Conan the Barbarian - Conan vs Doom Warriors [HD]

[@joeyisho5370]

The image of Subotai watching into the distance as the riders come is breathtaking. As he moves laterally the camera shifts along with him, keeping the viewer locked into his view. Genius camera work. The music builds, the impending truth of what's coming is amazing. The cinematography showing the riders to the backdrop of Conan speaking to Crom, again brilliant and Epic. They dont make em like this anymore.

[@Johnny_Thunder]

Its a masterpiece that was unfairly dismissed as a cheap sword sorcery flick.

[@jiminipainkiller438]

Two other images are truly mesmerizing in this sequence : Here : 0:48 And here : 1:08

[@JoseFigueroa-iz2on]

Subotai was keeping a lookout, knowing that he and Conan were already prepared for Thulsa Doom and his men.

[@robertsmith6408]

Great movie, I like how grainy and dirty they show the world of Conan. I liked when they were talking about how much power their gods have and Conan pretty much thinks Crom is not real, but what the hell ask him for help anyways!!!!!!

[@joeyisho5370]

@@robertsmith6408 absolutely. That grainy vibe is so important to the feeleof the flm. Milius really nailed this whole world.

[@Maclabhruinn]

Some people were rather snooty about this movie when it first came out - crass, banal, low-brow, Schwarzenegger has not acting talent, etc - but like Arnie himself, it has stood the test of time; and still stands head and shoulders above thousands of other movies that came and went. "Crom, so grant me one request: grant me revenge!". Epic!!!!

[@TheMan-je5xq]

Personally I think Arnold is a good actor in the right roles and with the right direction

[@notfeedynotlazy]

@@TheMan-je5xq Personally I think he's a good actor.

[@tarron3237]

My only gripe is "to hell with you". Hell is a christian concept. Maybe his religion also has some kind of hell, but they could've named it differently. Yet, this is a very minor detail, mind you. 😉

[@notfeedynotlazy]

@@tarron3237 nope, there are several religions with their own "place where bad souls go" thing, and all those are commonly refered to as "hell". Name that, BTW, in English comes from Old English hel, helle (Germanic/Norse nether world of the dead), not from Christian mythology. You should be a bit more like Conan and study history, languages and all that falls in your hands, and that way you'll avoid that kind of little mistakes 👍 "And if you do not listen, then to HELL with you!" 🤣🤣

[@sandris1967]

Still watching and listening to the music

[@sr22gts]

"Crom, I have never prayed to you before. I have no tongue for it. No one, not even you, will remember if we were good men or bad. Why we fought, or why we died. All that matters is that two stood against many. That's what's important! Valor pleases you, Crom... so grant me one request. Grant me revenge! And if you do not listen, then to HELL with you!" - Conan the Barbarian. I first heard this monologue when I was 14, and it instantly put hair on my chest.

[@williampaz2092]

Copied from Eric Ward. From atop his mountain, the figure watched. To human eyes he looked to be carved from the living stone of the great throne he sat on. His eyes watched the world below, the battle was about to begin. It was small, compared to others he had witnessed throughout the ages, but he watched all the same. He would watch two warriors die a heroes death… Then he heard the prayer. It came from one of His folk, one of the warriors on that little battlefield. From a man of the brooding hills and dark woods of Cimmeria. He listened to the hillman’s words, his waxing of how none shall remember why they fought this day, that Valor pleased him, and his one request: revenge. The barbarian finished, and the divine one smiled upon his most ignorant believer, and yet his most devoted disciple. “If it is revenge you crave Cimmerian” said Crom, God of the Cimmerian’s and Keeper of the Riddle of Steel in an echoing voice like the rending and sundering of mountains, “then you shall have it.” He turned to the shimmering figure beside him, the being that had once known the name Valeria, and nodded. She took two steps and leapt off the mountain. Down toward the battle below…

[@looneyburgmusic]

​@@erlonmarson Yes Conan says, "I have no tongue for it."

[@looneyburgmusic]

According to the copy of the script I have, the line is not "Valor pleases you...", but, "My war pleases you..."

[@Megawatt]

Doesn’t he say “I have no time for it”?

[@redpyramid9697]

Conan had balls the size of Aquilonia, Cimmeria, and Stygia combined to tell Crom all that, especially where he said, "Then to hell with you".

