Alatriste - Stand Off
Published 2021-12-21
In the 17th century, the brave don Alatriste in Flanders fought for the Spanish crown. His life changes when a dying soldier asks him to take care of his son. Alatriste returns to Spain, which is now plagued by corruption and poverty.
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All Comments (9)
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Ahh!, OK, it's a movie I have never seen, but certainly recognize Viggo. Viggo was called "the best swordsman I have ever trained" by Bob Anderson, for his role in LOTR. And he speaks fluent Spanish, among others. Good clip, Johnny!
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"My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father, prepare to die."
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That was some 17th century gangsta move from Malatesta.
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I'm shocked how much they changed this from the books. still a good scene tho.
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I should read the books. Pretty intense sense.
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De momento - for the time being
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Now THIS is toxic masculinity.
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it's pretty funny to hear el capitán Alatriste being voiced by Viggo, he does a great job for an english-speaker but no matter what it's always just slightly off :D
