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Troll (2022)

When an explosion in the Norwegian mountains awakens an ancient troll, officials appoint a fearless paleontologist to stop it from wreaking deadly havoc.

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bertobellamy 03 Dec 2022

A dumb film that tries so hard to be the Norwegian equivalent of 'Godzilla.' The humor is so bad it looks like a 2000's movie. The Roar Uthaugh that shined with 'The Wave' is gone; now he's becoming the new Uwe Boll.

burnthouse 03 Dec 2022

I enjoyed the film, the effects were really solid throughout. There are two unanswered questions that I find myself puzzling over. This is were the spoilers are: 1. If the trolls are made from earth and stone, why do they have a bone skeleton... as seen in the Royal Palace caves? 2. How did they kill the historical tribe of trolls, as the troll that we see in the movie seems impervious to all kinetic or ballistic weapons? If they used mirrors to reflect sunlight into the cave were did the head wounds come from and why didnt the troll at the end of the film not crumble to reveal a skeleton. These may seem trivial but the mythos of trolls demonstrated a strong historical reference material, alluded to in the note book revealing the trolls in sunlight page of aged manuscript.

JLuis_001 03 Dec 2022

No, I just couldn't feel it. There's a brutal imbalance between where the film wants to be funny and where it takes itself too seriously. There's not much science to it, you either choose one way or you choose the other. Troll chooses poorly and the mix doesn't come out the way I think it was intended. Visually it doesn't look cheap and that's a plus but as entertainment, everyone will have to ponder whether its weak proposal is enough to pass the time or will demand more. I give it about 10 days of life on Netflix before it falls into total oblivion.

Jones76 05 Dec 2022

Medioce movie all in all. Great special effects, great locations, I like the overall mood and cinematography. However, the movie is to short, characters are introduced in a bad way, so I don't really care about them. Can't even remember the names. This flick is also full of plot holes and sterotypes e.g. "normal weapons don't work, lets test our super secret brand new wonder rocket our government knows nothing about and destroy our capitol with it".

echioni 21 Dec 2022

norwegian directors are improving their capabilities much more than Hollywood colleagues.