[@bookergrimm]

No shit CGI, no stupid effects or charcters doing impossible things, just great stunts, amazing music, great setting and pure excitment. One of the very best battle scenes.

[@triplebeargames]

Looks like cavalry is useless stuff, a couple of resolute men with polearms or two-handed axe can dispatch dozens of cavalrymen lol

[@Messy6610]

@@triplebeargames battles are won and lost on ‘chosen ground’ ‘the high ground’ a ‘defendable position’ it’s a movie after all and all that really matters is, “two stood against many……”

[@lizd2943]

@@triplebeargames Cavalry are at their best on open ground and not lured into confined spaces like that.

[@MrSimonw58]

And Arnold

[@simony2801]

That was why the hobbit sucked. for me

[@LakisGrafanakis]

An amazing epic scene. The soundtrack to this movie is possibly one of the best ever made. Truly outstanding

[@shrikantadkar5109]

TRUE

[@mrmaster9801]

Basil Poledouris surely knew his craft.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

Better than The Good, The Bad and The Ugly? I don't think so. The Ecstasy of Gold is epic!

[@kurtbarlow9402]

Amazing score. Besides a couple of short voiceovers by Mako and the "riddle of steel" sequence there's no dialogue for the first 15 minutes of the film.

[@springbloom5940]

And Wrath of Khan

[@conanthebasset5792]

Never get tired watching this movie. It stands the test of time in eternity.

[@furnaccio]

Crazy how movies today don’t have repeat watch-ability like movies like Conan

[@e.j.5053]

In a thousand years, this movie will still be relevant. That is because tales like this which include evil, tragedy, trial, courage, revenge, etc. are still circulated around for millennia after their inception and enjoyed. They embody the basic fundamentals of the human spirit, all the good and bad.

[@conanthebasset5792]

@@e.j.5053 Spot on.

[@redpyramid9697]

Crom approves.

[@johnny2100]

I'm Gen Z this movie is garbage lmao no one relevant knows this movie

[@majuli8420]

In this scene, Conan solves the riddle of steel. It's not steel (i.e. the weapon) that makes you strong, as Conan's father believed, nor flesh (i.e. bodies), as Thulsa Doom claimed. It's willpower. Two warriors defeat many, because of their indomitable will.

[@True_Christian]

You didn't explain how Rexor besting Conan, and Conan *needing* to rely on divine intervention via Valeria to save him from sure death, fits into your theory there. If not for that, Conan would be dead, 100% regardless of his "willpower."

[@majuli8420]

@@True_Christian Valeria's appearance fits nicely into the theme of "will". She swears she'll come back from the dead one last time should Conan be in danger, and she does. Against, it's mind over matter. Plus, you can argue that it is Crom who makes Valeria's reappearance possible, he has accepted Conan's prayer and sends aid. Crom rewards valor, especially since Conan has essentially told his god to f**k off.

[@doronstauber7285]

Indeed.@@majuli8420

[@rjbmarchiac8693]

@@True_Christian Yes, but the equation nonetheless pertains to this scene, where fourteen riders fall to two warriors in less of four minutes. We don't know if the divinity Crom is helping directly, did already help by shaping Conan as the warrior he's became through hardship, or doesn't mingle with these mundane matters.

[@JoseAlves-sd9uf]

Thulsa Doom está correto,pois os Ossos de Set, são de Aço,e o Aço é A Verdadeira Vontade.

[@earendil261]

Basil Poledouris score for this scene in particular is legendary. Amazing film

[@markharc7615]

This and when they break into Doom's love dungeon.

[@cedrikusable]

May he rest in power. Great musician 😎

[@СашаМедведов-р3р]

Смотрел десятки лет назад, в детстве. Смотрю сейчас, а это великое музыкальное творение отзывается будто голос Предков в крови! Воистину, Былина! Верю!

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

@@cedrikusable And to this day orchestra"s replicate the score in concerts. Powerful music.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

Mum and dad took me to the theatre for my 11th birthday. When we got home mum was horrified what we just seen, dad was happy and l spent the next few weeks playing Conan with my mum's broom. Today l'm in my 50s and still watch this epic movie minus the broom...

[@igormargaretic2842]

I was 7 ,when I watched it for the first time, it was a bedtime story in the war time. ✌️💪

[@cronsmans]

Yah it's a guy flick all the way.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

@@cronsmans And a great one. A classic The music behind it still gives me excitement every time I hear it. True Warrior.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

@@igormargaretic2842 Great bedtime story.

