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Tsifrovoy kod (Serie 2023) #PolinaGukhman #KirillZhandarov #RaisaRyazanova #AnnaChurina #ElenaZakharova #MaksimKarushev Mehr auf:

Mini-Serie / Цифровой код / Digital codeJahr: 2023 Genre: Action / Drama / Thriller Hauptrollen: Polina Gukhman, Kirill Zhandarov, Raisa Ryazanova, Anna Churina, Elena Zakharova, Maksim Karushev, Karina Mishulina, Pavel Chernyshyov, Darya Drobotova, Igor Filippov, Oleg Grisevich, Dmitriy Kovgan, Andrey Kryzhniy, Taras Kuzmin, Mariya Leonova, Zoya Mansurova, Nelli Nevedina … Serienbeschreibung:…

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Been wanting to see this for quite a while. I figured it might be somewhat awful or very Eastern European or Chinese format style movie. They tend to flow longer and not as concisely cut as more westernized films.

The English dubbing is still pretty wonky in places, but it's easily forgotten. The story is pretty good. The format is decent, kind of hybrid fantasy adventure/action film.

Definitely a fan-service with the fight scene between Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jackie Chan. It's a bit of a shame they're not in their heyday, they have stunt doubles here, but the suspension of disbelief comes easy when you're into it and glad to see two classic action stars that never shared the screen until now.

But all-in-all, it's like Pirates of Caribbean, Princess Bride, with a little bit of Big Trouble in Little China.

It's a very loose adaptation of "Viy" by Nikolai Gogol from the mid-1800s.

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Bad movie I have Iron Mask 2019

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Iron Mask 2020 Movie Trailer

Lionsgate has released a trailer for Iron Mask. The film stars Jason Flemyng, Jackie Chan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Yao Xingtong, Anna Churina, Yuri Kolokolnikov, Charles Dance, Martin Klebba, Christopher Fairbank, and Rutger Hauer.

I’m not sure what I just saw here, but for some reason I can’t stop smiling.

Iron Mask releases on Digital on Demand on November 20, 2020, and on Blu-Ray and DVD on November 24, 2020.

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Journey to China: The Mystery of Dragon’s Seal (2019) Review

Arnold Schwarzenegger vs Jackie Chan? Not a battle I thought I’d wanted, but now that it exits I could not be happier!

Plot: The English traveller Jonathan Green receives from Peter the Great an order to map the Russian Far East. He sets out for a long journey full of incredible adventures that will eventually lead him to China. The cartographer will unexpectedly face a lot of breathtaking discoveries, encounter bizarre creatures, meet with Chinese Princesses, and confront deadly martial arts masters, and even the king of all dragons, the Dragon King. What could be more dangerous than meeting eye-to-eye with Viy, except doing it again? What would be stronger this time, a staunch asceticism of the scientist or the old black magic that has seized power of Eastern lands?

So back in 2014 a Russian film called Viy was released that was loosely based on Nikolai Gogol’s classic 1835 horror novella of the same name. And by loosely I mean they’ve basically changed the entire story (and not in a good way) and made an over-the-top computer special effects-heavy mess of a film. So now we have a sequel in the shape of The Mystery of Dragon’s Seal, or The Mystery of the Iron Mask...or Viy 2....or Journey to China....basically, this film for some reason has various titles so it is hard to pin-point which one is the main one. Seriously, check on Wikipedia, IMDb or the movie’s marketing, this film has multiple titles. Why? Well, to be honest “why?” is a question one can ask a lot when it comes to this movie. Why was this sequel made in the first place? And for some reason with this sequel Russia has teamed up with China to both co-finance and produce it, and the result is very strange to say the least. 

If I had one word to describe this film it would be random. Don’t worry, you don’t need to watch the 2014 Viy film to understand what is going on here, as it is a standalone story, though I wouldn’t say this movie even has much of a story. More like a series of vignettes and random events and side-plots that are meshed together to fill up the 2 hour run-time, and it’s ridiculous, over-the-top, and, as I mentioned earlier, very random. None of it really makes sense, and it takes inspiration and steals ideas from other material like it’s nothing. There’s the whole ordeal with the man in the iron mask, which, for those of you who know your history, was originally the mysterious prisoner who was held in various French prisons in the latter half of the 17th century rumoured to be the older, illegitimate brother of Louis XIV. Well in this movie the man in the iron mask is the Russian Tsar Peter the Great who’s imprisoned in the Tower of London by Arnold Schwarzenegger. That’s right. it’s that kind of movie! And as a whole the movie definitely has a big Pirates of the Caribbean vibe to the whole thing, as well as merging various Chinese fantasy flicks together into one. The result is quite messy and though I enjoyed certain scenes and characters, there were many times where I felt flat-out bored. 

