Réalisation:
Joe LynchPhotographie:
Sam McCurdyMusique:
Bear McCrearyActeurs·trices:
Peter Dinklage, Summer Glau, Margarita Levieva, Ryan Kwanten, Steve Zahn, Jimmi Simpson, Joshua Malina, Danny Pudi, W. Earl Brown, Douglas Tait (plus)Résumés(1)
KNIGHTS OF BADASSDOM follows three best friends (Peter Dinklage, Steve Zahn and Ryan Kwanten) and dedicated LARPers (Live Action Role Players) as they take to the woods to reenact a dungeons and dragons-like scenario fresh out of the mythical Middle Ages. Trouble arises after they unwittingly conjure up some serious evil in the form of a blood-lusting Succubus, from the pits of hell. Fantasy and reality collide on the Fields of Evermore in an all-out epic battle of make-believe wizards, demons and assorted mythical creatures. Their courage and friendship is put to the test as they attempt to vanquish the evil they have summoned. Will the group prove to simply be foam sword-wielding LARPers, or true "Knights of Badassdom?" (eOne Films International)
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A LARP that is too realistic and too bloody, but as a comedy. It doesn't have the comedic quality of Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, but it's still quite entertaining. The music is energetic, the characters are pleasantly dim-witted, and even if LARPing means nothing to you, there are moments here that can grab your attention. The special effects are good, but certainly not excellent. That is generally the case with the entire film. There is humor in it, but it's not the kind that knocks you off your feet. More jokes and it would be an absolute blast.
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It has a couple of nice sequences and ideas, but overall it’s hurt by the fact that most of the humour is repeatedly based on the idea that “LARP is a bit cringe, but also quite cute fun”, which gets boring. The battle with the rubber cushion at the end is just cringe, unfortunately. Cute, not even by chance.
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