[@kara1981]

The barbarian was true

[@wo3701]

God, even the shot of Subotai just standing guard at the beginning is mesmerizing.

[@django3422]

It's arguably the best shot of this scene. It's not that the rest is bad. But let's be honest, fight choreography/editing in those days could often leave a bit to be desired. Always best to think about what the action represents as opposed to what is literally taking place. But that shot of Subotai, as the riders slowly crest the rise, is just perfect at encapsulating that moment of calm before the storm, the anticipation of what is to come. Really nailed it.

[@matimus100]

Crom your God?

[@VirtualRussian]

It's also one of the many nods to Eisenstein's masterpiece Alexsander Nevsky

[@nmaddog4689]

The CA smog gives the scene a nice touch

[@82584]

@@django3422 the only thing that matters is that two stood against many.

[@fredericosantos4185]

As many here have already said, I repeat: all this here didn't need millions of dollars in CGI to get the attention of the general public. A well-crafted script and well-executed practical effects prove they will always stand the test of time.

[@longwlenguyen4214]

Conan the Destroyer despite being flawed and inferior sequel to it predecessor, it cinematography, architecture and practical effect also stand the test of time

[@Jarppispecial]

@@longwlenguyen4214 Inferior? it had something more: more like 2 vs 5 battles, more muscle, more epic Basil orchestrated music, more of wizardry and spell to it in the end.

[@posest]

This movie came out 40 years ago..... still epic.

[@hisdudeness8328]

@Phillip Koumides To crush your enemies. See them driven before you. And hear the lamentation of der whimen!

[@Constantine_IA]

*39

[@slowdancer5563]

I am getting old.

[@ملككاتلونيا]

Old is gold 🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@petercsigo3314]

@@ملككاتلونيا Old is full of wisdom

[@rayanderson5797]

Can we talk about the tactical smarts on display here, though? I don't want to say 'brilliance' because even I saw some things they could have handled better, but let's run through a few of the high points: -Wore heavy armor and took up better weapons. They were available, why not use them? -Took up a position in terrain that would reduce the cavalry's advantage. The close quarters of the stones almost made their horses more of a liability than an asset. -Knowing what routes the horses would be forced to take in those close quarters, they set up traps, not only taking advantage of their terrain, but also of the advantage they had in terms of time to prepare. In short, Conan didn't win this fight because of plot armor. He won this fight because he was smart and brave.

[@garyoak317]

That’s a good observation

[@moshedayan2810]

He was as smart as thulsa's henchpersons stupid

[@a.h.1358]

His mate made good use of a spear to unhorse the riders, and backed up Conan if he needed too and vice versa.

[@ShanghaiRooster]

All true, but there is plot (un)armour going on with Doom's riders. These are supposedly experienced warriors, so why would they blindly ride through those stones when their enemy could be lurking behind any of them ready to strike? Doesn't lessen the impact of this great sequence though.

[@donttellmewhattodo7750]

Some positions forcing the cavalry to wield from the left hand instead of the stronger right

[@emptyhand777]

That is the type of prayer Crom would answer, and he did, allowing Valeria to come to Conan's aide.

[@vitoriogarcia6931]

this is a fact. conan's speach comes from his heart, as each pray should be done.

[@hisdudeness8328]

I think it was the fact that he told his own god that if he didn't help him, then the hell with him! Crom admired Conan's moxie, so he was happy to grant that brazen demand.

[@emptyhand777]

@@hisdudeness8328 - Crom looked at Thulsa Doom attacking with a small army while Conan defends with only Subotai and the Wizard and cusses out a god. Crom rewards Conan for figuring out the Riddle of Steel, it's not the weapons of steel, but BALLS of steel that matter to Crom.

[@Charlie-pi5dw]

Shut up

[@emptyhand777]

@@Charlie-pi5dw - I'm sorry.

[@muhammadnoorbinrohani39]

Conan The Barbarian is the best movies in the world.

[@barreloffun10]

By Crom!

[@traviswright3343]

100%

[@davidesguario2151]

Fun fact, these are the last words pronounced by Conan in the movie. Quite outstanding final lines for a lead character if you ask me.

