Viking Destiny

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Viking Destiny

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2018,

1h 31m,

Adventure/

Action

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A Viking princess is forced to flee her kingdom when she is framed for her father's murder. Under the guidance of the god Odin, she travels far and wide to gather support to win back her throne.

Nick Allen

RogerEbert.com

Oct 5, 2018

2/4

Pure to its junky intentions, if you like your movies served to you without confusion as to the character or their narrative arc, here it is: The destiny of a viking.

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Jeannette Catsoulis

New York Times

Oct 4, 2018

A bit of low-budget Nordic nonsense that only makes you appreciate the visual finesse and rowdy discipline of the History channel's "Vikings."

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Cath Clarke

Guardian

Jul 27, 2018

1/5

This fantastically wooden and dodgily acted British Viking fantasy appears to be the result of its creators binge-watching Games of Thrones, although the battle scenes here are about as thunderous as a sparrow's fart.

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Sarah Vincent

Sarah G Vincent Views

Jan 2, 2025

Viking Destiny does not sound like it would be a good film, and it is not. Do not watch it even if you love bad movies with women kicking ass, Terrence Stamp or any other possible reasons that seem like good ideas.

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Todd Jorgenson

Cinemalogue

Oct 5, 2018

Several bloody battle sequences generally lack excitement and visual flair yet are far superior to the wooden dialogue and amateurish acting that bridge them together.

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Mark Dujsik

Mark Reviews Movies

Oct 5, 2018

1/4

Viking Destiny looks like a fairly cheap production ... That's forgivable, but there's no excuse for the story ... to possess the same sort of jury-rigged feel.

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Abraham P

Apr 17, 2019

I actually really liked this film. It took a different direction to many carbon-copy Viking movies and the character's felt well developed and each had their own motives as well as weaknesses. Whilst clearly a lower-budget film, the overall look was not 'medieval re-enactors with a camera' and the acting was great. Hopefully a sequel is made to show these characters off more and build the world our further than just Volsung. (side note: it's nice to have some less used Scandinavian names for once like Hakon and Alva - getting bored of everyone being called Ragnar.)

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Hermione R

Mar 27, 2019

Very good movie and acing for the budget I hope they get a better budget & a part 2

Ron P

Mar 13, 2019

It is as bad as the Critics say. Very clunky screenplay and wooden acting. Terence Stamp was horribly misused. It does make one appreciate how good Vikings on History Channel is.

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Ron G

Feb 5, 2019

As if directing and actors had been the first to not believe the potential of the project. Terence Stamp repeats the role of an old wise man already starred in "Elektra" (Rob Bowman, 2005).

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Albus R

Feb 5, 2019

Awful acting and cliched writing. Only reason i made it through it was because it was like watching a car crash.

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David L.G. Hughes

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Terence Stamp

Odin

Martyn Ford

Torstein

Paul Freeman

Tarburn

Victoria Broom

Queen Alva of Volsung

Will Mellor

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A Viking princess is forced to flee her kingdom when she is framed for her father's murder. Under the guidance of the god Odin, she travels far and wide to gather support to win back her throne.

Director: David L.G. Hughes
Producer: David L.G. Hughes, Andrew Ryder
Screenwriter: David L.G. Hughes
Distributor: Saban Films
Production Co: Misfits Entertainment, Six Mile Hill Productions, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology, Fatal Black, Saban Films
Rating: R (Bloody Violence|Some Sexuality/Nudity)
Genre: Adventure, Action
Original Language: British English
Release Date (Theaters): Oct 5, 2018, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 5, 2018
Runtime: 1h 31m

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