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# The 13th Warrior

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Antonio Banderas (THE MASK OF ZORRO) brings huge star power to an immensely thrilling action-adventure from the hit-making director of DIE HARD and THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR! An exiled ambassador far from his homeland, Ahmed (Banderas) comes across a fierce band of warriors who are being attacked by ferocious creatures legendary for devouring all living things in their path! And when an old fortune-teller warns the combatants that they are doomed to failure without a 13th warrior, Ahmed is given no choice but to join their battle and help conquer the mysterious enemy! Suspenseful and endlessly exciting, this exhilarating hit is sure to thrill anyone who enjoys action on an epic scale!

Review: Fantastic telling of BEOWULF epic cast and film!! - This is easily one of my top 15 favorite films, of all time! That alone may mean little, given the large number of feature films produced and released or re-released each year without any real critical support or word of mouth, among loyal fans of various genre's of serious cinema! "THE 13th WARRIOR" is a film that was almost never made due to budgetary problems and cost overruns. It's based on a book "EATERS OF THE DEAD" by Michael Crichton. This film is the most realistic telling of the classic BEOWULF literary epic that doesn't miss much. The epic nature of the film and characters are phenomenal! You will not be watching some cheaply OVERDONE CGI MONSTER MOVIE. But rather a well crafted MOTION PICTURE based on one of the few great classics of ancient literature. The music and casting are exceptional. But the way the film takes us to a long gone past is really excellent. An adventure film, horror film, and historically accurate film in one. I hope you enjoy it!
Review: Why not. - I was 18 when this movie came out in the theaters. I went to see it twice. Did I like it? No, I loved it. (cliche', I know) I wont go into the scores or rave about who was in it because if you are in my age range you dont know any one but Antonio Banderas any ways. The movie it self was great for me and I stress ME because I loved the purely brutal style of voilence. When some one gets killed you know that they are dead. Now I know a lot of people who read this will say "its not that violent" but for its time it was. You didnt get to see to many movies at the time where people died by sword like this. Later we got things like Gladiator and 300. I have read a lot of bad reviews about this movie (wich made me want to write a good one) because people sit here and say the story is weak sauce, the acting is bad, complaints about the lighting... really? I read reviews that complained about why they didnt use certain actors... any ways. Lets face it, if you read the title it should give you an idea about what you are going to see. i.e. Saving Private Ryan. Leaves a lot of the guess work out of what its about. So people sit and complain about it but if you didnt know what you were sitting down to thats your problem. Its a story, based on a book, and I will say loosely, names are about the only thing the same, about an Arab who joins up with Vikings against his wishs' and heads off to help a kingdom survive and fight off an ancient threat. Now... based on that, how many of you are surprised there are a few battle scenes? Or that there are a lot of deaths? How many ancient threats are out there in cinema that go away by singing and dancing? Right, so now we get that this is a movie about violence, death, killing, blood and gore. If you dont like those things this movie isnt for you. People have also said there is no story line here. I dissagree. The story is... well see above starting at Arab. Friendships are made and lost due to a few deaths. People fall in love, bla bla bla. Visually I loved the movie because I like that gloomy foggy mountainess look. I have no idea if Viking and Arabs of the kind existed in the same time frame or not, so if your an expert of such things, try and look past that. The people in the movie are likeable enough that you care if any of them die (if they got any screen time) other wise they just kind of go away in a battle scene and you go "ok guess so and so died" My one complaint are the names. You know Banderas as Arab or Ebin, and Bolvine spelled Boulfife or some such thing if you look in the credits but other than that I dont think they ever say any one elses name... well there is a part where the Arab is looking for the scout and calles him something to the effect of Ethal but thats not much to go by. For those of you who do happen to know actors and actress' Dont see this movie if you are only seeing it for Omar Sharif or Diane Venora. Thier roles are little more than Cameos. The movie is fun, not meant to be taken too serioulsy and enjoyed for what it is. Decent banter, good killing and credits.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 15,800 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Action/Adventure
- **Format:** NTSC, AC-3, Color, Anamorphic, Widescreen, Multiple Formats, Closed-captioned, Dolby
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- **Language:** English, French, Spanish
- **Runtime:** 1 hour and 43 minutes

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic telling of BEOWULF epic cast and film!!
*by J***H on February 13, 2026*

This is easily one of my top 15 favorite films, of all time! That alone may mean little, given the large number of feature films produced and released or re-released each year without any real critical support or word of mouth, among loyal fans of various genre's of serious cinema! "THE 13th WARRIOR" is a film that was almost never made due to budgetary problems and cost overruns. It's based on a book "EATERS OF THE DEAD" by Michael Crichton. This film is the most realistic telling of the classic BEOWULF literary epic that doesn't miss much. The epic nature of the film and characters are phenomenal! You will not be watching some cheaply OVERDONE CGI MONSTER MOVIE. But rather a well crafted MOTION PICTURE based on one of the few great classics of ancient literature. The music and casting are exceptional. But the way the film takes us to a long gone past is really excellent. An adventure film, horror film, and historically accurate film in one. I hope you enjoy it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why not.
*by J***S on October 26, 2011*

