Conan the Barbarian

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Justin L @leejustin268 3d Again piss poor planning. Not momoa fault some of best acting. If made more to look like a riley Scott production for the director. Then would have been a better film or return some of the producer's from the Arnold ones. Almost felt like someone went over and redid the film to say now it's a good film. Really could see momoa as Conan here. Even more so with some of the visualization of Conan in recent comics. Someone thought keeping it borderline. Scorpion king, and kill the conqueror was a better film. For a lot of the score it still lack that feeling when you get you out the CD or stream Arnold Conan hoping someone might finally get it. Going to play the opening theme again. After this. My master. Edit review just came back started theme. When movies were movies and scores truly matter. Anyone going back to the old karloff, bela monster movies. See more Anton W @1ton87 Jun 15 It’s actually not that bad, but I think it could have been better if they used more of the original source material, I was hoping that they would delve deeper into the lore of Conan. See more JANE S @Sawdust66 Apr 17 If no stars was available even that wouldn't be worth the effort See more Enrique R @NostalgicNerd Jan 26 Conan The Barbarian 3D, a horrible movie. This movie is easily one of the worst movie reboots ever. This is Jason Momoa’s weakest and worst movie and performance. I really don’t see Marcus Nipsel’s vision in this movie. The action sequences are ultra gory and fine. The CGI and the practical effects on the villains or monsters are horrifying. It also has a ridiculously amount of nudity especially with the villain. Also, really quick, this movie has some of the worst 3D I’ve ever seen. But, overall, I give Conan The Barbarian 3D a 3/10 or 2.5/5 stars. See more Nathan J. @NathanDirector Nov 28 Rating: 4.7/10 A loud, bloody reboot with a strong lead performance. Highlights - Strong Lead: Jason Momoa embodies Conan with ferocity and physical presence. - Gore and Action: Director Marcus Nispel delivers on R-rated violence. Criticisms - Generic Plot: A forgettable "fetch quest" lacking depth and philosophy. - Weak Supporting Cast: One-dimensional villains and romance feel forced. Verdict A misfire highlighting the importance of a good script. Jason Momoa's performance can't salvage the generic direction and forgettable plot. See more Gordon J @RT80890238 Oct 18 Diving back into the 2011 reboot of Conan the Barbarian, I was utterly captivated by Jason Momoa's portrayal of the Cimmerian warrior. His physique is a marvel—rippling with raw, primal power that screams ancient berserker. The action is pure adrenaline-fueled poetry. From savage sword clashes in mist-shrouded ruins to brutal, bone-crunching brawls atop crumbling altars, each sequence pulses with kinetic fury. Choreography honors the source material's grit, blending practical stunts with just enough VFX for epic scale—think thundering chariot pursuits and demonic hordes that feel perilously real. What elevates it all is the authentic Hyborian vibe: sun-baked deserts, shadowy sorcerous lairs, and a pantheon of forgotten gods that whisper of Robert E. Howard's mythic pulp roots. This isn't sanitized fantasy; it's a blood-soaked saga of vengeance and wanderlust, evoking the barbaric dawn of civilization. At 113 minutes, it's a lean, mean thrill ride that left me craving more. 10/10 See more Read all reviews

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