The Making of Conan The Barbarian 1982 (2 of 3)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- The documentary "Conan Unchained: The Making of 'Conan'": interviews with a production team and rare "behind the scene" videos will bring you the miracle of birth of the legendary adventure film.
Д/ф "Conan Unchained: The Making of 'Conan'" интервью с авторами фильма и редкие видео со съёмочной площадки позволят взглянуть изнутри на волшебный процесс создания легендарного фильма.
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I really REAallyyy respect the amount of physical work the main actors did in this film, horsemanship, weight training and sword training. They didn't just go skip around and rely on the stunt double.
Arnold: I'm bleeding. Milius: Yeah, it looks great!
I think this is the best ARNOLD Movie. Then Commando & Predator.
I agree to
Scfi vs dungeons and dragons
Predator and this. Best Arnold movie.
Terminator was not my type of film.
James Earl Jones doesn't kill snakes, he destroys them. So metal.
The snake fight still looks great today.
It looks so real.
10:13 I expected him to say, "Luckily, as a soldier in the U.S. Army , you had to take a snake, and shoot it like an arrow."
the mechanical snake is like 1000 times better than today's CGI beasts we see in the movies! Way to go for the old school special effects guys (I also watched similar documentary about Nightmare On Elm Street, and it's the same with the famous scene when the first victim dies in her sleep, with the moving room....100000 better than CGIs).
Cgi snakes move too fast. Like they have no weight
John Milius is so friggin awesome. "If we didn't have Arnold, we'd have to build him." Brilliant stuff. This movie has the scope this kind of story needed. Lots of sweeping vistas and intense, realistic confrontations. And let's not forget James Earl Jones. This man has a fantastic close-up stare. Such a great film all the way round.
@6:49 when the wolf actualy catches Arnold in the rocks, Arnold screams and is exactly like he screams in the movies, no BS, it is is real actual way of scream " arrwweaaagggghhh".
Gosh James Earl Jones is such a powerful speaker. Amazing annunciation and eloquence with ever syllable
Such an epic movie... I wish they could have repeated it with Conan the destroyer. I watched the second movie when I was a kid excited and came out disappointed... but Conan the first movie I was floating out of the theater! I got it on VHS and watched it a couple more hundred times as a kid. This movie was my favorite movie as a child back when adults took their kids to the movie and didn’t worry about ratings. This movie is just the most epic movie of Arnold’s career! Man I don’t see how they will ever make a new movie or show...
I was 9 years old Channel Four aired all the Arnold movies in 1997 and Arnold became my childhood hero along with Stallone. They spilled blood when whimps like Kevin Sorbo tried to impress the audience as another Conan and then as King Kull of Atlantis. Remember that we are talking about proper fantasy that needs to be acted accordingly. Arnold had sóme flaws in this movie that he should have corrected, But his presence and substance(for the most of the film) are enough to be remembered, Critics at that time were sissies favouring movies that were either of poor comedic value(I wonder why they thought that Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn were funny because the only funny people of pure comedy I know from that period are Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy with his stand-up and Leslie Nielsen) or that were left-leaning stories of poor people fighting the government. When 300 was released in 2006 there was big outcry in review in iltalehti, citing that it was nothing more than despicable war porn that should not have been made. These films were not made for leftist sissies, they were made for male audience. Dark Horse's Conan stories are good, have a sense of chivalry and punishment, are violent and have damsels in distress or in dire need of male comfort. Those are the substance to commence with when new movie is written
I first saw this as a kid when I was visiting a friend of the family. I was the only kid there and it was on cable. From the first scene to the last I was enthralled. After that day I became a viking and sailed the seven seas in search of adventure. Whether I was decapitating foes or manhandling hoes, everywhere I went there was metal music playing in the background.
GREAT!!... :)
the vulture that died...mysteriously ))
lol
14:15 I suspect foul play.
***** yeah, it seems like LOTS of animals had mysterious accidents on Schwarzenegger movies...
The director and his bow and arrow 😄
This masterpiece..
My dad took me to this movie when it came out. It was great! I was around 12 years old. However, during the nude scenes, I was very uncomfortable. I mean my dad was right next to me! Coming from a strict Catholic upbringing I was surprised my father would bring me to a rated R movie. But he was a big time fantasy fan, and that rubbed off on me. For that I am grateful.
