Outlander

2008 "It destroyed his world. He won't let it destroy ours."

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Outlander

6.2 | 1h55m | R | en | Action

During the reign of the Vikings, a man from another world crash-lands on Earth, bringing with him an alien predator. The man must fuse his advanced technology with the weaponry of the vikings to fight the monster.

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6.2 | 1h55m | R | en | More Info

Released: April. 24,2008 | Released Producted By: Ascendant Pictures , Rising Star Productions Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Genre

Action , Science Fiction

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Cast

Jim Caviezel , Sophia Myles , Jack Huston , Ron Perlman , John Hurt , Cliff Saunders

Director

Ian Davis

Producted By

Ascendant Pictures

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Crew

Jim Caviezel

as Kainan

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Sophia Myles

as Freya

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Jack Huston

as Wulfric

Spider-Noir Unit 234 Expats I'm Beginning To See the Light Hail Mary Mayfair Witches Savage Salvation House of Gucci Above Suspicion Antebellum

Ron Perlman

as Gunnar

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John Hurt

as Rothgar

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Henry Fonda for President Damascus Cover The Journey My Name Is Lenny That Good Night ChickLit Back to Utopia The Final Reel Jackie

Cliff Saunders

as Boromir

Please Kill Mr. Know It All Louis Cyr: The Strongest Man in the World Cas & Dylan Camp Lakebottom Outlander The Lord of the Rings the Musical - Original London Production - Promotional Documentary A Lobster Tale Open Range Eloise at the Plaza Eloise at Christmastime

Ian Davis

Art Department Coordinator

Anthony Ianni

Art Direction

Anshuman Prasad

Art Direction

David Hackl

Production Design

Ian Greig

Set Decoration

Forbes MacDonald

Camera Operator

Shawn Maher

Camera Operator

Pierre Gill

Director of Photography

Jeremy Braben

Helicopter Camera

David A. Armstrong

Second Unit Director of Photography

François Perrier

Steadicam Operator

Dan Callis

Still Photographer

Christopher Warren

Underwater Camera

Catherine Ashton

Assistant Costume Designer

Jennifer Ellis

Assistant Costume Designer

Debra Hanson

Costume Design

Kate Delmage

Costume Supervisor

Victoria Rockwell

Costume Supervisor

Vincent Sullivan

Hair Department Head

Lorna Reid

Hairstylist

Outlander Audience Reviews

Plantiana Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Ensofter Overrated and overhyped

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Bessie Smyth Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

timmurphy-2 I echo the sentiments of other reviewers. Solid cast, classic story space, aliens, and Vikings...all based on the literary classic Beowulf. Worth the rental if you're into solid sci-fi. The special effects are excellent and the monster quite scary. The guy who decided to assemble all of these facets into one story is a creative genius in my opinion.

tvsweeney-39052 This is not to be confused with the TV series, but is an excellent SciFi film. The entire movie is formulaic and we know what's going to happen right up to the end, but since it's well-scripted, that doesn't matter. At first, Jim Cavaziel looks a bit out of place at first but the audience, as well as he, settles into the part. The scenery is beautiful. One can almost feel the clean, crisp air coming from that snow-capped mountain. The sets and costumes authentic-looking (except for all those shaven heads.) All in all, this is a very good movie, well-acted, authentically costumed. Too bad a couple of the clichés couldn't have been ignored, which might have called for a sequel. It's also too bad it didn't get a wider distribution in theaters.

jonesrafferty this movie is outstanding it was great and spectacular, i hope they make a second one. It was very touching how it ended i literally just got done watching it on syfy. originally when i started the first 15 minutes made me not wanna watch it but then the movie got suspenseful the ending was great. ill tell you this if they make a second one i will watch it for sure that's a fact. if anyone else agrees with me and thinks they should make a second outlander give this review a thumbs up please it would be appreciated P.S. i'm not a movie person i cant sit still for a whole movie, but this movie is the only one I've watched the whole thing of without getting sidetracked or changing the channel, its the same way with me for shows too.

gregariousjb I've been watching movies for over 30 years and I'd humbly consider myself a movie buff with a penchant for perfectionism. I tend to pick out plot holes that others don't see, although I'm not infallible.I've tried to find a plot hole in this movie, but I can't. It certainly stretches the limit of the unknown, unique, and absurd, but it does it extremely intelligently. It does an excellent job of laying out the plot within the confines of its own making. As simple as that sounds, there are innumerous movies that fail this.The monster itself was thought up by creative genius. It has the similarities of most monsters in most movies - the big teeth, the intelligence, and the brutality. But this one is something altogether legendary. It is not only intelligent, it is calculated in its actions to ensure that fear is spread as wide as possible. And while most monsters hunt with darkness, this one does the opposite!After a wild ride of intense action, humor, connection, and sadness, a single blink-and-you-miss-it scene leaves a significant thought-provoking idea - who really was the monster? That's for you to decide.