Valhalla 2019
30 December 2024 10:18And they named the girl Røskva. A decent name for a girl, no doubt about it. And the fact that she doesn't like to clean fish is because no one likes to clean fish.
She also doesn't like to scrub floors. Now you understand - she's a difficult teenager. Over time, she'll bring some kind of misunderstanding home, an informal person, like herself, and declare - now he's a member of our family and will live with us.
And you can't argue with that.
They also have environmental problems there. Even the giants are small. And the girl has problems with her stomach. X-rays show that she has a stomach, which is typical. But then - it's unclear whether this is dangerous for others or not. At the end of the movie, it becomes clear - yes, it is dangerous.
There's also multiculturalism. For example, can two white Scandinavian parents have a boy of Arab or half-Arab descent? It turns out, he can. The main thing is that the person is good, the rest is prejudice.
The movie beats the Marvel saga about Thor in one go with its back to basics. To the truth of life, the dirt of life and the true story of Hansel and Greta, who got into where they weren't wanted. The fact that the children are called Tjalfe and Røskva doesn't matter. The same fundamental inconsistency and desire to stick your nose where you're not wanted.
That is, as is probably already clear, the movie is magnificent. The absence of Marvelism, the presence of a girl with bright eyes and pure thoughts. A new look at the Scandinavian epic and the relationship between the sexes of people and all the other newcomers.
And the fact that Loki stands out with his appearance only adds piquancy: wow, you didn't expect that?
The director is Fenrir... sorry, Fenar Ahmad, of Iraqi origin.
And yes, this does not explain anything except that he is talented.
Røskva - well, special thanks for her.
And yes, Ragnarok is postponed, they all made peace there. And the wolf, it seems, too.
She also doesn't like to scrub floors. Now you understand - she's a difficult teenager. Over time, she'll bring some kind of misunderstanding home, an informal person, like herself, and declare - now he's a member of our family and will live with us.
And you can't argue with that.
They also have environmental problems there. Even the giants are small. And the girl has problems with her stomach. X-rays show that she has a stomach, which is typical. But then - it's unclear whether this is dangerous for others or not. At the end of the movie, it becomes clear - yes, it is dangerous.
There's also multiculturalism. For example, can two white Scandinavian parents have a boy of Arab or half-Arab descent? It turns out, he can. The main thing is that the person is good, the rest is prejudice.
The movie beats the Marvel saga about Thor in one go with its back to basics. To the truth of life, the dirt of life and the true story of Hansel and Greta, who got into where they weren't wanted. The fact that the children are called Tjalfe and Røskva doesn't matter. The same fundamental inconsistency and desire to stick your nose where you're not wanted.
That is, as is probably already clear, the movie is magnificent. The absence of Marvelism, the presence of a girl with bright eyes and pure thoughts. A new look at the Scandinavian epic and the relationship between the sexes of people and all the other newcomers.
And the fact that Loki stands out with his appearance only adds piquancy: wow, you didn't expect that?
The director is Fenrir... sorry, Fenar Ahmad, of Iraqi origin.
And yes, this does not explain anything except that he is talented.
Røskva - well, special thanks for her.
And yes, Ragnarok is postponed, they all made peace there. And the wolf, it seems, too.