ThiefHott Too much of everything

StunnaKrypto Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

ShangLuda Admirable film.

Yazmin Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

AbominableVermin Totally cliché'd.From the first scenes we see scarcely clad girls running over the cat-ways drawn up for some inconceivable reason... warlords... spell-casters. Well, city of Galiad looks impressive, but it cannot make this hotchpotch the authentic Russian fantasy, as it was presented.I couldn't hold back the smile seeing our protagonist acquiring his party of comic relief characters... But than... 'Twin Gods'!!! It made me literally ROFL! From that point I've been in state of bliss and happily didn't die from boredom as final boss scene was drawing near.But the question still remains, What Was This?

moovizfan I was amazed by the quality of his film. Acting is better than regular, CGI is right in your face. But the big difference with US pictures is that the narration here clearly has elements of Russian Folk Traditions, something that really adds to the usual fantasy/action films. Many subplots fuel the story and help establishing a singular environment that has an identity of its own. Costumes and sets also display a 1st class quality know-how. The Film was made for 20M US$ and earned more than that at the domestic Box Office in just 3 weeks of exploitation. Something that shows that Russian Audiences are clearly eager to see local productions. Definitely a must see, at least for curiosity!

ventsiu I was looking for some traditional adventure movie, yet with an intriguing story. Honestly movies like Eragon didn't manage to deliver that sense of real epic journey. So I was in the mood to try something new when I stumbled across that Russian gem. Even from its very beginning the Wolfhound lived up to my expectations.A brilliant recreation of the well-known story about a boy, who seeks revenge for his murdered family. Without any unnecessary delay the story jumps in time and the boy is already a swordsman on his quest for justice for his slaughtered tribe. Following his destiny Valkodav makes new friends in the face of a charming bat, a blind magician, a saved victim and a bedazzling princess.What I particularly like about this movie is its realistic atmosphere. The people look staggeringly rigid and joyless, the breath-taking scenery alternates with evil-infected places like the dark and muddy pagan village. The hero bleeds like anyone else who meets the blade. When the ultimate battle takes place Valkodav is at his upsurge to change the course of history.If you liked Conan and The Lord of the Rings, Wolfhound would certainly surge some emotions you though you had forgotten. And all I can do is to restlessly wait for the sequel.

mozakoperacije like in summary i'll say once again...read the book stupid f**ks!!!!! This is the one of the best fantasy books from M.Semionova,and at least a true diamond of Russian literature from this field.I know that for the average people is sometimes hard to read the book and then to watch the movie...but hear this,there is a big difference from someone who only knows for movie version and a true admirer of this stuff.I think most of people were expecting to much,at least.Pay more attention on acting and the atmosphere thru the movie...Hollywood is,for a long time now,without a good script,and i will always more appreciate an European movie...this is the best advice i can give it to you all..