[@CliffuckingBooth]

Wow I never realized that ! :D

[@drutarthesavage5156]

Here's another one I discovered back in the day. Conan only speaks to Valeria twice in the whole movie. Two sentences. One of those sentences is "No." In the same scene too, when they meet for the first time. And still their romance is more believable than Anakin and Padme's in Star Wars. :D

[@davidesguario2151]

@@drutarthesavage5156 It is crazy how Milius could pull off such compelling characters and story with little but no dialogue. He did it because Arnold's poor acting skills but at the same time he had the opportunity to show what a masterful director it was. And the fact that these trivia went unnoticed for a while to people like me who saw the movie for dozens of times is proof of how well the movie works despite this dialogue minimalism. I dare Marvel directors to make work movies where nobody speaks for the last 20 minutes.

[@LucianDevine]

@@drutarthesavage5156 And still a better love story than Twilight.

[@drutarthesavage5156]

@@LucianDevine That's not even a competition.

[@blockmasterscott]

I was a huge Robert E. Howard fan before this movie came out, and when I got to see it, all I could think of was how good of a job this movie nailed the feel of the books. Spot on.

[@InsideOutsider81]

His world... it is a brutal one!

[@gawainethefirst]

If ever there was a prayer that Crom from the books would have heeded, it would be this one.

[@Thagomizer]

Faithful in tone and spirit, not in letter. This movie is very much Millius' vision and not Howard's.

[@alanfoster6589]

@@InsideOutsider81 If you mean small town West Texas during the Depression, you're spot on (my wife's father used to trade cattle around Cross Plains).

[@InsideOutsider81]

@@alanfoster6589 I think those tough times helped inspire Howard to make his heroes to be bad-ass, and tough as nails. Btw, we might be in for a new Great Depression, with joeblo for "president"

[@WilliamClark-f9n]

Best soundtrack to a movie ever. No way you can prove me wrong. Soundtrack turned an 80s action movie into a masterpiece. Basil deserved an award.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

Agree. Another great music score is from the film Excalibur in 1981.

[@chonconnor6144]

Best fantasy film of all time, perfect cast, perfect locations, perfect director, perfect soundtrack, perfect script, perfect props and costumes.

[@BruceWayne-fj9bm]

The best is Lord of the Rings Return of the King, with unmatched themeatic depth in both its story and dialogue… but Conan the Barbarian is certainly epic.

[@True_Christian]

@@BruceWayne-fj9bm LOTR films are *all* CGI crapfests; Conan owns them quite easily.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

@@True_Christian Agree. Back in the day filming made with RAW vision. No CGI.

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

When the universe came together in line with the director's vision. Once in a lifetime production.

[@zylo333]

That armor that Conan and his friend are wearing looks like it has great stats.

[@craigcibrone4633]

Greatest movie ever.Arnold you are the man.47 and still watching this and listening to the soundtrack.

[@craigthescott5074]

One of the best movies ever made.

[@Doomthulsa]

The sweeping shot of Subotai... the drums kicking in. MASTERPIECE!

[@user-nw5co7hf3f]

One of my favourites of Arnold's. This film has a great story, great characters, great score. This scene is great too!

[@anonanon6764]

This movie is good 90% because of Basil Poledouris. Multiple tracks that are just incredible

[@AJM01]

This film is a masterpiece. The casting, soundtrack and overall fights scenes were damn good and I've loved it since first watching the film as a teen in the mid 80s.

[@F__A]

Minimum amount of spoken words, Great cinematography, The most memorable music score, THAT is cinema.

[@JoseFigueroa-iz2on]

And if Crom doesn't like it, then the hell with him.

[@FilipRapp76]

Greatest revenge-movie ever created! Possibly also one of the best fantasy movies. From the armours and weapons to buildings and runes and religion - it is all very believable with great attention to detail.

[@AgamemnonVsSocratesAandS]

This movie always gets me in the mood for DnD or to play Mount and Blade. So awesome

[@AndyP998]

That first shot of seeing riders appear on hill along with music. Just great

[@JoseFigueroa-iz2on]

Last time, Conan and his people were unprepared when he was a child. This time around, he was ready, because he had time to prepare as an adult, alongside Subotai, thanks to the Princess warning him beforehand. Her big mouth caused Conan to prepare for Thulsa Doom and his men, this giving the Cimmerian the upper hand.

