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Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 99 minutes
Genre: Action
Directors: Farren Blackburn
Writers: Matthew Read
Casts: Charlie Bewley, Michael Jibson, Theo Barklem-Biggs, James Cosmo, Ivan Kaye, Clive Standen, Elliot Cowan, Guy Flanagan, Glynis Barber, Alexandra Dowling
Ratings: 
(35 votes, average: 3.23 out of 5)
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(35 votes, average: 3.23 out of 5)Loading...Reviews
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Time Out London -
It’s hardly high art, but for a cheapjack homegrown action flick this is surprisingly solid.
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The Guardian -
Bewley is persuasive as the boy who would be king, while Michael Jibson stands out among the support as a foulmouthed berserker, along with Cosmo, who brings a touch of class without ever having to get up from his bed.
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Empire -
A bloody-knuckled fightfest, back-dropped by the beautiful Welsh countryside, this defies its budget to bring a little epic to Viking Britain.
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Total Film -
Gamely directed and acted, but a little threadbare in terms of plot and design, it’s suitably savage but not quite fun enough to forgive the flaws.
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Slant Magazine -
An unbearably stupid exercise in gore that deserves to die the same cruel, soulless death that nearly every character does at some point in the film.
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Hammer of the Gods (2013)
Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.
Hammer of the Gods (2013)
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Information
Released Year: 2013
Runtime: 99 minutes
Genre: Action
Directors: Farren Blackburn
Writers: Matthew Read
Casts: Charlie Bewley, Michael Jibson, Theo Barklem-Biggs, James Cosmo, Ivan Kaye, Clive Standen, Elliot Cowan, Guy Flanagan, Glynis Barber, Alexandra Dowling
Storyline
Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.
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Reviews
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Time Out London -
It’s hardly high art, but for a cheapjack homegrown action flick this is surprisingly solid.
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The Guardian -
Bewley is persuasive as the boy who would be king, while Michael Jibson stands out among the support as a foulmouthed berserker, along with Cosmo, who brings a touch of class without ever having to get up from his bed.
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Empire -
A bloody-knuckled fightfest, back-dropped by the beautiful Welsh countryside, this defies its budget to bring a little epic to Viking Britain.
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Total Film -
Gamely directed and acted, but a little threadbare in terms of plot and design, it’s suitably savage but not quite fun enough to forgive the flaws.
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Slant Magazine -
An unbearably stupid exercise in gore that deserves to die the same cruel, soulless death that nearly every character does at some point in the film.
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Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.
Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.
Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.
Action epic sees a passionate young man transform into a brutal warrior as he travels the unforgiving landscape in search of his long lost brother Hakan The Ferrocious, whose people are relying on him to restore order to their kingdom.