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Movie Review: A Legend of the Steppes Gives the Mongols What For — “Rise of the Conqueror”
A Danish American bit-player rolls the dice as star and co-writer of a big-screen Medieval combat period piece in “Rise of the Conqueror,” a good looking but strained bit of mid-Mongol Empire history shot where all of this really happened … Continue reading
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Tagged central-asia, hiking, mongols, movie-review, samarkand, silk-road, steppes, the-chosen, timur
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Movie Review: Injured on a Hike, Pondering what it means “To Die Alone”
Say this for the indie thriller “To Die Alone.” It certainly punches above its weight in setting, scenery and the way cinematographer Shelby Lee Parks filmed it. Drone shots that traverse a sea of fir trees far into the horizon, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, hiking, horror, indie-cinema, mount-shasta-movie, movie-review
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