Who cares one way or the other.
I liked it. Fun movie.
I liked it. Fun movie.
The 13th Warrior
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Heck yeah, that's a great movie.
Really good; better as an adult.
I think it would be a candidate for an excellent remake however, because it was filmed a little "dirty"
I think it would be a candidate for an excellent remake however, because it was filmed a little "dirty"
Let's go, little brother!
One of the few books I read. And the movie didn't suck.
Lo there do I see my father!
Love that movie.
Love that movie.
I am not a warrior.
Very soon, you will be.
Very soon, you will be.
Very well done movie.
One of the few Crichton books done well.
Sphere is terrible.
Congo is embarrassing.
Timeline is horrid.
Sphere is terrible.
Congo is embarrassing.
Timeline is horrid.
Lo there do I see my fatherW.C. Griffin '09 said:
Lo there do I see my father!
Love that movie.
Lo there do I see my mother, and my sisters and my brothers
Lo there do I see the line of my people, back to the beginning.
Lo, they do call to me
They bid me take my place among them, in the halls of Valhalla
where the brave may live forever.
Parts of that pop into my head randomly ever since, great movie.
I'd love to see Sphere remade, that movie should be amazingTexAgBolter said:
One of the few Crichton books done well.
Sphere is terrible.
Congo is embarrassing.
Timeline is horrid.
Film is good
Related recommend:
SOLOMON KANE
Related recommend:
SOLOMON KANE
13th Warrior is really underrated. Between John Mctiernan directing,( although it's rumored Crichton himself took over directing in the middle of it), Crichton's novel, Vikings, etc., it's hard not to like. Just a really solid film.
Yeah, that was a good one.
LOVED this movie. Didn't realize it was a Crichton novel, so I will have to add that to my kindle.
It has been a while and I think I might have watched it on YouTube because it wasn't available in the US at the time but I really enjoyed Solomon Kane
It's a great book. It was a rare movie adaption that I saw before reading the book. I loved the movie but wound up liking the book even better.
Enjoyed the movie when I was a kid, still enjoy it today.
Carlo4 said:
Let's go, little brother!
Give an Arab a sword and he makes a knife out of it.
TexAgBolter said:
One of the few Crichton books done well.
Sphere is terrible.
Congo is embarrassing.
Timeline is horrid.
Timeline makes those other two movies look Oscar worthy.
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Carlo4 said:
Let's go, little brother!
There are more!
TexAgBolter said:
One of the few Crichton books done well.
Sphere is terrible.
Congo is embarrassing.
Timeline is horrid.
I read all the Crichton books before any of the films so even if they were bad I enjoyed seeing them come to life. As movies I would go.
Jurassic Park
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The Great Train Robbery (Crichton directed this one)
Rising Sun
(The Sean Connery Section)
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Andromeda strain. Really good old movie that would be very timely for a rewatch.
13th Warrior
Lost World
Twister (Crichton screenplay only I believe - no book
Sphere (I didn't hate it)
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Disclosure
Timeline
Congo - man I loved this book and hated this movie.
I've never seen the rest including the original WestWorld. I would argue 1-8 are all enjoyable movies and the top 5 are really good although as mentioned Twister wasn't a book.
Man I loved that movie.
I'd of liked it to be longer with some more backstory on the bad-asses that volunteered. Some show of them in other fighting scenes showing how big and awesome they were. You get some of that with a few of them in the later battles but a lot of them were taken out "too soon". Like the guy that basically tackles a horse during the first fire-worm battle; I want to see more of that guy!!
I'd of liked it to be longer with some more backstory on the bad-asses that volunteered. Some show of them in other fighting scenes showing how big and awesome they were. You get some of that with a few of them in the later battles but a lot of them were taken out "too soon". Like the guy that basically tackles a horse during the first fire-worm battle; I want to see more of that guy!!
The title of the book is Eaters of the Dead.Silky Johnston said:
LOVED this movie. Didn't realize it was a Crichton novel, so I will have to add that to my kindle.
"Warrior!", says the wind.
"Chieftan!", says the rain.
"Chieftan!", says the rain.
I need to re-watch this but I loved it. I like most of Crichton's work.
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I'm a big Crichton fan. I miss his work. It seems like he would have figured out a way to put a few things out posthumously.
Best part when he bangs the hot blonde and the other warrior asks him if she finished him off or brought him back to life.
Philo B 93 said:
I'm a big Crichton fan. I miss his work. It seems like he would have figured out a way to put a few things out posthumously.
They've released 3 books since he died. They've were ok, Micro was good.
Good score too
The scene when Herger chops off the head of that big guy in the duel.
Blows Antonio's mind and he realizes these other 12 guys are bad ace.
Blows Antonio's mind and he realizes these other 12 guys are bad ace.
".... they brought the fire vurm"
I guess I need to rewatch this because I thought it sucked when it came out.
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