Swords & Sorcery Films of the 1980's: PART I

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  • Опубликовано: 25 июн 2023
  • The SWORDS & SORCERY genre experienced a huge boom in the 1980's!
    Join Helen Mirren, Liam Neeson, Arnold Schwarzenegger & more as Dan delves into the magical and mythical worlds that hit the big screens between 1980 & 1982. Don't miss PART II, coming soon!
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    FILMS USED:
    "Black Angel" ©1980
    "Hawk the Slayer" ©1980
    "Excalibur" ©1981
    "Clash of the Titans" ©1981
    "Dragonslayer" ©1981
    "The Sword & the Sorcerer" ©1982
    "Conan the Barbarian" ©1982
    "The Beastmaster" ©1982
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Комментарии • 598

  • @tripbreaker

    Yes, folks, that’s Helen Mirren. I was 13 when I fist saw her play Morgana and have been in love with gothy pagan chicks ever since. In one scene with Merlin she actually f*cking hisses at him. Classic.

  • @jasonsaenz2367

    Thulsa Doom from Conan the Barbarian is most certainly an evil wizard.

  • @cliffdixon6422

    If yo haven't seen it, one of the best of the genre was Ladyhawke from 1985 starring Rutger Hauer, Michelle Pfeiffer and Matthew Broderick. Absolutely loved that film in my late teens and still holds up well today

  • @henrymach

    Helen Mirren was really hot in 1981

  • @boyscout7277

    Excalibur was so well made. That movie still holds up til this day.

  • @mojoschmee9320

    Conan, Beastmaster, Ladyhawk, Legend, Clash of the Titans... what a decade of escampism.

  • @qtheband751

    Lord of the Rings inspired Dungeons & Dragons so that’s really where it originated.

  • @bluebird3281

    Conan wasn't a comic book character, he was a pulp fiction character, that was later turned into a comic book character.

  • @goodlookingcorpse

    You've listed Conan as not having an evil wizard.

  • @dyak0
    @dyak0  +2

    I saw some of them. Conan is just classic. Beastmaster - I loved it too. Excalibur - I found it a bit strange (it is always strange to me when people wear armor 24/7 without any valid purpose), but, hey, there is nothing Helen Mirren can't save.

  • @Izthefaithful

    Conan what is best in life

  • @Briansgate

    Excalibur is still one of my favorite movies of all time.

  • @himonightbreeze

    I have a deep need to say that Conan wasn't originally a comic book character. Robert E. Howard's short stories were featured in Weird Tales magazine which was a pulp magazine for sci-fi nerds in the 20s & 30s, and was just a collection of short stories with a few illustrations.

  • @pspboy7
    @pspboy7  +57

    Conan, Dragonslayer, and Excalibur are my favorite films in this genre.

  • @redjacc7581

    Excaliber is simply the best representation of armoured combat.

  • @OhNoNotAgain42

    I LOVED “Excalibur”! Best dialogue of any “King Arthur” film, ever.

  • @stevesetzer3361

    I watched Beastmaster and Krull 10,000 times. Dragonslayer was fun.

  • @davyboy9397

    Excalibur is my favorite of the Arthurian films but second is definitely the 1998 mini series "Merlin" with Sam Neill playing the part of the legendary Wizard. If you haven't seen it yet check it out! It's so good , vastly underrated and overlooked

  • @naughtysmurf64

    Excalibur is amazing both visually and story wise!!

  • @jondspen
    @jondspen  +25

    I remember when Excalibur and Conan came out. Both of these movies were incredible then, and still today. I have watched both in the last year or so, and they have aged very well. Not campy or dated at all, just as amazing and engaging as they were then. Speaks a lot to the writing, cinematography, and directors on the films.