[@blockmasterscott]

Rexxor: “Hey boss, shouldn’t we dismount and take the hill in a concentrated strike?” Thulsa Doom: “It’s a good idea, but it’ll interfere with Basil Poledorous” soundtrack. Rexxor:”Oh yeah huh?”

[@moshedayan2810]

Thulsa "preposterous! I don't pay you to think!! Crush them!!!"

[@True_Christian]

This is a great OP. Another thing to keep in mind is that they had to write the story so that Conan would win *somehow.* If Doom's men had used sound & intelligent battle tactics here, then that, combined with their overwhelming numbers, would have guaranteed Conan's loss. So narrationally-speaking, writing the story so that Conan bests their superior numbers using intelligence was the best possible solution.

[@hughsmith7504]

@@True_Christian Crom made them forget about proper tactics.

[@dkbsoulman]

No question. This is the greatest battle scene in cinema history.

[@donttellmewhattodo7750]

From the ultra wide shot with subatai firts up tothe look of steel on his face as he prepares to face death and meet the four winds is magnificent. Every scene in this movie is truly epic.

[@pipioloes1908]

avengers i.w and endgame:100000000 CGI effects, kinda epic conan: 1 pledge, music, few horsemen: BEST EPIC EVER

[@marekmarbbydzovsky6516]

And Arnold..

[@ivancolonna7520]

@@marekmarbbydzovsky6516 lol look at the man squeezing them biceps!

[@hisdudeness8328]

All that matters is that two stood against many, that's what's impotant. Yes. Yes it truly is!

[@bulletsofoldschool2785]

How the hell Basil create this all soundtrack for this movie... Its pure art, for me it is the best soundtrack created for movie... Holy shit.

[@СемёнСемёнов-ы1ь]

S. Prokofiev is the answer...

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

He had a visit by Crom one late night!! Agree. Killer soundtrack. Makes you want to take on the world.

[@coolhand1964]

I have a friend who was so enthralled by this movie, years later he named his only son 'Conan'. Now that's an interesting name to go through life with.

[@parapoliticos52]

Millius must have realized at the presentation how good the soundtrack was, and that there was no need for much dialogue. Music would do the speaking and the narration. Not only that it was his ethical obligation to not bury this artistic masterpiece with unnecessary speaking, and let it shine. It doesn't matter how the project started, this became a cinematic symphony in par with the best of the classics of the 19th and 18th century, and he accepted it. Thank Go..sorry Krom.

[@leechmiller1072]

This film was so good at buildig a whole world, with different peoples and places and making ti seem real. I also really got a feeling of it being a time in pre-history, of places and peoples tha have been forgotten. Superb film making.

[@psyfozim]

You know damn well Crom was barely listening to any prayers while eating eggs and bacon in his boxers and morning gown until "To hell with you!" when he spit his coffee like "What did this little Cimmerian kid just say to me?!!" 😂😂😂 That's how I always processed it back when I was a kid haha.

[@Amann0407]

Crom was so impressed with the impudence he just had to give Conan the strength to get his revenge.

[@Dilomight]

Lol, you got something there. Keep being witty

[@DoTheEvoluti0nBaby]

Basil soundtrack making this movie 10x more epic.

[@WyrdOllie]

Basil Polidouris elevated this film so much

[@an8dr2a]

Rest in Peace Mr.James Earl Jones( 1931-2024)❤

[@symphonyx13_6]

Best warrior's prayer in movie history, along with the one from "The 13th warrior!"

[@marcoanthonycollao5999]

13th warrior. Another great battle scene movie.

[@kennycords3149]

This movie is epic . I put this right up there with some of the greatest movies of all time .

[@harryvuemedia5106]

What an incredible scene that stood the test of time. Only words that were spoken was from Conan. Everything else was given to the music, the actors & actresses, the cinematography and especially the actions to deliver an epic fight scene.

[@gregrock7451]

"Pumping Iron" make Ah-nuld famous...but it was "Conan The Barbarian" that made him a star,

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

love the opening shot with Subotai seeing the approaching raiders. the way the camera pans with him reacting to them approaching.

[@sergioabib3216]

CONAN: -" Crom, I have never prayed to you before. I have no tongue for it. No one, not even you, will remember if we were good men or bed. Why we fought and why we died. All that watters is that today two stood agains many! Valor pleases you Crom, so grant me this one request: grant me REVENGE! And if you do not listen , the HELL whith you!!!" VALERIA: -"Do you want to live forever?"

