Troll Hunter (2010) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | I Won’t Forget This… TROLL!!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2024
- Thank you to Raining Madness for the Special Request. Mrs Movies checks out the Norwegian Mockumentary, Troll Hunter (2010). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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I love how troll hunting involves the real world tedium of having to fill out the proper paperwork. It makes "Troll Hunter" feel more realistic and grounded than most mainstream movies.
The atmosphere is great. And you're right, that it gives the mundane sides of Troll hunting so much time makes it feel much more real. More like people in a real documentary than actors acting. And I enjoy the constant tongue in cheek the movie has.
¿¿Wait, this Not real??
😮
Trolls were probably always grounded in reality. The mention of the rocks they throw at each other could even the basis for them.
As back before the ice age effect theory, (which explain all those strange boulders laying around) they came up with the most reasonable reason for those.
As for their issues with christians, maybe it was just a good way to deter missionaries when the stories were spun, the lore woven.
I learned English in Norway while in middle school, and my mom got super into norwegian folklore which is basically 90% about trolls; lotta kids books, souvenirs, plushies, stuff like that.
So when I watched this movie and recognized each type of troll I was like "oh yeah, I read about those guys, cool".
The line at the end "Norway's got Trolls" was from a press junket about the Norwegian energy sector.
"Troll" is an oil and gas field in the North Sea.
The line was so odd, that they felt they had to use it for the movie.
IMO this is a great film and I'm so glad that the rumor of it being remade for a US audience was just a rumor.
...SO, It's True??? 😢
@@1fuglyNDN yeap!
I'm Norwegian. Sometimes i think about how scary it would in the woods at night during the viking age when people actually believed these trolls were out there. No Xanax back then either. I understand why they drank so much and we still do lol
there were alot of xanaxes in the wild. Its called medicinal herbs and mushrooms like Flugsvamp etc :). I grow alot of medicinal herbs.
Also explains why they were such bad-ass/effective fighters, living in a time when literally being attacked/eaten by apex predators (ie, bears/wolves) was a very real possibility!
:-)
@@AniwayasSong Exactly. Ever think about how fast the world is changing? We didn't have electricity less than 200 years ago. Now we have all kinds of scary advanced shit. It's all happening so fast
@@davidw652
*nodnods*
I was raised on a Res., and there were many nights we'd all get together, have a nice fire, eat and enjoy the Elders' sharing stories and Tales. I truly wish I'd given them more of my attention, and documented them, because they are really something that has to be seen/heard to be believed.
After getting out of the military, I spent almost a decade driving around the U.S. (Mostly in the Great SouthWest), camping and just being a 'Hobo,' checking out old towns/mines and geology.
I've spent so many nights under the stars, and I've seen/heard some damned strange things out there.
Sadly, I had no video or camera (for night shots), so all I have is my memories, zero proof.
That's alright.
I know I'm just a mere human, and terribly ignorant about many of the 'Mysteries.'
That keeps me alert, and VERY respectful.
:-)
My theory about the Jotnar (the big one) is that they don’t sleep in caves, but have such thick rock-like hide on their backs that they can sleep on their stomachs and naturally blend in with the surrounding area as well as avoiding the calcification when exposed to the sun
Thats basically what happened In the netflix troll movie.
The Prime Minister of Norway. was played by the then Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg. He's now Secretary General of NATO.
Couldn't get any worse...
And he was actually talking about «Troll field» a norwegian oil and gas field. They took a real press conference and added the actor to it afterwards.
As a Norwegian, I got surprised when I saw you dropped this reaction. I just finished your lost reaction, that's how I found your channel just a month ago or so. This movie is really good, loved it when it came out, and they've based a lot of the trolls on the really typical old Norwegian Fairy tales. The documentary POV styles really make a difference. What also made this movie feel "real" was that the prime minister scene, was the actual current prime minister at that time; Jens Stolenberg. He is currently Secretary General of NATO. I loved that they got him to do that part.
Troll Hunter is criminally underrated man easily one of the best monster movies out there to date and deserves so much more appreciation
Mrs. Movies: “fan of the rubber” 😭😂😂
"Does gnomes exist" as a Nordic I can say they sure do 😉we just call em nisse/tomte . Speaking off, A comedy horror called "there´s something in the barn" came out last year about a California family moving to Norway encountering one of these😆 we got lots of lore about tomtar & troll´s lol
This is how u take an old idea and make a cool film out of it. It doesn’t take superheroes and tens of millions worth of CGI.
Just like Godzilla Minus One 😀
exactly, like, this film is a proof, that dumb ideas dont exist, lmao. its great.
