Jay Hernandez, Dilnaz Akhmadieva, Kuno Becker
Nomad: The Warrior tells the story of a boy who is destined to one day unite the three warring tribes of the country who have survived and fought for centuries – against invaders, against their formid...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 24, 2007
Stats: 280 reviews
The story of a young warrior uniting the Kazakh tribes of the vast tundra plains against Mongolian invaders. Although it combines a few international B-movie stars to tell this tale, the film actually looks really good and far from cheap. The cinematography and landscapes are ver...( read more)
The movie was pretty good, but very very slow. The story was dragged out and in some parts actually confusing. Some of the cast choices was questionable...other then that the fight scenes were really good and the overall "history-lesson" was interesting.
One of those gems that nobody knows about but you end seeing by mistake. This is an absorbing movie about a warrior that is destined to unite the different Khazak tribes against the invading Mongols. I would definitely recommend this movie. It is not 100 percent accurate historic...( read more)
Puede resultar un poco lenta y confusa, la elección del reparto es cuestionable... me costó ver a Kuno como asiático =s. Cinematográficamente es regular, nada extraordinaria.
I like all movies sword, blade and honor! This is one of them. Although poorly shot, poorly directed, it still is a very good one-time view.
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