[@marekmarbbydzovsky6516]

Epicness icreased by 1000%, couse you realize...Crom listened...so rare and epic

[@sergioabib3216]

@@marekmarbbydzovsky6516 Well, Crom hears the call of a true warrior...

[@marcoantoniovegaortega4898]

i first saw conan the barbarian when i was a kid. The places, the characters, the conflict and the music impressed me a lot. conan the barbarian and conan the destroyer are exciting and impressive movies. Arnold Schwarzenegger was an excellent bodybuilder and a good actor and a good person. These Conan movies say it all.

[@bigd7696]

No. Conan the Destroyer is not comparable. Wilt and Grace were great but that little sidekick idiot could have stayed at home. Milius could have made Destroyer great along with a script rewrite, but that didn't happen. Oh yeah, whatever that was in the castle, it wasn't Thoth-Amon.

[@lordrandolf1]

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history!

[@trinitytwo14992]

Jude YES Epic battle scene!

[@francoherrera601]

How?

[@lordrandolf1]

@@francoherrera601 the music score did it in my opinion. The camera shots of Tulsa Dun as they ride to battle. Conan and his team waiting to fight against overwhelming odds. Priceless.

[@carlosluismendez7392]

XD nope, you need to watch more movies.

[@lordrandolf1]

@@carlosluismendez7392 I guess you can’t relate to this scene. You probably hate movies like 300, or Men of Honor, Braveheart, Patriot, or any movie where a warrior faces overwhelming odds. Such things are the aspirations of “men”.

[@mark-wh2yv]

THERE IS ONLY ONE TRUE CONAN MOVIE,. AND THIS IS IT!!!!!!😤😤😤😤 this was spectacular in it's day. ( god I am so old🤣)

[@furnaccio]

The buildup to this redemption scene was so epic that no other show or movie has come close. GOT had that potential but the final seasons did not capture that

[@selcuktastepe5127]

The look between Subotay an Conan is meaningfull..

[@darrenheideman2546]

This is a nice bookend to the start of the movie. There, Conan could do nothing, as he was a child, but here, he's wiping out those who wiped out his village.

[@JoseFigueroa-iz2on]

As a child, he was unprepared. As an adult, he was ready, prepared.

[@Dochixx08]

nearly 40 and i still think of my Father when i watch Conan thank you pops for allowing me to watch this epic movie.

[@NicoScorpio]

Amazing, I always enjoyed how you can still wince to the gore scenes although you felt it coming. Those were the times of manliest movies. And then the scene against Rexor, brutal!!!

[@jorgeencarnacion2123]

Crom granted the “revenge “ and Conan stood the test of time. Good movie and them some.

[@rogeriomendesschneid]

Tremendous. Very well produced. The soundtrack! The horse running.... Fantastic.

[@an8dr2a]

HUGE CREDIT TO THE HORSES THAT MADE THESE DANGEROUS SCENES ...THEIR FALLS ARE EPIC AND PERFECT SADLY I THINK A PAIR OF THEM DIED DURING THE FILMING OF THESE SCENES

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

aww really

[@ungeimpfterrusslandtroll7155]

Just the beginning alone, how he waits looking to the horizon leaning on his spear. So insignificant but at the same time it adds so much it, it's more like the scene from a book than a movie.

[@ZapRowsdower47]

Glad i grew up with movies like this, totally LEGENDARY!!!

[@floridaman8324]

This movie made me a fantasy movie lover from the time I was 9-10 years old. Conan was my movie hero growing up until I found out about the terminator.

[@GVBiggs524]

I wish Schwarzenegger had done a 3rd Conan movie instead of stopping at the second. To me, he fit the persona of Conan perfectly.

[@derpydood]

To my understanding, he's been wanting to do it for years, but there's some issue with the rights that kept it from happening.

[@wcg19891]

“The music really makes this show “. Just fantastic

[@junioalvescorrea9914]

One of the best's scenes of all times!!!👊👊👊

[@joseluisnewyork]

The best pray I have ever listened.

[@mito88]

to hell!

[@traviswright3343]

Isn’t it!? True Warriors Prayer

[@hisdudeness8328]

It's the prayer of a man who has no tongue for it.

[@andrewgreen6635]

Try 13th warrior.

