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Norway · 2013
Rated PG-13 · 2h 0m
Director Mikkel Brænne Sandemose
Starring Pål Sverre Hagen, Nicolai Cleve Broch, Sofia Helin, Bjørn Sundquist
Genre Action, Adventure
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After deciphering a code from an ancient stone tablet, archaeologist Sigurd Svendsen encounters danger when he embarks on a quest with his crew and children into "No Man's Land" between Norway and Russia in search of treasure and answers to the mystery surrounding the vikings he has been studying.
The Hollywood Reporter by Justin Lowe
Although screenwriter John Kare Raake’s Raiders of the Lost Ark template may sometimes seem a bit shopworn, at least it doesn’t dwell too indulgently on Viking mythology, playing to the strengths of the action scenario instead.
Slant Magazine by Rob Humanick
In the end, any and all potential B-movie fun is extinguished by Ragnarok's depressingly listless anonymity.
The best that could be said of Ragnarok is that it delivers the goods—nice scenery, crisp pacing, the requisite horror and suspense beats—but it needs something, anything, to give it some distinction.
Ragnarok ain’t a home run, but it’s a solid double, and certainly enough to cause Hollywood scouts to raise an eyebrow.
RogerEbert.com by Simon Abrams
A sleepy, but pleasantly surprising action-adventure, Ragnarok is the rare Spielberg clone that feels like it was made by people that not only know what they like about Spielberg's films, but are capable of evoking them.
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