"cool"
High budget doesn't mean shit. Having a low budget doesn't mean shit. None of that matters if the people making the movies are shit at their job.
It doesn't even have to be in English. It's a great movie. If you haven't seen them, I recommend the Dead Snow movies too.
I love how they just shoot footage of the landscape and go: "Yep, troll evidence all over the place."
Exactly what dads do with their kids when convincing them of animals that don't exist. Probably how the legend of trolls started to begin with.
@@andrewe2057Trolls in Norse mythology have a very curious origin, because the word troll in Old Norse was a general term to refer to the spirits that dwelled in the earth and mountains, more specifically to the dwarves or dark elves, who were called dvergar if they were called dwarves or Svartalfar if they were dark elves. They live just inside the earth in a kind of subway dimension called Svartalfheim.
The dwarves, if exposed to sunlight, would turn to stone, so they always wore a magical red cap that protected them from the sun's rays. However the image of the "trolls" changed when Christianity arrived in the Nordic countries and replaced the religion of Odin, so many nature spirits were demonized, among them the trolls, which were confused for some reason with the Jotüns, which are the Nordic giants. In fact, in many occasions the Jotüns are associated with trolls although they have nothing to do with them.
"Oh 💩!!!"
"Is the troll hunter dead?!"
"Hans, buddy, you okay?"
The moment he says 'I hate this crap' I was prepared for things to go awry, but wasn't ready for how hard I laughed at him getting smacked down by the bridge troll 🤣🤣🤣
I feel for you . I hate cough drops. Try warm salt Water swish it around in your mouth
I am a Norwegian. This was such a treat. Thank u🙂
I put this movie on one day just to pass the time with no expectations and got hooked in. It's a really good movie and, as a fan of found footage, it's honestly really well made.
This is the only found footage movie that justifies the existence of the footage and is clever, inventive and humorous.
Nope, it's great but not the best found footage film.
“Chronicle” is awesome.
I thought Cloverfield was too
Now that you're outside the box, watch "Rare exports". Naked cannibal santa is bizarre and hilarious.
Love it when they freak out on the Christian on the bridge 😂
TROLL HUNTER!!!!! I love this movie.
If you want to see more Norwegian movies, I recommend 'The Wave'. Or as we in Norway call it, 'Bølgen'.
I agree. I would also recommend the series "Beforeigners". It is relatively new and has lovely silly Norwegian/Scandinavian humour :)
Quake???
@@marktracy1721 That one too, but 'The Wave' first.
Excellent movie. The way that troll batted the armored hunter and tried to eat him - pause - not tasty - drop and wander off - was so wonderfully realistic as the beast had character that was expressed! Amazing movie and the effects were perfect. 10/10 movie.
Very underrated movie
And it's pretty good too..
Also, have you even watched "let the right one in"?? It's from Sweden and its one of the best vampire movies to me
After watching Trollhunter, I recommend from the same director the movies 'The Autopsy of Jane Doe' and 'The Last Voyage of the Demeter'. Both are first-class horror films.
Jane Doe definitely
Jane Doe. 👏👏
I love Nordic folktales and Old Norse mythology
I love this movie. 🙂
25:40 This low-key joke is so freaking good! "God I hate this crap" and his dry delivery - it's comedy gold! 😆
Spoken exactly like a man who’s been working the same hard labor job for far too long and just wants to retire.
51:30 The point was to keep them from getting close to the population and revealing the "big secret" that trolls exist.
One of the best Norwegian film ever ❤🇧🇻
My favorite part is still the part where the bureaucrat is lamely trying to explain why the wrong specie of bear was found.
What a novel concept for a fantasy film.
I’ll ask about Troll Hunter in the next stream and see if Mrs. Movies forgets it completely after she promised she wouldn’t forget it! 😳😳😉😉
lol right? she forgot about the hobbit trolls so I won't be surprised
SO, You're saying😮It is False?? ❤
The song he was singing is an old lullaby, it's about a troll-mother singing her troll-babies to sleep, a bit of a Norwegian insider joke.
All the various designs used in the movie, harken to designs Norwegians have grown up with - there's even inclusions of more Swedish-styles, as a little show of solidarity
As the tone implies, this isn't like a dead serious horror - it's a fun little reminiscing of a strange cultural phenomenon that ancient Scandinavians truly believed in; an "other" occupying the deep forests, the mountains, that could be anything from a beautiful lady by a forest pond (with a tail, hidden behind her) or a mountain-sized mega-troll wandering the endless plateaus.
