Ironmaster, la guerre du fer

Titre original : La guerra del ferro: Ironmaster

1983
1h 30min

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4,6/10

1,1 k

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Action Adventure

Un homme violent est expulsé de sa tribu après avoir tué deux de ses aînés. Il découvre un moyen de fabriquer des armes en fer et commence à faire la guerre aux tribus de la région. Son riva... Tout lireUn homme violent est expulsé de sa tribu après avoir tué deux de ses aînés. Il découvre un moyen de fabriquer des armes en fer et commence à faire la guerre aux tribus de la région. Son rival parvient à s'échapper et jure de l'arrêter.Un homme violent est expulsé de sa tribu après avoir tué deux de ses aînés. Il découvre un moyen de fabriquer des armes en fer et commence à faire la guerre aux tribus de la région. Son rival parvient à s'échapper et jure de l'arrêter.

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NOTE IMDb

4,6/10

1,1 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Throughout most of the film's fight sequences, Sam Pasco was doubled by fellow bodybuilder (and star of numerous Italian 'Peplum' films) Pietro Torrisi who also has a small part as one of the evil henchmen. Note that the two never appear onscreen together.

Citations
Vuud: You won, Ala, but one day there will be another Vuud.

Connexions
Featured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 1 (2005)

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Ho-hum fantasy about primitive man

My review was written in August 1985 after watching the movie on Prism video cassette.

Made in 1982, "Ironmaster" is an Italian adventure fantasy right off the assembly line that has copied recent trends in Yank and Aussie action pics. In this case, it's mainly "Quest for Fire" time, though the primitive men here are far more advanced.

George Eastman is in the tile role, portraying a power-hungry Iron Age man who discovers the art of iron smelting and uses it to make swords. He has been passed over by his tribe elders who want a woman to succeed them, but Eastman as Vude plans to conquer his and other neighboring tribes.

In opposition is young muscleman Aela (Sam Pasco), who not only steals Vude's swords but invents a bow & arrow to easily subdue the baddies. Corny finish has him destroying all these weapons of war after they've done the job.

Picture is strictly routine, with no nudity, discreet (mainly) violence and little period atmosphere. Lensing is competent, including unusual (for this genre) locations, shot in South Dakota, with a small buffalo herd grazing nearby.