[@jerichobeach2967]

He randomly says crommm throughout the movies. I love the tension in the buildup to this battle. So well done and great music.

[@ayushtomar6789]

The soundtrack of this whole movie fits every scene like no other.....one of the Greatest ever 🙏

[@SpadezMedia]

Easily one of the best movies where the epic musical score itself can tell the entire story. Masterpiece.

[@PauloRoberto-nq1fb]

Essa cena do Subotai observando os inimigos no horizonte ė espetacular,amo esse filme.

[@juanluislaurasanchez8019]

Paisajes mágicos, la era Iboria, excelente reparto y por ultimo la mejor banda sonora Basil Poledouris RIP.

[@fekalistagrzybowory7619]

Si, amigo

[@tgap8817]

creo que es tabernas . almeria españa

[@AlbertoMartinez-kg9rj]

This is one of those classics thats still put u on the edge of ur seat.

[@Chadsgameroom13]

Who's here after he was announced in MK1?

[@RobertMullis]

gosh the music and cinemography was magnificent. The modern Conan movie didn't hold a candle to this.

[@gregdark9980]

I remember seeing movie shots in a Conan comic magazine... just lost it,couldn’t wait for it to hit theatres.

[@brianhale2977]

The music and shots take the time to make us all feel the significance of the violence. It is great film making.

[@rabbitsfoot8]

I love how his boy stood with him until the end...

[@birdman1843]

When I was a child I wanted to be as big as Arnold , it’s movies like this that inspire me to workout and achieve the unimaginable .

[@jalendb0292]

Whos here after he got announced for mk1?

[@Gamersupremeo]

you caught me @ @ \ / \_(ツ)_/

[@Nolvinscott1258]

Ye me, sorry for being 10 days late 😂

[@salvatoretotoriina9523]

Great muvie

[@alanfoster6589]

1:56. This shot, straight out of Eistenstein's Alexander Nevsky, with the Teutonic knights. If you love this film, you owe it to yourself to at least see the Battle on the Ice sequence from Nevsky, with Prokovief's music.

[@konstantindrevojorov3550]

Are you communist?

[@alanfoster6589]

@@konstantindrevojorov3550 Nope. Film buff. And writer.

[@rc66rafa14]

Descansa em paz sr James Earl Jones obrigado

[@zacharystuart7162]

As a kid I remember the main bad guy always having the coolest helmet. Best helmet ever was the bad guy from Willow.

[@adamcrosby2640]

The soundtrack is not brought up enough for awesomeness

[@johnsvedics8597]

All that matters is that two stood against many 🔥✊️

[@WhySoSerious551]

Conan counts as 50

[@richardbailey3343]

There are not many movies that stand the test of time, this is one of them.

[@darrenq]

If Crom doesn’t like this, then to hell with him.

[@bruceli9094]

Revenge Granted!

[@dolria1]

2023- still stand strong as one of the greatest movies ever made, for me its the best. When im bored or depressed, i play this and bam, im deep in the prehistoric times after the sank of Atlantis!

[@giovannigelonese4129]

Arnold will always be Conan

[@MrJesus1776]

Will they definitely don't make movies like this anymore some of the best cinematography ever

[@Constantine_IA]

Wow this was 13 years before Braveheart and 24 before 300

[@crodrc51able]

Two more movies with fantastic battle scenes and speeches. Just makes you want to stand up and yell hooah!!! 💪👍

[@TubeRJF]

Conan's prayer to Crom is one of the most beautiful moments in cinema. "If you will not listen...then ze HELL wis you!"

[@badrulhisham4654]

The best legendry..movie..

[@Db64o]

Mitica e immortale scena con commento musicale celestiale, film indimenticabile....

[@SjaakadeliC]

That wide shot of Subotai on the lookout, now that's masterful cinematography.

[@VirtualRussian]

Check out Alexsander Nevsky, that shot was lifted right from it, along with the aesthetics of the warriors of doom. Not a criticism, great movies like to reference other great movies.

[@mchughcb]

Watching truly buff men swinging hammers and swords. Legendary

[@edgarmaestre6622]

... and so magnificient music

[@nikowolf5256]

Ich liebe diesen Film .. einfach nur genial!

[@mastomasto6197]

Eu não canso de assistir a 40 anos

[@mastomasto6197]

Viva Conan e Arnaldo, o verdadeiro bárbaro. Saudades de meu tempo de menino.