Before watching this movie, I watched the trailer, which made the movie seem okay.
The entire hour and a half that the movie was playing, I was thinking: this movie does not relate to real life one bit.
Movies can have dragons, fairies and elves and they still have something to do with real life.
The Disney movie "The Princess and the Frog" at least said that you had to work hard for something to get it, but Warrior's Tail simply said that all you have to do to get something is to wish for it with all your heart.
In a part of the movie, Savva is looking for the man with the heart of a warrior, which for some reason was believed to be in the attic of the wizard.
There he sees his clouded reflection in a mirror, believing that it is the warrior. Later realising that it was only his reflection, young Savva thinks that he is the man (boy) with the heart of a warrior.
Dude, it's a MIRROR!
But, obviously he's right, and then he leads the army, and wins the war, even though he never had a single sword-fighting lesson in his life, but that doesn't matter because he wished with all his heart.
Honestly, it would be great if I could live where you live Savva!
But then again, I had to give it 2 stars because in 2 points in the story, it went against sexism.
The entire hour and a half that the movie was playing, I was thinking: this movie does not relate to real life one bit.
Movies can have dragons, fairies and elves and they still have something to do with real life.
The Disney movie "The Princess and the Frog" at least said that you had to work hard for something to get it, but Warrior's Tail simply said that all you have to do to get something is to wish for it with all your heart.
In a part of the movie, Savva is looking for the man with the heart of a warrior, which for some reason was believed to be in the attic of the wizard.
There he sees his clouded reflection in a mirror, believing that it is the warrior. Later realising that it was only his reflection, young Savva thinks that he is the man (boy) with the heart of a warrior.
Dude, it's a MIRROR!
But, obviously he's right, and then he leads the army, and wins the war, even though he never had a single sword-fighting lesson in his life, but that doesn't matter because he wished with all his heart.
Honestly, it would be great if I could live where you live Savva!
But then again, I had to give it 2 stars because in 2 points in the story, it went against sexism.