Hold fast...

Live in the now, ffs.

So distant I can´t imagine I lived thru them.

I stole the time machine from uncle Rico on Napoleon Dynamite...who wants to go back to 1982?

Decade by decade... 4 by now! 😢

It's a situation who the movie is bad but the score is genius

Damn we lost this great composer and we lost record producer Martin Birch. 2020 is a horrible year.

God damn. I didn't know it was his score. Makes sense that I remember it from childhood )

@@nathanmiravoutin353 Bad movie? Get of the internet now

RIP Ennio Morricone!🙏

You might even say the music was far better than the movie. The film lacked mastery. The music did not.

@@jswin2084 Yeah, this film is dull as all hell. But the soundtrack is banging.

@@philbecker4676 Actually I like this film better than Conan 2.

@@jswin2084 After watching conan 1 and loving sandahl i just couldnt see her as a villain, its like other actors you get used to see them as good and you cant change that mental image. In one of the last frames of the final fight you can see the actress expression like why im doing this. In these movies you truly need a villain you grow to hate. That same problem happens with conan 2, there wasnt a truly villain here it was more like a mess and betrayal. And of course that dated monster at the end.

@@LtCommanderTato I fell deeply in love with Sandahl B. I dated a woman who had the same eyes, and lost her to sickness. This might be personal for KZfaq. Some times when I watch Conan the barbarian, I see her shadow in Sandahl's face. The scene when Conan lights the pyre makes me very sad. Cheers to you. You have fine taste in women and music my friend.

Marin Petkov Yes you are SO right ..... love his music

+Flingship373 I disagree. I find the whole soundtrack very poignant. Extremely beautiful and brings tears to my eyes.

Marin Petkov he is, but wrong guy to make this soundtrack

It's my favorite from this 🔊 soundtrack. Too bad it's never played in any live Orchestra!

Me too!!

2022)

2024! ❤

They are bringing back Sarah Connor in T6, if that is of any help?

Gal Gadott could pull off a red sonja reboot. Kinda funny how SJW talk about not having enough strong female characters in movies. Like you said. BOTH characters were total bad asses! :)

@Aung Un'Rama yes we all know that, the movie had a dark fate 🤪

@@I_like_turtles_67 Nah we don't say that. We say we want MORE. If your gonna give us shit at least get your facts right you little twerp.

@@kudosbudo little?

Геркулес и Зена-Говно!! Конан и Соня во много раз более лучшие, качественные фильмы!

today it will be feminism shitshow xd

Marvel would have to approve it. Also, judging by the fact she’s a Redhead, they may make her woke or black. No offense or trying to be racist but movies or shows so far with Redheads become dark skinned. Starfire from Teen Titans, Ariel from The Little Mermaid and Batgirl etc.

+TheNorthernwolfman I already did that... It fits great like the Conan(the Barbarian) soundtrack

They were going too had the film casted and everything, it fell through.

Really wish Hollywood would put a stop to squeezing every penny possible out of minions.

Ek, Minions! They had their chance at the spotlight... now, it's time for someone else to have a shot!

I too wish that would happen but I don't think Red Sonja would be suitable to nowadays audiences. In order to greenlight this projetc they would have to change the character almost entirely and I don't think that would please older fans, and don't think that would be enough to bring new fans. We'll have to wait a little more until this sanitized-tentpole--family-pleasing franchise trend fades.

@@joaopauloduartedasilva4101 Red Sonja would be black now...

I know right! 6:02 is my favorite part!

Bless you!

Mauro Casagrande Conan o bárbaro e conta o destruidor são épicos!

That goes for Top Gun and Dirty Dancing but this movie, the movie and music kicked fucking ass.

Ennio tends to do that

@@matthewvoss7365 If you think this movie was good you're either suffering from a serious case of nostalgia or you have awful taste.

@@philbecker4676 It is you who has no taste

@@gilibran You GENUINELY think Red Sonja is a good film?? What are your other favourite films? The Room and Scooby Doo? I loved this film when I was about 8, but that's because most children are stupid and I was no exception. It is fun nostalgia but come on, it's bad. The performances are awful, the action is awful, the whole film just looks drab and between the aforementioned awful action scenes it is just massively dull. The soundtrack is banging, yes, but a banging soundtrack does not a good film make.

+Multi Melta Skyrim is the closest you are going to get.

+shaolin dynasty thats sad

but dark souls isn't very high fantasy, and there's not really a way to play a conan style barbarian

+Gabriel A. but my point is, i dont enjoy those games and they are not built around high fantasy, they are grimdark and rely on cheap deaths and memorization of enemy layout like a megaman game

+Gabriel A. skyrim is barely high fantasy, dark souls is not, i have played both, i like neither. skyrim isnt very good in general, dark souls is grimdark and set up the same as megaman with memorization instead of balanced combat the like of a platinum game or even a skyrim type rpg. yes, it is beatable once you remember exactly where each and every monster is, which is why they have that "blood stain" mechanic. its basically monster hunter, but the monsters damage per attack is turned up to 11 and they're hidden around corners, so they are impossible to see on approach. if you enjoy the gameplay thats fine, but its not classic high fantasy with goblins and trolls and elven kingdoms, and i dont enjoy the gameplay maybe ill try the conan mmo, or dragon's dogma if i can find a copy

1 of the best so far yet

+Caine Fiala Or perfect even for some war movie.

Funny. Considering the artist behind this (Ennio Morricone) Has also done tracks for Western movies. ;)

In fact, it has been said that a lot of Morricone's Western scores could have been easily used in non-Western films

@Le Dernier Gaulois and Alan Silvestri