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Title: Ragnarok (2013)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Pål Sverre Hagen | ... | Sigurd | |
| Nicolai Cleve Broch | ... | Allan | |
| Sofia Helin | ... | Elisabeth | |
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Bjørn Sundquist | ... | Leif |
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Maria Annette Tanderø Berglyd | ... | Ragnhild |
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Julian Podolski | ... | Brage (as Julian Rasmussen Podolski) |
| Terje Strømdahl | ... | Henriksen | |
| Kyrre Haugen Sydness | ... | Sponsorsjef | |
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Marika Enstad | ... | Sponsorkvinnen |
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Tom Aksel Mathisen | ... | Sponsormannen |
| Jens Hultén | ... | Vikingkongen | |
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Vera Rudi | ... | Åsa |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Stefan Cronwall | ... | Viking | |
| Rina Kelly | ... | Maren | |
When the archaeologist Sigurd can't settle on the myth about Ragnarok, the end of the world in Northern mythology, he decides to go on an expedition together with two colleagues and his two kids. This adventure leads them to Finnmark in the Northern most part of Norway, and into "No man's land" between Russia and Norway, where no one has been in modern times. Old runes get new meanings when they unveil the truth. A truth bigger and more spectacular than you would have dreamed. Written by OJT
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I had been wanting to watch this movie for a couple of months, but I could not find a version that had been dubbed in English - until now. This is a Norwegian film, so you'll need to find it with sub-titles or a version already dubbed in English. The quality of the audio dubbing was not all that great, but it worked. It was a lot better than having to read sub-titles or watch it in Norwegian.
A down-on-his-luck archaeologist is having problems with his job/research into Viking mythology. He's a widower and a single father of 2 children. After losing funding for his work due to lack of progress, his friend shows up from the northern coast of Norway with an ancient rune-stone, which launches them all into their next adventure.
Nothing here is too exceptional, scary, or gory. It's a decent movie for the whole family - and I'm not generally "into" family movies. So, I was surprised that I liked it so well. Honestly, I was expecting a little bit more from the "monster," but it wasn't completely cheesy either.
Overall, the plot was pretty predictable. I think I enjoyed it so much because there were believable characters and good acting - especially from the child actors. I find many child actors tend to make or break a movie like this, and these kids can hold their own. The main character was also a good actor. None of the acting was completely bad, which is why I think the whole thing worked. For being a lower-budget production, this movie holds up very well. It's a bit of a slow start, but once it gets going it steadily builds tension and held my interest right up to the ending.