But the first time I thought that (all the words for different powers, or different spells or magic, and pretty much all the worlds I didn't understand and have never heard before) were bade up. I loved the movie the first time so I wanted to see it again. Ok how do I do this without reviling too much of the movie.I had basically no knowledge beyond that people believed in witches and they had certain powers/spells/magic.I watched the movie times in one week.
Yes, our family would recommend this movie. I tend to get very scared of most "horror" movies. Frankly, if I can watch this movie, then most people can.
I wouldn't recommend this movie for younger children, or for those who don't like jump scares. It isn't any Lord of the Rings (I'm referencing of course Frodo's/Elijah Wood's appearance in this movie), but overall, it is a good and watchable movie. I think the characters were neat, casting was fairly spot on, and it really could lead to sequels, due to plot twists and such. Filming was actually delayed because of Walker's death, or so the story goes. Sounds pretty good, right? I think this movie may have been marred by Diesel's loss of Paul Walker when filming began.
This time, he is helped by a witch who proves to be a valuable ally, and is also helped by a line of priests sworn to provide assistance to him throughout his life. But Kaulder doesn't realize that the queen isn't actually dead, and now he must fight her yet again before the witch queen can unleash a plaque which will wipe humans from the world and allow the witches to reign supreme. Now, he actually fights to protect the accord and consequently the witches. Flash forward, and we find Diesel's Kaulder character still immortal, but having reached a peace accord with the witch world.
The movie starts off with Diesel's character being cursed with immortality by the witch queen he fights and kills, or so he thinks. We have no young children, and we all like suspense and some action/adventure, and this movie fit the bill.
0 kommentar(er)
