Nordic Wonderland

Kaitlin 2022-02-23 08:02:12

A Norwegian movie with Chinese and English subtitles. After searching, the main languages ​​of Norway are English and Swedish. This should be in Swedish. I don't know if there is Norwegian, I really don't know this.

Many people complain about the translation of Mysterious Wonderland. This is good to understand. Wonderland refers to the fascinating and magnificent scenery of Northern Europe shown in the film; the mystery is the monster in the film. Affected by the American blockbuster, many people have added the word prehistoric, prehistoric monster. This film is obviously a fabricated monster.

Pirates and treasures are the content of the protagonist's research and the reason for the research funding. As the research entered the dark period before dawn, unexpectedly, the funding was withdrawn.

A team of 3 people + 2 children + 1 guide.

The protagonist lost his wife, and the heroine was single, no accident, and finally came together.

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  • Stefanie 2022-04-22 07:01:52

    It's a children's movie. Wonderland is also not good, and the horror created is also average. There are very few endings.

  • Lourdes 2022-04-20 09:02:30

    Except for the beautiful scenery on the mountain, I really can't find anything to see

Ragnarok quotes

  • Brage: But it's not that easy when you're a single parent.

    Sigurd: Hm? No.

    Brage: But there are other ladies out there somewhere.

    Sigurd: Ok. Where then?

    Brage: On the internet.

    Sigurd: Brage.

    Brage: I just came across a button.

    Sigurd: You didn't do that. What did you write?

    Brage: I wrote that you are an archaeologist and like Viking stuff.

    Sigurd: Ok.

    Brage: And you...

    Sigurd: And did you write how old I was?

    Brage: Yes?

    Sigurd: Yes, because today I received a message from a lady who is 57. Fifty-seven. Think that's a good match?

    Brage: Oh. Um, no.

  • Elisabeth: The Eye of Odin? What are we looking for?

    Allan: The rune stone we found - it was a map.

    Elisabeth: Map?

    Allan: Probably a treasure map. Certainly it is. The Vikings, they plundered around, and then they needed a place to hide everything they found. And they found it -

    [points to map]

    Allan: - there.