Directed by:
Fenar AhmadCinematography:
Kasper TuxenComposer:
Jens Ole Wowk McCoyCast:
Roland Møller, Dulfi Al-Jabouri, Jacob Lohmann, Stine Fischer Christensen, Reza Forghani, Asbjørn Krogh Nissen, Andreas Jessen, Lára Jóhanna Jónsdóttir (more)VOD (1)
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No man, woman or child may defy the gods. When Thor and Loki seek refuge in the home of mortals, the youngest son fails to heed a warning from the gods. As atonement for the family’s sins, the gods take the two youngest children under their wing and embark on an epic adventure from Midgard to Valhalla that will see them stare down ruthless giants, barbaric gods and the dreaded wolf Fenrir. (Signature Entertainment)
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Three scenes from The Lord of the Rings, stretched out into a silly 105-minute television production with a spectacular poster. The visual effects are fine for, say, a Danish fairy tale, but the costumes and dialogue are a form of punishment. Terrible.
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Boring, with ugly production design, it’s hard to find anything worth praise in this expedition into the world of the Norse gods. You'd better go shopping for Christmas presents.
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Perhaps an alternative to the Asgardian Triple H (Hopkins, Hemsworth, Hiddleston)? It's as if you swapped overpriced lemon balm tea for half a tablet of Rohypnol. An underfunded "dark" fantasy that might be trying to draw from past millennium models (Scott’s Legend), but misses everything that could have been engaging. I genuinely felt sorry for Thor Møller, who not only failed to follow the Soviet comrades' example but didn’t even revive the goat from the bones. Jörmungandr, to spit out the poison and end the torment, is nowhere to be found. Hopefully, the production at least gave him real mead for that horn.
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