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The Sword and the Sorcerer

The Sword and the Sorcerer

1982

In this swashbuckling fantasy, a vengeful prince wields a powerful three-sided sword to exact justice on the forces that slaughtered his kin. With a beautiful princess in tow, he embarks on a perilous quest for revenge and redemption, battling ruthless foes in a medieval world of magic and mayhem.

Runtime: 100 min

Box Office: $39M

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Ratings:

Metacritic

39

Metascore

5.2

User Score

Metacritic
review

67%

TOMATOMETER

review

45%

User Score

Metacritic

54.0

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Check out what happened in The Sword and the Sorcerer!

As the sun dips into the horizon of Tomb Island, King Titus Cromwell (actor name) and his ruthless entourage disembark in search of Xusia of Delos, a legendary sorcerer whose dark powers could potentially turn the tide in Cromwell's favor. With an eye on overthrowing his rival, King Richard, whose kingdom of Ehdan boasts unparalleled wealth, Cromwell manipulates one of Xusia's devotees to awaken the ancient mage from his slumber. Seizing the opportunity, Cromwell convinces Xusia to join forces with him, harnessing the sorcerer's malevolent energies to decimate King Richard's formidable army.

However, as the power dynamic shifts in favor of Cromwell, he grows increasingly paranoid about the possibility of being double-crossed. With calculated cruelty, he plunges a dagger into Xusia's heart and sends the sorcerer tumbling off a cliff, his black magic momentarily silenced.

Meanwhile, King Richard prepares for one final stand against Cromwell's forces, instructing his family to flee to the safety of the river. Entrusting his youngest son, Talon (actor name), with the sacred triple-bladed projectile sword and the weighty responsibility of avenging his death should it come to pass.

In the aftermath of the battle, Talon stumbles upon Mogullen, his father's most trusted confidant, whose wounds are grievous but not fatal. The old soldier imparts a somber truth: the fight is lost, and Cromwell's dominance is all but certain. As Talon gazes out upon the desolate landscape, he espies his father's lifeless form mere moments before the executioner's blade falls.

Fueled by rage and a burning desire for retribution, Talon mounts his steed and gallops towards the river, only to arrive too late to prevent the slaughter of his mother at Cromwell's hands. Narrowly avoiding capture and certain death, Talon flees the kingdom, his resolve strengthened by the trauma of that fateful day.

Eleven long years pass before Talon returns as a battle-hardened warrior, driven by an insatiable thirst for vengeance against those who have wronged him. Xusia, still seething with resentment towards Cromwell for his treachery, vows to repay the king in full. In the city of Ehdan, a glimmer of hope flickers as Prince Mikah, son of Richard's closest advisor, rallies a rebellion under the banner of rightful kingship.

As the insurgency gains momentum, Machelli, Cromwell's warlord, confirms the plans with his commander, while Mikah shares the news with his sister Alana (actor name). But just as they begin to breathe hope into their doomed endeavor, Cromwell bursts forth from the shadows, shattering the fragile alliance. The ensuing battle leaves Mikah captured and helpless.

In a desperate bid to escape her tormentors, Alana flees through the city's winding streets, only to be cornered by Cromwell's henchmen who seek to claim her as their own. Talon intervenes, effortlessly dispatching his foes and rescuing the beleaguered princess from certain despair.

Seeking to free her brother and a group of trapped rebels besieged by Cromwell's Red Dragon archers, Alana is forced into an uneasy alliance with the lustful mercenary, offering herself as payment for one fateful night. With the transaction complete, Talon departs on his perilous mission, but Cromwell's men arrive mere moments later, capturing both Alana and Talon in a trap that threatens to ensnare them forever.

As Talon (character) successfully liberates the rebels, he secretly infiltrates the castle through the labyrinthine sewers, rescuing Mikah from captivity. However, his triumph is short-lived, as Cromwell's vigilant gaze detects his presence, leading to a swift capture. The ruthless king then coerces Alana into marrying him, setting the stage for a sinister plot. Cromwell invites four neighboring monarchs to a lavish wedding feast, where he intends to eliminate them and display Talon, crucified in the grand hall, as a gruesome spectacle. Yet, just moments before the carnage unfolds, Talon summons his inner strength, managing to free himself from the crucifix mere seconds before Mikah's rebellion storms into the hall, overwhelming Cromwell's guards.

Cromwell attempts to flee with Alana, but Talon intercepts them, as the rebels clash with Cromwell's mercenaries. Meanwhile, Machelli whisks Alana away to the ancient catacombs beneath the castle, revealing his true identity as Xusia, a powerful sorcerer. As Cromwell tries to intervene, he finds himself outmatched by the sorcerer's formidable magic. However, Talon resists Xusia's powers long enough to strike him down with a cunningly concealed projectile blade.

With Xusia defeated, Talon engages Cromwell in a fierce duel, ultimately ending the evil king's reign with a swift and deadly spring-loaded blade hidden within his gauntlet. After dispatching Cromwell, Talon saves Alana from a massive constrictor snake's deadly coils. But Xusia rises once more, prompting Talon to deliver a fatal blow with the same blade.

With no desire to claim the throne of Ehdan for himself, Talon yields the crown to Mikah and honors his commitment by spending one night with Alana. As he and the mercenaries prepare to depart, Rodrigo, a stalwart member of Mikah's rebellion, approaches and requests to join them. Talon agrees, and the group sets off into the unknown, ready for their next adventure.