2014·Action·1h 38m
6.8
★
A mysterious warrior teams up with the daughter and son of a deposed Chinese Emperor to defeat their cruel brother, who seeks their deaths.
Directed by Nick Powell
asia
emperor
crusade
knight
chinese emperor
warrior
12th century
the crusades
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Cast
Nicolas Cage
Gallain
Hayden Christensen
Jacob
Liu Yifei
Lian
Andy On Chi-Kit
Shing
Anoja Dias Bolt
Anika
Byron Lawson
Captain Peng
Fernando Chien
Wu
Jawed Berni
The Moor Captain
Preston Baker
Crusader
Ron Smoorenburg
Crusader
Alaa Safi
The Moor
Paul Philip Clark
Crusader B
Crew
Nick Powell
Director
Guillaume Roussel
Original Music Composer
Xun Zhang
Producer
Ying Ye
Producer
Gary Hamilton
Producer
Christopher Milburn
Producer
Tove Christensen
Producer
Mark Canton
Executive Producer
Jeremy Bolt
Producer
Mike Gabrawy
Executive Producer
Olivier Walczak
Sound Editor
PoPing AuYeung
Casting
Popular Reviews
35 reviews
Grady
2.0★ · 02/21/25
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Vivian
2.0★ · 04/07/26
not even my glorious king could save this
not even my glorious king could save this
Alfred HitchTOK
6.0★ · 07/21/25
Cage takes a secondary role in the Hayden Christensen starring adventure flick about a former crusader, assisting a Chinese Princess (Liu Yifei) and Prince (Bill Su Jiahang) to escape their dastardly brother (Andy On) who plans to off them and seize control of the throne. Cage is Gallain, Christensen’s one time trainer (wait…Obi Wan?), who has a serious case of Crusade afflicted ptsd.
It’s heavy on the white saviour narrative and at time feels like a hodge podge of historical inaccuracies (take one Chinese dynasty, add one Crusader, spice with some faux-British accents and jokes about goat farts, stir vigorously and present), but there is some decent action chops and the Chinese scenery and cinematography is pretty gorgeous.
It’s heavy on the white saviour narrative and at time feels like a hodge podge of historical inaccuracies (take one Chinese dynasty, add one Crusader, spice with some faux-British accents and jokes about goat farts, stir vigorously and present), but there is some decent action chops and the Chinese scenery and cinematography is pretty gorgeous.
Cage takes a secondary role in the Hayden Christensen starring adventure flick about a former crusader, assisting a Chinese Princess (Liu Yifei) and Prince (Bill Su Jiahang) to escape their dastardly brother (Andy On) who plans to off them and seize control of the throne. Cage is Gallain, Christensen’s one time trainer (wait…Obi Wan?), who has a serious case of Crusade afflicted ptsd.
It’s heavy on the white saviour narrative and at time feels like a hodge podge of historical inaccuracies (take one Chinese dynasty, add one Crusader, spice with some faux-British accents and jokes about goat farts, stir vigorously and present), but there is some decent action chops and the Chinese scenery and cinematography is pretty gorgeous.
It’s heavy on the white saviour narrative and at time feels like a hodge podge of historical inaccuracies (take one Chinese dynasty, add one Crusader, spice with some faux-British accents and jokes about goat farts, stir vigorously and present), but there is some decent action chops and the Chinese scenery and cinematography is pretty gorgeous.
Lara
2.0★ · 07/07/25
One of the stalest story lines and worst and non sensical bunch accents I’ve ever seen. Yet I don’t regret wasting my time watching
One of the stalest story lines and worst and non sensical bunch accents I’ve ever seen. Yet I don’t regret wasting my time watching
TaylorPRO
6.0★ · 02/04/25
Rip sir nicolas cage
Rip sir nicolas cage