"Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it". -- George
Santayana
"Valerie J. Rose" <Wicked_Rosie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "The Werewolf's Lair" <werewolfking@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Thanks for the kind words about my site. I put a lot of time into it.
I
> > have my own copy of "Hundra" and I really loved that movie. The
beginning
> > of the movie grips your attention with the big battle between the
> > barbarians
> > and the Amazon tribe, but I liked the ending best where Hundra kills
off
> > all
> > the male goons. I update my blog the first Friday of every month, so
hope
> > you visit often. As for movie, my art is strictly a 2D/3D art site as
> > Amazon
> > movies are covered pretty well by Gladiatrix Info at
> > http://www.gladiatrix.info.com.
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> I am glad you've seen that movie. It does have some cheesiness in
it,
> but any sword and scorcery type movie does usually. But that doesn't
> diminish my enjoyment of the film. And everytime I see that fight where
the
> tribe of Amazons are all killed - except for Hundra - it hits me right
in
> the gut...like it was my family and tribe being killed. Like I'd seen it
> before, for real, maybe in a past lifetime. I know that not everyone
> believes in reincarnation, but I do - and that is just one of the
reasons.
> Thanks for the addy to the other site, it looks to have alot of good
> stuff. But maybe, I was thinking, you might consider putting up a list
of
> such movies, with a bit of info about each, so other folks can know what
to
> look for? Such movies are rare, so I'd love such a source myself.:)
>
> Valerie J. Rose
> Wicked_Rosie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Gladiatrix Info does have a list of Amazon-type movies, plus some reviews,
as well as a huge link library to other Amazon sites. My blog also has a
decent set of reference links for Amazon art. As for list of movies, some
I
can recommend are: "Thor And The Amazons", "Barbarian Queen and it's
sequel
BQII", "Hundra", "Red Sonja", "****d Warriors", and "Viking Queen". All of
these are available via Netflix or Blockbusters. There is also "Battle Of
The Amazons" but it's not available through online rentals, but I've seen
copies for sale on video websites that you can Google.
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