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Junior 2022-02-20 08:02:34
Can anyone tell me which language is dubbed in the online version of...
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Rogelio 2022-02-20 08:02:34
Historical film...
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Kole 2022-02-20 08:02:34
I saw it on the movie channel....
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Elmore 2022-02-20 08:02:34
It's another film that I forgot to comment. The war scenes are not very good. Generally, I will give a slightly higher score to this kind of film. Maybe I am more yearning for the...
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Tristin 2022-02-20 08:02:34
It turned out to be Gerald Butler's before I didn't even...
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Syble 2022-02-20 08:02:34
In the movie, "The Whip of God" Attila the Great died on the wedding night of a red-haired Roman woman with a ruined family. The Roman Empire continued to linger, and the Hun Empire that swept Europe and Asia turned its most glorious...
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Andre 2022-02-20 08:02:34
First-rate historical third-rate...
Attila Comments
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Eryn 2022-02-20 08:02:34
Wheel of Destiny
The most dramatic aspect of the film lies in the complicated and profound relationship between Eddieus and Attila.
The most successful and unique aspect of this Attila's biopic lies in the shaping of Eddieus. Without the existence of Egypt, the whole film would only be a thin, pale and... -
Jerod 2022-02-20 08:02:34
The fleeting splendor of the prairie nation
The era when the grassland people ride on horseback is actually less than 200 years away from today, but the true feeling of heartiness and cruelty is long gone.
The prairie used to be like the ocean, a place where power is brewing, with turbulent waves and undercurrents everywhere. When a hero...
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Flavius Aetius: There is only one fathomable reason why you are here, you *need* me.
Placidia: Why would I need you?
Flavius Aetius: If I had to guess, I say that the Huns are on the move again and you and the rest of Rome are pretified with fear.
Placidia: There are rumors of a new warlord amongst the southern tribes. Attila, do you know him?
Flavius Aetius: No, but I know King Rua. And that is what matters.
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Placidia: My daughter married to a barbarian? She'd be the laughingstock of Rome.
Flavius Aetius: I doubt it. At least there'd be a Rome to do the laughing.