I was 18 when this movie came out in the theaters. I went to see it twice. Did I like it? No, I loved it. (cliche', I know) I wont go into the scores or rave about who was in it because if you are in my age range you dont know any one but Antonio Banderas any ways. The movie it self was great for me and I stress ME because I loved the purely brutal style of voilence. When some one gets killed you know that they are dead. Now I know a lot of people who read this will say "its not that violent" but for its time it was. You didnt get to see to many movies at the time where people died by sword like this. Later we got things like Gladiator and 300. I have read a lot of bad reviews about this movie (wich made me want to write a good one) because people sit here and say the story is weak sauce, the acting is bad, complaints about the lighting... really? I read reviews that complained about why they didnt use certain actors... any ways. Lets face it, if you read the title it should give you an idea about what you are going to see. i.e. Saving Private Ryan. Leaves a lot of the guess work out of what its about. So people sit and complain about it but if you didnt know what you were sitting down to thats your problem. Its a story, based on a book, and I will say loosely, names are about the only thing the same, about an Arab who joins up with Vikings against his wishs' and heads off to help a kingdom survive and fight off an ancient threat. Now... based on that, how many of you are surprised there are a few battle scenes? Or that there are a lot of deaths? How many ancient threats are out there in cinema that go away by singing and dancing? Right, so now we get that this is a movie about violence, death, killing, blood and gore. If you dont like those things this movie isnt for you. People have also said there is no story line here. I dissagree. The story is... well see above starting at Arab. Friendships are made and lost due to a few deaths. People fall in love, bla bla bla. Visually I loved the movie because I like that gloomy foggy mountainess look. I have no idea if Viking and Arabs of the kind existed in the same time frame or not, so if your an expert of such things, try and look past that. The people in the movie are likeable enough that you care if any of them die (if they got any screen time) other wise they just kind of go away in a battle scene and you go "ok guess so and so died" My one complaint are the names. You know Banderas as Arab or Ebin, and Bolvine spelled Boulfife or some such thing if you look in the credits but other than that I dont think they ever say any one elses name... well there is a part where the Arab is looking for the scout and calles him something to the effect of Ethal but thats not much to go by. For those of you who do happen to know actors and actress' Dont see this movie if you are only seeing it for Omar Sharif or Diane Venora. Thier roles are little more than Cameos. The movie is fun, not meant to be taken too serioulsy and enjoyed for what it is. Decent banter, good killing and credits.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ a Beowulf (re)telling worth the time . . . over and over again
*by J***M on April 13, 2008*

Several weeks ago, I reviewed the recently released, epic disaster Beowulf. At that time I indicated that---among many other things the movie prompted me to do---one was to watch The 13th Warrior yet again to "wash my mind out and refocus on a really well done telling of the Beowulf legend." Well, just this evening I watched it yet again. I will NEVER tire of watching this film. Every time I watch it, something new/never-before-seen catches my eye in terms of how the story is (re)told. It is one of the richest films I have seen in many years: from the sheer glory of the story told to its relation to historical fact to the use of scene to create and then emphasize those details which weld the story to your heart to the adaptation of/to foreign language learning to the story-telling (diegetic) qualities of the music. The film is rife with features that appeal to all audiences. I have not met anyone who did not love the film. While an adventure story par excellence, the film is consistent with creator Crichton's other works in that it provides a realistic interpretation of what has become myth and legend. There are no monsters other than the apparently monstrous men seeking to defend what they see as their own way of life on which others are encroaching and adversely affecting; there are no superheroes other than the men and women willing to stand against what they believe to be ravenous oppressors. And it is around this universal theme that a wonderfully "illustrated" story is told from the perspective of a lone Arab poet-ambassador-become-unwilling-warrior. This is not beyond the realm of possibility: Gwyn Jones---in his work, A History of the Vikings---documents the extensive interaction between the Norsemen and the Arab cultures around the rivers and seas of Inner Asia. It pays to be attentive to all of the film-story elements: facial expressions, dialogue, action sequences. There are many that repeat themselves in different contexts, relying on the earlier moments to give the later ones a higher level of meaning and credence. Consider just two: (1) the "only an Arab would bring a dog to war" motif which resurfaces several times over as (a) the now understood derisive remark, (b) the "jumping dog" moment which overcomes the derision of the earlier "joke," (c) the Arab on his "jumping dog" leaving the stockade to rescue a child when no-one else will move, (d) the real dog which is attached to the Beowulf character; and (2) the ability to draw words and stories which (a) can later be redrawn and recited back, (a) that can make a poor warrior "wealthy," and (b) which can grant immortality---which highlights the subtle implication that the Arab character, who happens also to be a poet, might well have been the author of what we today know as Beowulf. While the film is not "perfect, the only serious flaw, in my mind, is the computer animated sequence of the Norse ship at sea. But for that, I find the movie wholly believable, not requiring a substantial "willing suspension of disbelief."

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