Jelsick good dad
Great Dad u have/had.
I felt the same way around my Dad, he took me to see "Altered States" in 81 when I was 12 or so. Theres an explicit sex scene in that movie. I felt really weird with my Dad sitting right there. He took me to see a lot of sci-fi. Even saw "Quest for Fire."
Seen Conan the barbarian in the theater with my dad when I was 15. Actually changed my life, got me into making swords, and other things carving and sculpting; you name it. it's funny how a movie can have a profound affect upon a person's life. Cool thing is when they did the 20th anniversary Albion was making the swords and I had the enter the contest. they asked about the length of the handle material and because I had made scale versions of the atlantean sword. I had based it on Schwarzenegger's height I kind of knew the answer. I guess a little bit low, I was afraid if I guessed over I'd be disqualified. I guess something like 25.69 ft. The answer was 26 ft. I won which got my name and a quote where I bought the atlantean sword published in their book celebrating the 20th anniversary of Conan to the barbarian. There was an article about Conan the barbarian then the quote from me and about the sword I had gotten and then an article about Lord of the rings I thought it was kind of cool.
These anecdotes will only make watching Arnie in "Conan The Barbarian" even more enjoyable for me!!! Had me in stitches laughing!!!
Masterpiece
You know, when I see how animatronics effects are back in such movies as The Prometheus or "Hansel & Gretel" - I have a good feeling about this ;)
James Earl Jones, the real deal.
Epic Masterpiece they can never remake this movie and have it be better than the original
No 3D system...but hardwork....naturally
11:38 - How close to this shot did star wars steal with Jabba the hut and Princess leia. :D
D- Nice Milius and George Lucas we’re close friends! Lucas gave Milius a portion of the Star Wars profit; I think a little over $1 million. The hey were in film school together.
I would love to have seen James Earl Jones on broadway doing Ottello i bet when he said Down Strumpet the whole building shook
Film je trebao biti sniman u Jugoslaviji. Šteta što nije, film bi bio još bolji. :-)
This film teach teamwork
Love all of you
Love.....love....conan.....
Nowhere is there any mention of the Russian movie Ivan Neveski by Eisenstein and elements that went from it, music and costumes, to make the movie.
His slang....he is sexiest
Terry Leonard... also did Indiana Jones :-)
Arnold should've done a slapstick movie, imagining him suffer is amusing.
I am wrong the name of the movie is Alexander Neveski.
10:10 is James Earl Jone's snake story
Success fully
Iguana on a stick! :D
Conan was my very first word xD
So many “great ideas” in this movie.
Nowadays film ...compare with this
LOL! I wish I could taste it in the Cimmerian McDonalds! :^))
o wonder these movies were so real and good. The atention to detils and the will to do the movie was amazing. Inspiring. Not like these shitty movies or GOT or whatever.
Freedom
The Barbariann,
WHAT? What a HARDCORE crap said by Raffaella De Laurentiis (somewhere after 3:06) that they decided NOT to film in former Yugoslavia, because the political situation was bad (meaning, they were afraid things could escalate into something truly bad - obviously, from "today's" perspective, she says that they were not sure whether they'd be able to finish the film before the Yu-wars start), so they moved to Spain (and with it, postponed the film for additional 6 months - meaning, this had to have been at least in 1981). Well guess what Raffaella! Not everyone's an idiot and knows well that back in the whole decade of the 1980's, Yugoslavia wasn't just 1000% safe country (most likely, the safest in the world, definitely in Top 3), in every possible aspect, but many people regarded it as a true paradise in Europe, when the continent (and the whole world) was politically bipolarized!
The (truly) bad & unstable political situation, followed by the wars, started a whole decade after you (Raffaella and your film crew) were there, beginning in 1991 and the real horror was after 1992!
And this is a fact well known not just to the peoples from this part of Europe, but to anyone who actually knows something (even in general terms) about late 20th century European history!
Thus, you've moved the production in Spain, for completely different reasons, not the ones you're saying! That's obvious!
I wonder then what the real reasons were? Probably cheaper, I am guessing, or more convenient.