- jackmeat10 de outubro de 2025My quick rating - 6.9/10. I remember this being in the theater in 2009, but somehow I never got around to seeing it. I changed that on 4/4/2013. So anyway, this is a classic good versus evil movie that looks spectacular. The outdoor scenes taken in England and Prague are truly stunning. This starts off with action as our (anti)hero is an unstoppable soldier who kills and robs gold where and when he can. Well, then something happens, and he denounces those ways (remove the "anti" tag now) and becomes a man of peace. Here he joins a monastery and becomes a different person, but that doesn't mean evil is not still after him, in the name of Mordeci. The story that is interwoven actually works very well, not the typical "sold my soul to the devil for power" type thing. So why does the devil want Solomon so badly? That is what unfolds, and no, I am not telling you. So with your hero set who refuses to fight and gets kicked out of the monastery, he sets back out into the world and is picked up by a family after he gets roughed up by some thugs. Currently, Mordeci is creating an army of demonoids and ravaging the surrounding areas with no regard for human life. Well, the inevitable does happen, and the family with Solomon is confronted by a faction of these warriors, and you can figure out what happens. I won't give more of the plot away, but it is extremely well played out, so kudos to the writer of this one. The action sequences are very well choreographed, and the special effects, though sparsely used, were also well done, especially since they didn't overuse them. The acting was good; when you were supposed to feel anguish, the acting made you see it. Rachel Hurd-Ward (Meredith, a young girl) was exceptional, and I expect to see her more (I had to look, I know that was the girl from the movie Perfume). James Purefoy (Solomon) also played well; the only other thing I know him from is the TV show Revenge. Yes, there are plenty of religious undertones in this movie, as there should be for the topic that is tackled, and it isn't done in much of an overbearing way. I can't believe I let this one slide for this long, but glad I finally saw it. You will be as well.
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Solomon Kanefoi lançado em 23 de dezembro de 2009.
Solomon Kanefoi dirigido por MJ Bassett.
Solomon Kanetem a duração de 1 h 44 min.
Solomon Kanefoi produzido por Paul Berrow, Samuel Hadida.
Solomon Kane é uma máquina mortal do séc. XVI, brutalmente eficiente. Armado com pistolas, alfange e florete, ele e os seus homens dão vazão à sua sede de sangue ao lutarem por Inglaterra guerra após guerra. Mas quando Kane decide atacar um misterioso castelo nas redondezas a sua missão sofre uma reviravolta do destino. Um a um os homens de Kane são colhidos por criaturas demoníacas, até apenas ele restar para enfrentar a própria Ceifeira do Demónio enviada das profundezas do Inferno para reclamar a sua alma sem esperança de salvação. Embora Kane consiga escapar com vida, ele está ciente que terá de se redimir renunciando à violência e dedicando-se totalmente a uma vida de paz e pureza. A sua recentemente descoberta espiritualidade é rapidamente testada quando Kane inicia uma viagem através de uma Inglaterra assolada por diabólicos salteadores controlados por um terrível Senhor feudal mascarado...
Os caracteres-chave em Solomon Kane são Solomon Kane (James Purefoy), William Crowthorn (Pete Postlethwaite), Katherine Crowthorn (Alice Krige).
Solomon Kane é avaliado M/12.
Solomon Kane é um filme de Action, Adventure, Fantasia.
Solomon Kane tem uma classificação de audiência 4.9de 10.
Solomon Kane teve um orçamento de US$ 45 mi.
Solomon Kane fez US$ 19,7 mi na bilheteria.