Merlin film online subtitrat 1998. Siteul va ofera spre vizionarea online filme in format full hd, gratis, subtitrate in romana. Descriere: Merlin este un personaj legendar al povestirilor arturiene, simbolul unei lumi anacronice, care mai tarziu avea sa se stinga sa faca loc unei lumi moderne.Fairy (uncredited) Series Produced. Executive producer (2 episodes, 1998). Producer (2 episodes, 1998). Line producer (2 episodes, 1998) Series Music.(2 episodes, 1998) Series Cinematography. (2 episodes, 1998) Series Film Editing.

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Hair stylist: Sam Neill (2 episodes, 1998). Prosthetic makeup artist (2 episodes, 1998). Prosthetic makeup artist (2 episodes, 1998). Special effects teeth (2 episodes, 1998).

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Action director (2 episodes, 1998). Second assistant director (2 episodes, 1998) Series Art Department.Supervising carpenter (2 episodes, 1998). Property master (2 episodes, 1998).

Dressing props (2 episodes, 1998). Scenic artist (2 episodes, 1998). Supervising carpenter (2 episodes, 1998).

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Assistant set decorator (2 episodes, 1998). Illustrator (2 episodes, 1998). Supervising rigger (2 episodes, 1998).Supervising painter (2 episodes, 1998). Stand-by props (2 episodes, 1998).Stand-by (2 episodes, 1998).

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Merlin is a television miniseries released in 1998 that retells the legend of from, starring in the title role, as the antagonist Queen Mab, as her henchman Frik, as Nimue and as Morgan le Fay.The story covers not only the rise and fall of Camelot, but the phase in the legendary history in Britain that precedes it. Unlike the traditional version where he suffers from, Merlin stays active throughout the entire reign of King Arthur, with some details altered to fit the story more from his point of view.The series is also influenced by other /European legends and folklore. It introduces Queen Mab, a fairy first attested in, as the leader of and the of the Arthurian legend who manipulates traditional villains Morgan le Fay and Mordred.

Other magical creatures like gnomes, griffins and even a talking mountain appear. The series was followed by a novelization in the form of a trilogy in 1999. In 2006 it received a sequel, Merlin's Apprentice, which had less to do with traditional Arthurian legend, had some and was not as popular as the first movie.the, besides the source material.Tropes:.:. Excalibur. So sharp that just parrying a regular sword will cut the lesser weapon in two, which makes you wonder what Mordred's axe was made of/how heavily enchanted it was. Mordred's axe was a form of the black sword Caliban, an that Mab helped Mordred retrieve, which shapeshifted to become a weapon more suitable to Mordred's desires and is an Absurdly Sharp Axe.: Vortigern has a small chuckle after Merlin encourages him not to worry about lacking patience when the king possesses so few other virtues.: Several scenes were deleted for the VHS version.

Among them, a description of the workings of magic. This makes it difficult to understand Frik's later comment about Merlin never progressing past being a Hand Wizard. (In case you were wondering, the first level is magic via incantation, the second level is magic via hand gesture, and the third level is magic via thought alone.) Back in for the DVD, thankfully.: The few references to Queen Mab in English literature make her out as a benevolent fairy queen. Here, she is a dark pagan goddess (the counterpart of the good pagan goddess, the Lady of the Lake). Also King Constant, when he appears at all, is usually a good king in Arthurian stories.:.

It is a bit hard not to feel for Queen Mab as she fades from existence, along with the last of the world's magic and the Old Ways, crying out for Merlin and Frik to look at her, rasping that she loves Merlin as a son while her voice grows increasingly thin and hoarse. Morgan le Fay as well. Sure, she seduced Arthur and concieved, but she had been grievously wronged by Merlin and Uther, and really was just a lonely, miserable girl underneath it all.: The novelizations. One big one that isn't explained on-screen is that the version of the story Merlin tells doesn't have Mab in it (which is what Frik is commenting on at the end).: Morgan le Fay is entirely motivated by getting herself closer to the throne.:. The setting is closer to the period of the late Roman Empire than most adaptations of the legend, with Iron Age costumes, armor and weapons. However, the terms 'knight' and 'Sir' are still used. The setting is called 'England' too early, as the term came into being after the were established as the dominant power in the British Isles instead of the Britons or Celts (now the Welsh).

The Saxons are here only stated to be recent arrivals. Normandy is also mentioned as the place where Uther gathers his armies against Vortigern. The area gained this name only after year 911, when the Viking Chieftain Rollo was granted the lands to protect them from the rest of the marauding Norsemen. That could just be, though.

Almost all of the place names should really be different, and they wouldn't be speaking modern English with American accents either. Or an Antipodean accent, as in the case of Sam Neill. Some of Frik's disguises seem to reflect the future; for example, his dashing swashbuckler-character wears 18th-century clothes and wields a smallsword (yes, a smallsword, not 'a small sword') that isn't going to be invented in centuries. But then, Mab does mention that the fairykind sometimes see into the future. One of the doctors/astrologers mentions the planet Uranus, which wasn't discovered until 1781.: Mordred.: Mordred to Arthur.

