Vikings: Battle of Kings is based on the true story of the famous historical hero Vladimir I. As the most legendary and meritorious emperor among the Kievan Rus' princes, Vladimir was the youngest of the three princes and a weak nature, and because he was the "illegitimate son" of his father and maid, he was not valued by the family and was ridiculed and discriminated against by the world. After the violent death of his father and the murder of the second prince by the grand prince to seize the throne, a barbaric and violent Viking team was organized from the family's hometown and began to take revenge on his brother and the aliens who killed his father.
Vladimir, the protagonist of Viking: Battle of Kings, has a more bizarre life and a bumpy experience. He was the third prince of Kievan Rus' but was the illegitimate son of The Grand Duke of Kiev, Sviatoslav I, born with a double entangled and contradictory identity. Because of these reasons, he was kind but also a little cowardly, and finally under the call of justice and the counterattack of loyal generals, he fought all the way to revenge and finally won victory.
The reason why Vladimir was able to fight back from a controversial figure who was discriminated against to a heroic emperor was not only because of his royal blood background and righteous and kind nature, but also because of good luck. For example, in the film, Vladimir is repeatedly favored by the gods to help him win battles again and again.
Vladimir was pushed into the path of counterattack, and all the way through the barriers to the success of the counterattack, largely because of the help of the loyal general Sveneld. Swineld was the "god of war" of Kievan Rus' who spent his life serving the Rurik family, and after the death of Grand Duke Sviatoslav I of Kiev, he chose the second prince Oleg. After Oleg was killed by the Grand Prince, he instead chose to help Vladimir. He was a man of many battles, courageous and resourceful, and was Vladimir's right-hand man in creating a successful foundation.
The reason why good luck and loyalty are all in favor of Flamy kir is because his good nature is the embodiment of justice, and it is also a positive spiritual expression of the film. Although his courage can be seen everywhere in the movie and even a little rough and brutal, he also has a soft and kind heart, when he shows love to the two heroines, when he confesses his crimes in the church, when Sveneld stimulates his fighting spirit at the end of the movie but chooses peace, we can see the shining humanity of the male protagonist, perhaps this is also the reason why good luck and good ministers often accompany him, and also confirm that "more help is lost and less helped".
Actor Daniela Kozlovsky interprets this legendary hero male protagonist quite plump and vivid, he has both handsome features, a large and strong figure, a sexy and charming charm, but also a melancholy and kind look, on the battlefield agile and strong, at the peak of desire brave and seductive, in the literary drama moving and calm, the charm of this famous historical figure is fully interpreted.
"Vikings: Battle of Kings" shows the ups and downs of the heroic characters' ups and downs in the epic life, naturally there are a large number of magnificent, fierce and cruel war fighting scenes, impacting people's audio-visuals again and again, and there are also some male and female protagonists playing against each other, which is the soft adjustment and wonderful highlights in the movie.
Vladimir's love story with his wife Rogneda is dramatic. Rogneda was the daughter of the Prince of Polotsk, the most beautiful woman in the Duchy of Polotsk, and a fierce woman who dared to love and hate. At first, Rogneda did not fall in love with the male protagonist at first sight, but was full of provocation and disgust, and later after being defeated and conquered by him, he saw his bravery and kindness, and gradually fell in love. And several of the two rivalry scenes are full of desire and confrontation, and do not have the tender and sweet love style of traditional movies. Actor Aleksandra Bortich looks amazing and fresh, but also has a very personality, both the beauty of the stunning city, and the aura of the outer softness and inner rigidity, which is a good interpretation of the heroine of the outer softness and inner rigidity, and becomes a stubborn and stunning bright color in this tough guy-man movie.
Compared with the fierce and sexy Rogneda, the actor Svetlana Kudchenkova plays another heroine, Irina, who is also stunning, but also the opposite style and taste. Irina's relationship with the male protagonist, and the relationship between Rogneda and Vladimir progressed similarly, at first she was the male protagonist's sister-in-law, the relationship was very antagonistic, Vladimir was gentle and polite to her, and gradually touched her with his kindness and charm. The heroine Irina is dignified and beautiful, cold and taciturn, but it also makes the male protagonist fascinated. The stunning beauty of the two actresses and the gentle temperament of one woman have become an indispensable foil around the male protagonist, and they are also the two most beautiful scenery in the movie.
Double sister bath war, love and hate boundless. "Vikings: Battle of Kings" was released nationwide on December 1!