The Norseman [Blu-ray]

How this movie was made with such big actors back then, especially Lee Majors, who was starring in the then popular TV series the Six Million Dollar Man, is beyond me.Such a great concept though!It had so much potential to it, but the type of B-movie filming and acting was sadly laughable.

I confused this with a much latter movie about a Viking raised by American Indians. This was a low budget family venture staring Cornell Wilde , whose work I have always admired ! He is in in poor man ! The lead is Lee Majors and his lovely wife produced this strange movie . if you must watch it bring Cranberry sauce and a large bottle 80 proof or higher booze ! A walk through by the lovely MS Fawcett might have helped

Good simple 1970’s movie.

I saw this movie on tv when I was a kid and liked it. So when I saw it for sale and bought it. 90% of this movie is UNWATCHABLE, litteraly unwatchable. The dialouge is terrible. Once you think there could be nothing worse then the dialouge then you hear the narrator and you sink even lower into bad movie hell. I don't know why the producers thought this movie needed a narrator other than the fact that the characters do things that are so inexplicably stupid that their actions need to be elaborated on.The plot is simple: A band of vikings go to the new world to find out what happened to to a previous party that never returned. They find that the previous viking party have been enslaved by native americans and set about to rescue them. The band is led by Lee Majors who wears an odd looking mask for reasons he doesn't explain. The othe vikings are not dressed better. They wear these comicly huge helmets with ridiculous horns. They look like they belong to Fred Flintstone's water buffalo lodge. Their armor and weapons look like cheap stage props.The last 5 minutes, which involves and chase back to the longship, is not bad. The rest could be used at GITMO to torchure infromation out of terrorists.

We’re we’re at the park camping when this movie was being filmed. That made it worth our while to watch. We enjoyed it.

This movie shows a fairly accurate depiction of what life was like for the brief History of Norse America. It also clearly demonstrates that Christopher Columbus did not discover America, but in reality rediscovered America.

I highly recommend it.

excellent retro viking movie

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