Fun fact; the prime minister really did acknowledged "Norway has Troll" (it's like fish, it's always plural) in reference to the Troll oil platform
I love that you guys reacted to this hidden gem. Saw it way back when it came out and forgot about it. Thanks for the reaction 🙏🏽
Glad you liked this one. Found footage gets a bad reputation, and a foreign film, not in english, is hard for a lot of people. But this was great and I always encourage people to watch it. Also, you do still need to put down the rabid trolls when you find them. Yes they'll die off in two weeks on their own, but how many more things will they infect before then? Not to mention stopping their suffering.
What I did not know until this very day is that Mrs. Movies is out there checking out _troll butts._ It literally never would have occurred to me that trolls might have "cute little butt cheeks."
it was this troll toys from the 90s
If you like this, you should check out another Norwegian Troll movie - Troll (2022) I watched it online and I enjoyed it. It had a bigger budget than Troll Hunter. Troll is sort of a Norwegian Godzilla movie.
Yes, if you like one, chances are that you will enjoy the other one as well. I can also recommend it.
Troll isn't nearly as good, but it is a fun watch nonetheless (no spoilers here).
So excited you are reacting to this one, a hidden gem IMO!
"Troll" the 2022 movie is also super cool with the same theme! Super recommended! ;)
Only 3-4 days ago, I was searching TH-cam for reactions on this movie that I haven't seen since around when it was released, but couldn't really find any. Found a few reviews, and various talks _about_ the movie, but no straight reaction.
And now this randomly show up in my feed. Thank you!
I never thought you would watch a movie from my beautiful country 🇳🇴
This was such a nice surprise how much I enjoyed this film.
Another which is so far left field is simply called Monsters by Gareth Edwards whom went on to make Rogue One. Not found footage. Not a monster movie (funnily enough). More an introspective look at humanity and the bonds that we share.
Olivia d'Abo was 14 &15 when she made this picture she celebrated her birthday during filming. She was a main character on The Wonder Years during its 6 season run, she's been in other movies, tv shows, and on Broadway, she has even done backup vocals and collaborated with the likes of Bon Jovi. Her cousin- once removed- is Maryam d'Abo, who is also an actress and played Bond girl Kara Milovy in The Living Daylights. Her mom was famous model/actress Maggie London. Her father was the lead singer in Manfred Mann (aka Manfred Mann's Earth Band) with hits like Doo Wah Diddy and Blinded By The Light. Interesting family. It was Bubba Smith in the Police Academy movies. Anyway, loved the review, love you guys, take care and stay safe ❤️
Wrong movie, sir.
First Rec, then Troll Hunter. Have you noticed the best found footage movies are foreign films?
With that in mind, I recommend you watch South Korean film The Medium.
The Wailing is another great foreign horror
@@tidepride86oh man the ending to that film is great just when you thought you figured it out, boom, great terrifying surprise.
Speaking of Trolls: I HIGHLY recommend "Troll Bridge" based on a short story of Terry Pratchett. It's about half an hour and you can find it here on youtube. Very cool. :)
Greetings from Norway. An unexpected reaction, but a welcome one 😆
Trolls did not turn to stone in "Lord of the Rings". That is from the storyline of "The Hobbit".
I stumbled across this movie years ago, and was utterly enthralled! It's bare-bones-basic regarding 'Special Effects' (Though they ARE damned cool!), and presented a story as old as people (Mythology).
Nice to see you two delving into it, and sharing the ride with us! :-)
I know i might be shooting myself in the foot here, but I do hope this fairy tale mockumentary stuff turns into some kind of film series or short lived genre. Leprechauns, elves, gargoyles, etc.
The Netflix film Troll which came out in 2023 is a spiritual sequel to Troll Hunter as in the film the government has known about trolls for a very long time l.
Now that you’ve tackled Troll Hunter it’s time for Dead Snow.
100% absolutely this!
My buddy was convinced after watching this movie that trolls were real and thought this movie was 100% real 😅😅😅
I have some troll issues, although maybe it is more a gnome. It runs around my windows at night and tries to get inside. It freaked me out at first, but since it isn't able to get in, I don't get scared as much as before.
We have many fairytales and folklore told about Trolls, so this movie is such a fun and interesting take on them! I'm glad you liked it!
I like it when these people go bigfoot hunting, it's really funny tracking anything with a 9ft stride and it a meat eater. If they do exist I think it's a unknown mountain gorilla.
I remember catching this on Netflix in 2017. It was like finding gold.
I hiiiighly doubt that Madame Movies would enjoy Man Bites Dog, but I love how this film is basically that with Nordic fantasy creatures instead of a French serial killer. It’s even got a similar running gag, which I feel like this movie did as a reference. If you know, you know.
