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Medieval crusaders from the 13th century are captured by aliens. However, this can not stop them to conquer the Holy Land.

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Title: The High Crusade

• Released: 1994-06-02
• Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy, Science Fiction
• Date: 1994-06-02
• Runtime: 100 Minutes
• Company: Centropolis Film Productions, Carolco Pictures
• Language: English, Français
• Budget: -
• Revenue: -
• Plot Keyword : Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy, Science Fiction
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• Trailer: Video Trailer
• Director: Ueli Christen, Thomas Wöbke, Roland Emmerich, Ute Emmerich, Klaus Knoesel, Holger Neuhäuser, Jürgen Egger, Poul Anderson, Robert G. Brown, Wolfgang Aichholzer

Casts of The High Crusade:

John Rhys-Davies, Rick Overton, Michael Des Barres, Catherine Punch, Patrick Brymer, Debbie Lee Carrington, Rinaldo Talamonti, Frank Kanakusen, Tahareh Becker, Ray Cokes

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I read Poul Anderson's book way back in high school in the 1960's. (The pre-computer, pre-Internet, pre-everything Age!.;) The idea that a technologically advanced Alien civilization could be tamed, much less conquered by a "swords-knights-archers" group was intriguing. The War in Vietnam was about to go from "advisors and observers" to "boots on the ground," which resonated with me at the time. I saw this film on DVD and bought it, wondering how this tale played out. The setup was fine, then the spaceship landed at a gate...and went no farther. Did the producers runs out of money or ideas? (Or both?) Comedy may be hard, but this back-and-forth "five finger exercise" got OLD immediately. So the Knights in Shining Armor didn't conquer the technically advanced Alien civilization, but returned to Earth, no wiser and still as parochial as "the nation of shopkeepers" stereotype. This "Ed Wood-level" movie screams for a swashbuckling remake, but "Star Wars" has "been there, done that." Final rating: 2/5, as schticky Anime source material.