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Apr 12, 1985 · “Ladyhawke” (citywide) soars. It is enchanted. Laced with medieval magic, it has stalwart knights and tremulously fine ladies, heavy-hoofed horses who might have clattered straight out of German...
Apr 2, 2024 · Review of Ladyhawke, a fairy tale film about a curse that keeps a knight and his love apart. Matthew Broderick, Michelle Pfeiffer & Rutger Hauer star.
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Concerning the removal of a certain diabolical curse which keeps two lovers always together, yet always apart, Ladyhawke is a successful, unpretentious little film that uses strong...
May 22, 2012 · While it certainly has a number of flaws and some lost potential, I’m going to make the argument that it is still a good movie, unique in its flavor, and generally underrated. Key Thoughts. I might as well start with Ladyhawke’s most well-known and controversial element: its musical score. My friend Urania calls it “the most beautiful ...
Ladyhawke has the same feel to it as LOTR. Of course LOTR had a far better budget and use of CGI, but Ladyhawke is a very minimalist cousin. Whoever directed this deserved more acclaim. It's an excellent blend of humor, action, mysterious magic, clear morals (which we sometimes need), and great actors.
Parents need to know that Ladyhawke is a dopey 1985 romantic fantasy that will probably bore most kids and sorely try the patience of most grown-ups. Expect the slashing and impaling common to cinematic portrayals of medieval violence. Blood drips from a victim's mouth but is otherwise scarce. Several people….
There are pacing problems, but Ladyhawke has an undeniable romantic sweep that's stronger than most fantasy epics of its ilk. Read Critics Reviews
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- Fantasy, Adventure
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