The very first scene with the hero completely emotionless while his family was getting slaughtered was the strangest scene I've ever seen. Did someone drop an entire page of the script? Was the director lost in the woods somewhere in the background? Whatever, I was still wondering what I was watching when I realized that the story had progressed, which is a good thing because from there the movie becomes enjoyable. Enjoyable but really simplistic as an entry-level RPG would be. The hero just need to wander enough to find the next hint he needs for his journey, and as it is visibly placed on his way, things progress fast, sometimes too fast. Before the viewer knows it the end of the movie comes, the villain is dethroned at the speed of light and the Dragon says good bye.
When I said that the movie was enjoyable, it is because the characters interactions are fun to watch and the humor is always present without being always predictable. I caught myself rewinding a few scenes to enjoy them a little more, something I rarely do even with the best films I've seen.
Definitely fun.
When I said that the movie was enjoyable, it is because the characters interactions are fun to watch and the humor is always present without being always predictable. I caught myself rewinding a few scenes to enjoy them a little more, something I rarely do even with the best films I've seen.
Definitely fun.