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No force in Heaven will release them. No power on Earth can save them.
Captain Etienne Navarre is a man on whose shoulders lies a cruel curse. Punished for loving each other, Navarre must become a wolf by night whilst his lover, Lady Isabeau, takes the form of a hawk by day. Together, with the thief Philippe Gaston, they must try to overthrow the corrupt Bishop and in doing so break the spell.
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Ahhh 80s fantasy films. Music by Alan Parsons what with keyboards doesn’t really fit the time period of the movie. A young looking and humorous Matthew Broderick, a pompous John Wood, a rugged Rutger Hauer, a beautiful (with hawk like features) Michelle Pfeiffer, the early Hollywood days of Alfred Molina and Leo McKern’s finest role resulting in a great cast.
THIS IS A PERFECT MOVIE NOTHING MORE TO BE SAID. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FANTASY LOVE STORY EVER TOLD AND EVER WILL BE. PERFECT.....JUST...PERFECT I LOVE IT 3000 IT'S TIMELESS AND IT'S EPIC FROM START TO FINISH THIS BEAUTIFUL MOVIE HAS EVERYTHING 10+/10+ A PHENOMENAL FLAWLESS MASTERPIECE WOW..JUST...WOW PURE PERFECTION
Good history, in a beautiful movie! Stayed in the movies history!
First time i've seen in american movie - tranformation to animal form or back means you have no clothes - most of the time the music didn't fit very well in my opinion pip/aiwa/alias9 rip
Ladyhawke is a visually lush and otherwise decent fantasy flick, but it struggles against two glaring creative choices. Matthew Broderick feels remarkably out of place, delivering a performance that is super distracting and leans a bit too heavily into modern neuroticism for a 12th-century setting. Compounding this is the synth-pop score, which (while catchy in its own right) clashes violently with the film's gothic atmosphere.