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Director:
Dmitriy DyachenkoMúsica:
George KallisReparto:
Viktor Khorinyak, Mila Sivatskaya, Elena Yakovleva, Ekaterina Vilkova, Konstantin Lavronenko, Timofey Tribuntsev, Sergey Burunov, Elena Valyushkina (más)Sinopsis(1)
En esta segunda aventura del moscovita Ivan en el mundo paralelo de Belogorie, encontramos a nuestro héroe viviendo una cómoda vida allí gracias a la fama obtenida y a una espada mágica que le permite viajar a nuestro mundo para llevarse comodidades de la sociedad moderna. Sin embargo, cuando surge un antiguo mal que amenaza la existencia de la espada, Iván y sus amigos tendrán que lanzarse una vez más a la aventura. (Movistar+)
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The return to Belogorie was much better than the first film. It felt like the humor was less idiotic this time around. Plus, I couldn't help but notice the shortage of arable land in Moscow. Finist gave off strong Lord Flashheart vibes from Blackadder. In both installments, we got to see Baba Yaga and Koschey the Deathless as positive characters, which threw me for a loop, but hey, when you're facing off against a morally decayed Ent, any help is welcome. The quality seemed to take a noticeable step up here. Koblížek was much funnier than Vodyanoy, and Vasilisa's fondness for her lipstick was just adorable. / Lesson learned: If you're dealing with a housing problem, just give two houses their privacy and you're all set!
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The Russian fantasy film The Last Knight got a sequel and it's more or less on a similar wave as the first one, it won't disappoint fans of fantasy fairy tales. The first part intrigued with the idea of a hero from the present world entering the fairy tale world of mythical creatures, which is a great idea. And now, thanks to a magical sword, he has the ability to switch between worlds indefinitely, until he gets on the radar of a powerful witch. I'm a bit disappointed that The Last Knight is aimed more towards younger viewers, but the production design and the visuals are solid, the action is decent, and the fantasy creatures are once again interesting. I would definitely welcome something darker and more brutal, but considering the dying fantasy genre, I appreciate every attempt that is at least entertaining and nicely shot. There are a few very decent ideas (the cottages!). 7/10.
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