
As a mercenary of Queen Elizabeth I fighting in Africa, Solomon Kane encounters a demon and realises he must seek redemption or have his soul condemned to hell. He returns to England and lives a life of peace but soon the doings of an evil sorcerer upset his plans and he must take up arms again. Based on the pulp magazine character created in 1928 by Robert E Howard.
Special Features:
- Making of
- Audio commentary
- Interviews
- Trailer.
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Strange and culty, I really liked it. Sure it is not for everyone but it has some big surprises in it
A really good product for a very good price defo recommended.:D
Not the greatest of fims I have ever seen. It will appeal to those after adventure. Not much of a build up. Has the potential to be a good film...lacking in originality.
Saw it today- pretty solid hack n slash, far superior in terms of quality than the films mentioned above (I still also have a major soft spot for Beastmaster) but not without its issues. Solomon is a HERO- we can tell as he walks in slow motion most of the time and doesn't do simple things like pick up swords when flicking it up with a foot can do. Purefoy really makes the character his own and I never doubted his credentials. Only problems for me were the thin plot, occasional cringey dialogue and a few moments of over-excited editing that ruined a few of the sword fights (combined with occasional over-moody lighting that was just plain dark). Still I'd much rather watch 100 Solomon Kanes over most of the tepid action/sci fi/fantasy coming out of Hollywood
An interesting storyline wasted, over the top CGI, average acting, and drawn out to the point that I almost fell asleep. I really wish I hadn't bothered, and seen anything else instead.
I've never been a huge fan of this film genre, but was willing to give it a go as it stars the lush James Purefoy. I wish now that I had stayed well clear of this as I'll never get the time I lost watching it back. The stoyline had potential to make this an enjoyable epic, but sadly everything else let it down completely. James Purefoy did the best he could with a weak script, but with cringe worthy CGI effects, and gaping wide plot holes this film gets a big thumbs down from me.
THought it was okay but not really my type of film. My husband liked it though!
It's another overdone tale of redemption, as a weapon wielding baddy decides to clean up his act by decamping to a monastery. I found myself cringing a few times as the stereotypes played out... Predictable one liners and gratuitous bloody swordplay aside, I really wanted to like this film. It was stylishly made and I am rooting for more West Country heroes on the big screen, but this film misses the mark. Good for switching off on a Saturday night though!
This looked promising on the suspiciously short TV trailers, however was very disappointing when I went to see it. Everything about it was luke warm and predictable. This film looks like it wanted to be a combination of lots of other film plots around, eg that supernatural one with Mr. Reeves, that Pirate one with Mr. Depp, etc, etc. and presented nothing new, not even a convincing hero that you could admire/might want to be(!). A couple of actors in it that have been good in other things, but I think they might not want to be reminded of it in years to come. Might be good for keeping fairly young kids quiet for a bit when the Xbox/PC is on the blink.