From a technical stand-point this movie does also disappoint, and though I am aware that this thing doesn’t have a Hollywood budget, the abundant use of green screen here is uncanny, and the entire thing looks so fake. Also, whoever did the sound editing and mixing really needs to reconsider their career path, as the sound mixing between camera shots and scene transitions was extremely uneven. That being said on the other hand there were some really nicely looking sets and costume designs, and the dragon that appears at the end of the movie, though nothing spectacular, still had a nice design to him. At least he looked more interesting that the very uninspiring Smaug from The Hobbit films.

The parts of the film that do really leave an impression are the participation of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jackie Chan. These two are absolute scene-stealers, and you can tell that they were having just as much fun on set as we are watching them. And as I mentioned earlier, seeing a battle between the terminator himself and the dude from Shanghai Noon was not something I thought I wanted to see, but boy was I game for it when it happened on screen. It is a shame that both of these actors are in the movie for about 20 minutes in total (even though the marketing makes them look like the leads), but the time they are on screen does indeed elevate the film to another level. The sadly recently deceased Rutger Hauer also makes a fleeting cameo alongside Charles Dance, but none of the cast members really leave as big of an impression as Arnie and Jackie. Also, the main lead played by Jason Flemyng came across very flat and dull. All in all, Journey to China (or whatever it is called) is a disappointing mess that is only worth seeing for the pairing of Schwarzenegger and Chan, or for people who want to see a mindless popcorn flick with some enjoyment value and that happen to understand either Russian or Chinese. Actually, that reminds me, the dubbing for this film is atrocious. With the entire cast originating from various countries, the movie dubs everyone according to the movie’s distribution location, and that comes as a big distraction. Then again, I feel like the film’s producers are very aware that they were making a trashy stupid movie in the first place, so there is only so much valid critique I can give to this thing. At the end of the day it’s all done just for fun.

Overall score: 4/10

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"My Way Is Filled With Dangers And Leads Me Anywhere But Home" — The Iron Mask (Film Review)

“My Way Is Filled With Dangers And Leads Me Anywhere But Home” — The Iron Mask (Film Review)

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Anna Churina dans "La Légende de Viy" d'Oleg Steptchenko (2014) - inspiré du conte fantastique éponyme de Nicolas Gogol (1835) - octobre 2020.

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Genre: Action, Adventure, Family, Fantasy

Language: English

IMDb Ratings: 4.6/10

Quality: BluRay

Movie Size: 720p (1.44GB)

Director: Oleg Stepchenko

Movie Cast: Jason Flemyng, Xingtong Yao, Anna Churina

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Sypnosis: Early 1700: Cartographer Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng) from Forbidden Kingdom (2014) is back to map the Russian Far East. He's forced on to China, where he confronts the Dragon Master et al. The iron masked Russian Czar escapes the Tower of London to a Russian ship.

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Moscow Fashion Week. Guest Anna Churina

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Anna Churina

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Viy (2012)

Viy (Russian: Вий) – also known as Viy 3D – is a 2012 dark fantasy film produced by Russian Film Group and Marins Group Entertainment and loosely based on the Nikolai Gogol story Viy (previously filmed in 1967).The film has been in production since December 2005 and stopped several times due to lack of funding. In October 2012, filming was completed and distribution was sought via Universal. Viy 

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Russian actress Anna Churina wearing a pair of black satin opera gloves

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Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy 

Language: English (5.1)

IMDb Ratings: 4.6/10

Quality: 1080p WEBrip

Movie Size: 2.21GB

Director: Oleg Stepchenko

Movie Cast: Jason Flemyng, Xingtong Yao, Anna Churina

Sypnosis: Early 1700: Cartographer Jonathan Green (Jason Flemyng) from Forbidden Kingdom (2014) is back to map the Russian Far East. He's forced on to China, where he confronts the Dragon Master et al. The iron masked Russian Czar escapes the Tower of London to a Russian ship.

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