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Starring : Jason Momoa, Ron Perlman and Rose McGowan
Release Date : August 19, 2011
Category : Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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Ooooh it’s… Conan. The first official photo of actor Jason Momoa (“Baywatch”, “North Shore”, “Stargate: Atlantis”) as the legendary Conan the Barbarian in Marcus Nispel’s Conan has been found on the site for Nu Boyana Film Studios (via ScreenRant). It’s not much, it’s actually even less than the Thorfirst look. It’s pretty much just a shot of a buffed up Jason Momoa with some epicly long hair and that’s about it; you can barely make out the stairs behind him, but I want to see more from this first! The good news is that it looks like this guy has almost as much muscle as Arnold did in his movie. So check it out then speak your mind!
In addition to Momoa, Conan stars Ron Perlman as Corin, Stephen Lang as Khalar Zym, Rachel Nichols as Tamara, Rose McGowan as Marique (instead of Red Sonja?) and Saïd Taghmaoui. This is being directed by Marcus Nispel of the Friday the 13th remake, that atrocity Pathfinder, the other Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, and a bunch of music videos. It’s a Nu Image / Millennium Films production co-produced by Avi Lerner and Joe Gatta and was based on the classic Robert E. Howard characters which first debuted in 1932 in Weird Tales. Lionsgate is bringing Conan to theaters sometime in 2011, but hasn’t set a release date yet.
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Universal’s DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track isn’t hindered by anything other than the age of its elements. Dialogue is clean, clear and well-prioritized on the whole (despite the fact that some lines are a bit shrill and others are muffled) and sound effects exhibit welcome strength and presence (likewise, despite some prevailing tinniness).
The rear speakers are certainly active, boisterous even at times, and help craft an unexpectedly immersive experience. Basil Poledouris’ original score follows suit, filling the stage with deep, earthy music that extends back and across the soundfield with startling ease and power. Not all of the orchestration is as crisp or precise as modern filmfans are used to, but for an early ’80s production, the bellowing horn flurries and beating war drums that invade the soundscape are mercilessly precise.
The LFE channel is up to the task as well, imbuing splitting stones, rumbling earth, cracking thunder, surging storms and the roar of battle with enough ferocity to draw in anyone in earshot. Dynamics are dependent on the now-thirty-year old source and falter accordingly, and directionality isn’t exactly awe-inspiring (or prevalent, really). But fans of Milius’ Conan the Barbarian will be most pleased with the end result.
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