YES !!!
One of my favorite foreign films.
I love this movie and I'm so glad that one of my favorite reactors finally got to it!
Such an unknown, under-the-radar classic.
troll (22') on netflix was awesome!
This is one of my favorite horror movies, when it was on TH-cam movies for free(with ads) i would watch it to fall asleep, like a grown up bed time story
wow great that you took this movie! glad to see scandinavia represented finally! thanks!
This was a gem I found before it got traction and always loved it. Very well done.
"How did they get a Christian man's blood??"
From Red Cross.
This is definitely one of my top favorites in the 'found footage' genre.
I saw this and Grabbers back to back. Loved them both.
nice. how you were able to constantly display the subtitles is a mystery to me, but that is a pretty awesome solution for reaction videos with subtitled movies.
Saw this a couple of years ago and I like it. This film also introduce me to the Norwegian heavy metal band called Kvelertak, though I listen to a few of their songs.
So this is the first reaction of you guys that I am watching but I really think that you should both of yourselves in the thumbnail. Reactions with multiple people are usually more fun and you have some really interesting discussions.
Yes, this is a good one
Watch the pinchcliff grand prix👍 and dead snow 1-2 .
I'm glad you guys enjoyed this movie. I sure did when I first watched, and it actually scared me a little.
Troll (2022) is actually pretty good too, not found footage style though.
I was so pissed when they took it off Netflix
This is one of the best found footage movies
Ahhh the OG. THE ORIGINAL Netflix Masterpiece…..””TRRRRRRRROOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLL”! Hunter 😂
That was a really good movie! I think you will really love "Mortal" !
Fantastic film. Also the thumb nail 😂😂😂
Love this movie. Mountain Kings scene was tense as hell
I love this movie ,I keep meaning to rewatch this myself it's sat on my shelf just looking at me , but somehow Alita Battle Angel keeps taking its place she's very determined to hog the player.
I watched the movie before I watched your reactions. I really enjoyed it and you're right, I was sucked into it. A lot better than I was expecting.
I got this one on bluray!! Quite good.. There's also the netflix version called TROLL. Just as thrilling as this one!
It was a fun surprise 10 years ago.
Great movie. A lot of fun and really well made. "TROLL!!" 😂
I loved it whan i first saw it. Strangely with the subtitles It made it even better. Glad you enjoyed it. I love myths and legend tye films. Id love to visit Trollheimen Norway just so see if you can spot a troll.
One of those fun random movies that you run into. Not some franchise movie shoved down your throat by billion-dollar publicity, but just a cool ride made well.
Ooooooh, Toll Hunter is a good one! :) Great execution of a good idea. :)
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!! I’m not much for sub movies, but this is one of my favorites of all time
This was such a surprise enjoyable movie.
Norways own Kaju movie! Love it! Beats American Godzilla hands down.
Now that you have seen this folklore you have to watch Rare Export (2010). Or just put it on next x-mas movie list. It really get you on holiday mood.
As a Norwegian, i find this hilarious.
Commenting before I watch: I LOVE THIS FRIGGIN MOVIE. So excited!
good film , I have the original , and the one dubbed in english , now I would suggest troll (2022) basically a norwegian kaiju film , there`s only one troll in the film , but he`s a big one , like the giant troll in this film ! think you`ll like it ! good story line and a bit more action ! and this critter comes into a city !
Where does a 200ft troll sleep? Wherever it wants.
Personally, i think its funny to troll Hunter, and everyone should participate as often as possible 😂
TROOOOOOOOLL!!!!!! 🧌
That scene reminded me of the train scene from "Stand By Me". 😎
I saw this movie as a kid. I loved it so much.
Ive been waiting for this reaction, this movies a hidden gem. I love this movie.
Damn I thought I wouldn't find a react of this movie, thank you for making it ❤
Finnish film Rare Exports is also good.
The director of that also directed Sisu.
@@Madbandit77And two swedes one cup...
There are so much comedy in this movie, but most of it is lost in translation, need to know the language and the tone the say it in, the troll hunter and his boss is 2 very well known comedians, also several other big Norwegian comedians in the movie, like the polish worker guy.
I think Mrs. Movies gave her personal best complement to a film she could give. Glad she enjoyed it. Next month I picked what is, to me, a staple action anime movie from the 90s. I was inspired to make the selection because of Markus picking Ghost in the Shell and because they got a comment or two last live stream of people wanting more anime. Should be a good one.
I told to watch this movie and didnt know if it was a real doc or not until the first troll hit the screen.