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Kingdom

  • 2001
  • 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
53
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Kingdom (2001)
AdventureFamilyFantasyMystery

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  • Director
    • Kenneth D. Barker
  • Writer
    • Kenneth D. Barker
  • Stars
    • Simon Kirk
    • Manouk van der Meulen
    • David Bowles
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.2/10
    53
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Kenneth D. Barker
    • Writer
      • Kenneth D. Barker
    • Stars
      • Simon Kirk
      • Manouk van der Meulen
      • David Bowles
    • 6User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Andy Moore
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    • Jenny Wood
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    10david bowles

    Very enjoyable family entertainment with original ideas and magical scenes.

    Enjoyed the film, the story, and the special effects inter-action. The Dragons and their well-being are uppermost in the Creator's mind and show through the ongoing plot. Very enjoyable family entertainment with original ideas and magical scenes.
    1Dereksdontrun

    Don't Put Yourself Through This

    It's truly awful. Not just low-budget awful but real mind-crushingly BAD in every way. And the worst thing is they're selling them online as a 'family' movie. Kids won't watch this in a million years. It's ponderous and so slow moving. Save your money.
    Pgrant-4

    Fun and innovative Brit Dragon movie with a family bias

    Hi Fellow film fans,

    I logged onto the Kingdom website and eventually bought a copy of the film. Okay its made on low budget, but the story is pretty unique and original. Hollywood might have bigger sets and more showy visuals, but considering this was made using off the shelf software, it's a pretty cool movie. A couple of magazines (I saw it in Camcorder User and SFX) have even reviewed the film - giving generally positive critiques. I had no problems listening to my VHS copy on a mono TV set.

    My two kids enjoyed it enough to keep them quite for an hour and a half. Now my sister's kids won't give it back.

    Watching Kingdom has encouraged me to dabble in making my own short (it's a start!) after realising its all too easy to borrow a film off a friend without paying for it, then make semi-literate and snide remarks about someone's work. You can't please all the people all the time. At least the team behind Kingdom have something to be proud of.
    1J_Robinson

    Where's the sequal!!!!!!!!

    I too have borrowed the film from a friend, and to my shock discoverd a well written and exciting story, which had me glued to my seat for the full duration. Although I understand that the budget was low, the special effects more than matched up to those of Lucas and Co, (who have millions to play with). To my disapointment my friend wanted the copy back, so someone else could watch it (I will be buying it on VHS in the near future, or DVD if one is available), I found that it was a one off and a new film was being produced, not in the slightest relating to the struggle of man against evil but of an old Spanish woman (correct me if im wrong), come on we want more action! I can only hope that there is a script in development for a sequal (or even a preqil) and a backer is found to front the cash. I believe that the director is an untapped talent and is just waiting for Hollywood to call, and if he keeps on producing work like this then he won't have to wait long!
    1prohibited-name-1544

    Dragons in Leeds

    My friend lent me this on video and I would like to advise anyone to stay away from it. It's one of the poorest films ever made. The script (involving dragons in Leeds) is laughable, the direction turgid and the sound almost inaudible. I'd imagine a visually and aurally challenged person to make a better film. In it's defense it could be said that it is low budget but to counter that I'd say if you make a low budget film that cost a packet of crisps why would you use computer graphics? It doesn't make sense and looks terrible.

    If you want to see how low budget fantasy should be done check out Bad Taste

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    Still frame
    Adventure
    Drew Barrymore and Pat Welsh in E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)
    Family
    Elijah Wood in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
    Fantasy
    Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway in Chinatown (1974)
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      • United Kingdom
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      • English
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      • Water on the Rock
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      • 1h 36m(96 min)
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