In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale

    In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
    2007

    Synopsis

    A man named Farmer sets out to rescue his kidnapped wife and avenge the death of his son – two acts committed by the Krugs, a race of animal-warriors who are controlled by the evil Gallian.

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    Cast

    • Jason StathamFarmer
    • Ray LiottaGallian
    • Leelee SobieskiMuriella
    • John Rhys-DaviesMerick
    • Burt ReynoldsKing Konreid
    • Matthew LillardDuke Fallow
    • Brian J. WhiteTarish
    • Claire ForlaniSolana
    • Ron PerlmanNorick
    • Kristanna LokenElora

    Recommendations

    • 50

      ReelViews

      A second-rate regurgitation of "The Lord of the Rings." Everything about it, down to the set and costume design, apes Peter Jackson's epic trilogy. However, while "The Lord of the Rings" was a grand story of scope and power, In the Name of the King feels small in more ways than one.
    • 30

      Los Angeles Times

      Its convictionless competence is merely dull, denying the pleasures of an outright howler without providing much else.
    • 25

      The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

      Is this movie so god-awful bad that it's hilariously good? Can't be bothered deciding. Figure that's an answer in itself.
    • 25

      Boston Globe

      This is the sort of movie where men stand blankly over dead loved ones, then start digging. Masculine stoicism or emotional botox? You decide.
    • 25

      The A.V. Club

      Cultists will be happy to discover that In The Name Of The King bears all the so-bad-it's-good hallmarks of a classic Boll production.
    • 25

      TV Guide Magazine

      Director Uwe Boll sticks with what he knows -- how to turn video games into dull, cheap-looking movies.
    • 20

      The New York Times

      An awkward “Lord of the Rings” knockoff, it features both elaborate battles and bumbling humor, though it’s never quite clear when you should be laughing.
    • 11

      Austin Chronicle

      Who among us can explain the enigma wrapped in a riddle surrounded by fierce, ravening, razor-toothed conundrums that is German director Uwe Boll?