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globalman prieš 1 metus All hail Celts, Anglo Saxons ...... then as now you must fight to drive out the invaders and infidels to your way of life. The Vikings ultimately left Britain or integrated, settled down and adopted the ways of the local people. Those who change Britain, The culture and the traditions , let them leave. English, Irish, Welsh and Scots stand up and fight against political correctness, identity politics And all those who are trying to undermine what hundreds of years and millions of dead young men fought to protect.

Cyrus Bardouille prieš 1 metus (redaguota) Do these people have a sense of smell? All up in each others faces!? If I smell someone else's breath who has not brushed for a day I stumble and nearly pass out! Do these people have Colgate or Crest toothpaste plants all over the place? Also this guy, main character seems to only have one expression. Can not tell what he is feeling. I have to improves with the story line. Overall I enjoyed this movie. NOW my Asian girl has competition. Viking girls chewing Colgate plants!

Myrk Fælinn prieš 1 metus (redaguota) This movie had worked if it had more ancient show and tell. It was about being hunted after mainly, and there is some character development, but not enough I think. But the show of how brute these viking men are made sense. Normally, Vikings were good at establishing a decent household where the woman is given more rights, but only within the family itself. If the head of the family, likely the man got hurt by his wife, he'd be unforgiving maybe. Every free man or woman who commited a crime will get punished badly. Vikings had rules, they had boundaries. General peeps were the folc, the karls, then you have the jarls/earls, the slaves the thralls, and kings and queens. There had to be a good reason for a murder within a Viking group. Some vikings who betrayed their people had to flee with their family or they all got killed. That or vengeance if one of them dies, but the others live with anguish. Children were considered small grownups so they lived harsh lives and saw deaths early on, raised to not feel any form of shame unless their parents told them it was wrong (basic morals on a very small scale). There is a lot about Vikings. But in case you didn't know either, women were allowed to fight along as shield maidens. To a man, to a woman, having children was very important. The reason why Vikings are portrayed as such monsters is just because the winners, the English, had written it as such. Yet without what happened, we didn't have countries like Ireland or Scotland today. Basically, watch Vikings the show. It's almost fully accurate to the events if you are that interested.

Hogwash McTurnip prieš 1 metus Well, once I got over the fact that it bore no resemblance to history, was made on a budget of 50 cents, had no script, no sound and the actors behaved like they had been stuck in a lift that had broken down in a shopping mall rather than fighting for their lives I actually liked it! I liked the fact that they got grimy and hurt and there were no spectacular stunts. I liked the way the women fought back occasionally, even though you could tell straight away who would live and who would die horribly or heroically. Very last of the Mohicans! The Shaman crazy lady looked like a midget Stacia on a bad trip! (you have to be Very old and possibly very sad to understand that reference!)

Anita Inglis prieš 10 mėnesių I use to be in viking reenactment and the costumes we had we're pretty much how they use to be, i did alot of research on them ,also we had a viking village we stayed in, it was hard to start with but by the end I was quite a good trapper, kill our meat and clean cook I loved it, it was a learning experience, my boy's loved it. Anita from the UK

Andrew Wazagow prieš 1 metus From the beginning it looks bad . The cart is a modern cart ( wheels ) , the horse's harness is also excellent ( could be of use today and nobody would see anything strange about it ) but the hut is extremely primitive , and the behaving of a boy suspicially wild and artificially aggressive. The garb of people doesn't make sens as well. Also the haircut. Dialogs are too modern (sarcastic response from son to his way too old father - who is also too old for having his second , younger son. Forcing captives to walk faster , or not to stop , I would have thought , that it was accomplished by using a club , and not by pulling or pushing them ( it's bad cinematics ). Later on , it looks more and more like a movie by students of some university's film department , so amateurish and theatrical. Notwithstanding that , it should be made better. For instance the nature , the landscape - is magnificent , but the cameraman ( probably only one ) is not good. The director of the movie is a joker. He winks to us , and uses logs , that were obviously cut with a saw and left in the middle of nowhere . That's tasty. The escapers yell as loud as possible ... ....for the drama of it all. And , of course , nobody is intelligent enough to go in circle , or to make any kind of weapon ( a stone tight tu a stick is a very efficient one , but even e club , or a sharp ended stick which could be used like a spear is better than just hands, and there ara several people - that is a force in itself ), actually to behave more like people. The story though is actually very probable , though , however , from what I have read about berserkers was , that they were simply military man , famous for making themselves madmen , before the battle ( using drugs for that purpose , between the other means ). Something similar actually to Americans in Vietnam or Irak , or Russians in Afghanistan or Ukraine . Polish militia during "Martial law" while "fighting" civilians , supposedly also were using some kind of drugs. It's the nature of savagery - not to be a human. Only ....why they used here the Beatles' "Yeah , Yeah , yeah ! " in one scene ? ( At least they should have it in full , like : " he kills you , yeah, yeah, yeah !......." ) . And the knife used to cut off the heart has that perfect bevel that could be made only in mass production of good modern kitchen knifes , and guards on wrists have those tiny metal rings to protect the leather from tearing - and the most precious arrow is left stuck in the trunk , enough of that !! Well , the movie is sooo... bad - that is almost good !

⧼и⧽⧼σ⧽⧼σ⧽⧼s⧽⧼s⧽⧼Ⲁ⧽⧼н⧽ prieš 3 mėnesius لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له , له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد نستغفر الله العظيم الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم ونتوب إليه اللهم ارحم موتانا وموتى المسلمين , واشف مرضانا ومرضى المسلمين

عباس الشمري Abbas Al-Shammari prieš 1 mėnesį اني شفت المقطع من البدايه للنهايه ولا افتهمت المغزه من الفلم اكو واحد يفهمني شنو المغزه من الفلم مثلاً وين يردون يصلون المغزه مال الفلم شنو

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ᚢᛚᚠᚺᛖᛞᚾᚨᚱ ᚾᛃᚨᛚᛊᛊᛟᚾ prieš 9 mėnesius I dont even know where to start. Vikings werent dirt balls..they were actually very clean, berserkers along with ulfhednars, were clean, they were sent in as shock troops, usually wielding a huge sword or double sided axe to scar the shit out of the enemy. Although they may have had face paint on, they were cleanly as well. It kills me when they portray my ancestors completely the wrong way. Most of them were fair people. I am an Ulfhednar (Wolf warrior). Yes it seems funny. But I served in the military, I train daily fighting, combat shooting, and i pray to Odin and my gods. We have a code we live by. Stop portraying us the wrong way. SKÅL

Timothy Williams prieš 1 metus Overall, I enjoyed this flick... Although, as mentioned by others, it was a bit of a stretch how mobile a couple of the characters were after suffering broken bones--especially the guy with the compound fracture. However, I will also mention that people, back before modern medicine, had a much higher pain-threshold than those of us today.

Andreas Bech Pehrson prieš 1 metus The most unrealistic viking movie i have ever seen in the Baserkers are wild like dogs and they are high on mushrooms they would butcher people instead of capturing them and they were so skinny baserkers are known to be bigger and stronger and more scary than regular Vikings and regular Vikings were pretty scary as well