SYNOPSICS
The Scorpion King: Book of Souls (2018) is a English movie. Don Michael Paul has directed this movie. Zach McGowan,Howard Charles,Nathan Jones,Peter Mensah are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. The Scorpion King: Book of Souls (2018) is considered one of the best Action,Adventure,Fantasy movie in India and around the world.
In ancient Egypt, the mighty warlord, Nebserek, steals the fabled Fang of Anubis--a cursed sword imbued with the power of hell and the strength of its countless victims--intent on creating his evil empire. As the ruthless monarch burns down to the ground a small village, the wounded Akkadian mercenary, Mathayus, joins forces with the Nubian princess, Tala, to embark on a long and dangerous quest to find the mystical Book of Souls: the only thing that can put an end to Nebserek's tyranny. Will the legendary Scorpion King bring hope and restore peace?
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The Scorpion King: Book of Souls (2018) Reviews
Has enough fighting and fan service to keep one awake for an hour and a half
The Scorpion King: Book of Souls: 5 out of 10: The Scorpion King's plan to live the simple life is ruined when a mad king (Not played by Tony Todd) with a demon possed sword threatens his idyllic farm life and it is off to find the titular Book of Souls which is the only thing that can stop The Mad Kings Demon Sword. The Good: Well it is better than Scorpion King 2. Sand and sandal film has some decent fight scenes, keeps the camera in focus, some PG-13 fan service and a funny Golem (Jewish not Middle Earth). If you can ignore the story (I highly recommend this) there is some family-friendly action adventure waiting for you. The Bad: If you cannot ignore the story you are in for a rough ride. For starters even trying to figure out the geography of everyone is a chore. (I know where the Nubians are historically but I have no idea where the Scorpion King is currently residing or where Not Tony Todd and his army are hailing from or where the Book of Souls is supposed to be and why they are next to the ocean unless that was the only place to film the sand scenes. In addition, the movie suffers from the Death Star destroyed let's call this a win syndrome. Even if you destroy Not Tony Todd's magic sword he still has a fanatical army and you are still three people and a Gollum. The Ugly: Why is this a Scorpion King movie? Seriously. The story fits a lot better as a Pg-13 Conan adventure and the lead actor looks nothing like the Scorpion King. Honestly if you called this Price of Persia and the Book of Souls it would make a lot more sense in both casting and story. In Conclusion: It moves fast enough and has enough fighting and fan service to keep one awake for an hour and a half. Family friendly and fun to tear apart while watching it is at least a somewhat enjoyable romp. That Gollum is hilarious BTW. He really needs a better movie.
Horrible film but fun to watch...
It does have a slow pace, but the fight scenes are well choreographed. I think the writing had it's moments, but was not much dialogue. Direction was slow, and the scenes were choppy for a quest oriented film. The acting was moderate to ok Pearl Thusi did a great job of carrying the film. Graphically not bad at all, and the camera work was very well done. I don't think I would watch it again, but was entertaining.
Ok Movie
It was a decent action movie I suppose, but the cast was truly gorgeous.
There will be no mercy for those who have not shown mercy!!!
Loovvvveee it!!!! SK is back and better than ever. Gone is the camp and the cheese and in comes the action adventure. This is what SK should be, and I'm glad they've rethunk it!!! Very good movie, impressively directed, especially at this budget level!!! Kudos!!! Keep slaying, SK!!!
I don't quest
You don't have to have watched the other four in the series to understand this one. The series has been going in the direction of comedy and camp. This film has none of that. Like the other films, it uses a loose concept and knowledge of ancient times in regard to people and geography. BTW the Sumerians wrote in cuneiforms and not hieroglyphs. The Akkadians were a Semitic people who lived basically in Iraq. I don't think there was ever a "last one." Nebserek (Peter Mensah) obtains the all-powerful sword of Anubis and wants to kill the Scorpion King. Through a long series of events, the Scorpion King (Zach McGowan) goes after Nebserek along with the Queen of the Nubians (Pearl Thusi) a half-naked Amina (Katy Louise Saunders) and her clay golem (Nathan Jones). This is a formula action film with a climax battle which includes the two titan-like guys in a fight to the death. Decent performances for a "B" film. I missed the corny stuff. Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. People in scanty outfits, Zach McGowan nude from the side.