(1984) The Warrior And The Princess
SCIENCE-FICTION/ ACTION
Again, another movie with a familiar plot device derived from what people saw from Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece "Yojimbo". Including along with this remake is "Last Man Standing", "War" and the best of the bunch "A Fistful of Dollars" except this one has an apocalypse desert setting two warring groups clashing over a water well with Kain (David Carradine). Watching this film is like something what low budget king Roger Cormon (who ironically is "uncredited" as co-executive producer) would do because of the nudity and the fake sword fighting! One of the contradictions the movie has made was the fact that, although Carradine possessed a sword that could slice down an anvil, that upon the star using it later on through the movie, this very same powerful sword suddenly acted like any other sword without any explanation, which went from slicing the other swords in half to not doing anything at all. It makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. At least some of the nude scenes looked real.
Again, another movie with a familiar plot device derived from what people saw from Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece "Yojimbo". Including along with this remake is "Last Man Standing", "War" and the best of the bunch "A Fistful of Dollars" except this one has an apocalypse desert setting two warring groups clashing over a water well with Kain (David Carradine). Watching this film is like something what low budget king Roger Cormon (who ironically is "uncredited" as co-executive producer) would do because of the nudity and the fake sword fighting! One of the contradictions the movie has made was the fact that, although Carradine possessed a sword that could slice down an anvil, that upon the star using it later on through the movie, this very same powerful sword suddenly acted like any other sword without any explanation, which went from slicing the other swords in half to not doing anything at all. It makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. At least some of the nude scenes looked real.