#hawktheslayer

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Hawk's actor is kind of bland looking and a little stiff acting, but he's got a good deep voice. Honestly so far this feels like a movie that was intended to be an animated feature but the animator suffered a fatal heart attack and they just had to move on with making a movie the old fashioned way. #Monsterdon #HawkTheSlayer
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Why do half the scenes feel like they were filmed as the set up for a Monty Python's Holy Grail segment? I guess foggy old England was just like that in the late 70s #Monsterdon #HawkTheSlayer
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I’m glad I finally got to see #HawkTheSlayer, though in retrospect I now realize I may have confused it with the better budgeted “Krull.” Still, it made for a worthy #Monsterdon flick. Even if the plot was lifted from somebody’s AD&D campaign, any movie with Jack Palance chewing scenery, random synth music soundtrack, and death by silly string isn’t all bad. I loved that it took itself seriously, but not ponderously. Great pick, everybody. Well done!
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I got up late, haven't been commenting on Hawk the Slayer, but no joke this is one of my favorite fantasy movies. It has so little budget, but it's willing to do *anything* just like a D&D party. Hawk isn't the most emotional dude but he rides & fights OK. Giant & Dwarf are the *best*. I often had half-giants in my old D&D campaigns. The nuns, like all Clerics, are fucking useless. Synth soundtrack's kick-ass. Old Man Palance is miscast as "brother" but still cool. #monsterdon #hawktheslayer
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Mirror trickery Wizard: "THERE WILL BE A SEQUEL" (but there never was, despite attempts). ★★★★★ beats the FUCK out of those shitty "Dungeons & Dragons" movies. #monsterdon #hawktheslayer #dnd
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So this movie is like 24% flashback by volume? #Monsterdon #HawkTheSlayer
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