they could with what they had but what they had wasn't much.
This movie is in no way near as enjoyable as "The Sword and the Sorcerer", it is in no way nearly as coherent. This movie made little sense, even with the ham-fisted exposition. The trailer for this movie was better than the movie!
Maybe this mess could be salvaged by throwing it into the category of "so bad it's good", and that's a big maybe.
There are only two suggestions I have for watching this movie: either watch it inebriated or, simplest of all, not at all.