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It’s not to say the performances were bad by any stretch of the imagination, but whether through the script itself no one particularly imposed themselves in the role. Each actor clocked in a somewhat decent performance and other than Falck, there was nothing uniquely compelling there either. With any large monster movie, you always need that tether to humanity, and that comes in the form of Nora (Wilmann), Andreas ( Kim Falck), and Captain Kris Holm ( Mads Sjøgård Pettersen) who are individually tasked by the government to investigate a mining incident and the subsequent earthquakes in the area. While the film doesn’t particularly move the needle forward in the genre it belongs to, what it needs to at the core of everything it does very well.

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Troll as a Netflix movie is so incredibly entertaining, with the backdrop of the Norwegian mountain range for visuals, added with the mythology, it all culminates into a brilliant, intriguing film that’s a great addition to the Kaiju movie pantheon. The only hope for Norway, and the world, falls on the shoulders of Professor Nora Tidemann ( Ine Marie Wilmann) a paleontologist whose father raised her on the fairytales of their ancestors. Free from its bondage after long dormant sleep, the monster now makes its way to the country’s capital, destroying everything in its path. So when I saw the trailer for Troll during Netflix Geeked Week I just knew I had to get my hands on this film to review.ĭirected by Roar Uthaug, the Norwegian film tells the tale of a mining company unleashing an ancient beast after blasting a tunnel through the heart of a mountain. Monster movies are such a fun genre of film, especially when it comes to Kaiju films (which I am very much a sucker for).