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Description: Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Fantasy / Theatrical Release: 1986 / Director: Ridley Scott / Actors: Tom Cruise, ... more Newest Review: ... some of his earlier work. Although there isn't a great deal to it, it was still really entertaining. The onscreen visuals are ... more |
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by Cheznal - written on 29.12.07 (Useful, 8 readings)
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What can i say but it's a classic !!!! ~~~quick summary~~~ An enchanting fairytale to capture the hearts and minds of adults and children alike. A classic storyline of the fairies vs demons, good vs evil. A good watch for those of a fantastical, mythical and magical mind. ~~~ The Plot ~~~ A young Tom Cruise plays the main male character, who goes by the name Jack, who must defeat the Lord of Darkness (Tim Curry), who is looking to find the power to allow him to rule the world. Thus, he can obtain by killing the last two unicorns, both a male and a female. He unfortunately manages to kill the male unicorn, but can (and ...
by Sullivat - written on 30.05.02 (Very useful, 1010 readings)
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Legend Ultimate Edition DVD Region 1 US NTSC disk AND CERTAINLY NOT THE UK REGION 2 DISK (see below) Darkness (Tim Curry), a demon, wishes to plunge the world into eternal night, to do this he needs to get himself hitched and exterminate the power of light as embodied in a pair of unicorns. Meanwhile Princess Lily (Mia Sara aged 17!) is visiting the forest to meet sweetheart Jack (Tom Cruise), a forest sprite. Jack takes Lily to see the unicorns. Lily wants to get closer. The unicorns are drawn to her innocence. Unfortunately this allows the minions of Darkness to shoot a poison dart into one of the beasts. Jack and ...
by Zozzy - written on 05.09.03 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I don’t know about you but there is a part of me that, when I’m watching Lord of the Rings, wants Middle Earth to be real and the good guys to be like Viggo Mortensen and Orlando Bloom and the bad guys to be easily identifiable because they’re so damn ugly. When I watched The Last Unicorn, I wanted unicorns to be real. What if Lara Croft really existed? Life would be so much more interesting if Batman was real, preferably in his George Clooney incarnation! Of all of that lot, though, I would prefer Lord of the Rings to be real, and if it were I would be straight down the estate agents to check out real estate prices near Rivendell (although I ...
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28.11.2000
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