It would have been better without an attempt at an historical context because that part failed miserably. We have 'Saxons' dressed up in silly costumes and our hero with very silly hair. 'The North' would be a massive area not somewhere that was within walking distance of the villain's castle. There are also some very strange mountains, unlike anything in England.
However, if you like blood and gore this is for you. The Saxon rebels, specially our hero, are excellent at this fighting malarky and the Normans appear to be rubbish. Our hero is a mysterious stranger who doesn't appear to have a name. The acting is adequate.
Never the less I watched it all the way through just to see how it would end.
However, if you like blood and gore this is for you. The Saxon rebels, specially our hero, are excellent at this fighting malarky and the Normans appear to be rubbish. Our hero is a mysterious stranger who doesn't appear to have a name. The acting is adequate.
Never the less I watched it all the way through just to see how it would end.