Merlin: I'll kill you any way I can Vortigern.but I will kill you.: Arthur, Uther, Vortigern, Lancelot, Frik after he loses his powers. Special mention also goes to Ambrosia, who declares that if Mab harms Merlin in any way, 'Magic or no magic, I'll have her guts for my bootlaces.' Arthur in particular goes up against Mordred, a bonafide, and still manages to handily defeat him, only getting killed in the process because he hesitates to land the final strike.: Mordred, so very much.: It's not really much of a duel, but when Merlin and Vortigern face off and Merlin splits the lake ice with Excalibur, sending Vortigern to a frozen, watery grave, it certainly catches everyone's attention. Some combatants literally pause in mid-swing to stare at what just happened.: Very, very strongly averted when Nimue is disfigured with an enormous scar across her face that Merlin cannot heal, after narrowly escaping a dragon. Ouch.: The Lady of the Lake accepts her impending doom because 'It's fate.' .: A villainous example. Morgan le Fay converts to the Old Ways simply because they were the only people ever to show her kindness.: Arthur and Mordred are both conceived in this way.: A heroic version: when Mab unleashes a pack of griffins to try and kill Arthur, Merlin, seeing a beehive in the branches of a nearby tree, uses his magic to direct the insects to attack the monsters.

The stinging proves too much for the griffins, forcing them to retreat.: Frik and Morgan le Fay.: Mab lets out a pretty epic 'Morrrrdreeeeed!!!' When Arthur deals him a fatal wound, echoing magically throughout her immense cavern, complete with dramatic zoom.: Mordred is a rare live-action example.: Merlin swears not to use his powers except to defeat Queen Mab. To ratchet up the significance, he cuts his hand and lets the blood drip to the ground, in front of Ambrosia's grave, while swearing, 'On Ambrosia's grave, and on the grave of my mother.' It takes several years, but eventually Mab figures out a way to make him break his oath.: Mab's crystal tear.: Intentionally pulled by Morgan le Fay, who seduces her half-brother Arthur in the guise of a Celtic queen, with the encouragement of Mab and Frik.: Frik.: Ambrosia pulls this on Mab, despite being seriously ill at the time. Mab does not take kindly to it.

Mab: I'm in no mood for your jibes!.: Roots in literature aside, Mab is otherwise a completely original creation for the film.: Frik wields a fairly hefty club at the battle of Camlann; he is briefly seen smashing in the head of one of Mordred's knights with it.: Guinevere's father is played by Nicholas Clay, who was Lancelot in.:. While not a, Merlin is manipulative. He Sir Rupert calls him out on it, insinuating that he and Mab are. Mab is a brilliant one; always two steps ahead of everyone right till the very end.: 'I think I have one last trick.' .: Arthur and Galahad.: If people stop believing in magic, fairies and magical beings, they can no longer affect you.: Sir Rupert, voiced by.: The Rock of Ages, a pagan elemental deity inexplicably named after an 18th century Christian hymn.: Glamdring! No, wait, wrong work of fantasy.hold on, I know I've heard of this one.:.

Morgan le Fay is a composite of both the legendary sorceress and Morgause, Morgan's sister and the true mother of Mordred in the Arthurian Cycle. Every one of Morgan's defining aspects in Medieval tradition (her healing powers, her magical studies under Merlin, her unhappy marriage to King Urien and the resulting lovers she takes from among the knights of Camelot, her rule over Avalon and her taking of Arthur there after the Battle of Camlann) are gone. The character is really Morgause in all but name. Lancelot's wife Elaine also counts, as she has traits of two women from Arthurian Mythology who were both named Elaine. On the one hand, she's Lancelot's wife (Elaine of Corbenic) and on the other, she's given the fate of the other Elaine (The Lady of Shalott) what with her vision of Lancelot in a magic mirror and her body floating past Camelot on a funeral barge.: Merlin.

Mordred derisively refers to him as Arthur's 'pet wizard'.: A case where it is the villain doing it to a much less evil character. Mab takes Frik's magic, leaving him to wander the world as a powerless gnome, with his true love dead, having nothing but his misery and pain, unable to do anything about it.

When asked why she didn't kill him, she responds, 'Because that's what he wanted me to do.' This backfires on her, though. Frik takes up arms against Mordred and outlives her and the rest of the Old Peoples.: Vortigern vs. Merlin.: Nimue, several times. Inverted in one occasion where she gets Merlin out of Vortigern's prison with only persuasiveness and the use of her political leverage, while being kept as a hostage herself.: Mab.: Ambrosia.

Merlin, Frik and Mordred also get in on it at times.: Vortigern's army surrenders and fighting stops after their king is killed. Of course, he was killed by a.: Merlin's mother Elissa.: Galahad, Gawain.: Played for a laugh. Merlin is asked by Morgan Le Fay, eight years old at the time, to show her a magical effect. He performs a coin-behind-the-ear trick. Morgan Le Faye says it isn't real magic, which it usually wouldn't be, and Merlin challenges her to perform it. When she is successful, Merlin's response to her success is to admit: 'you're right, anyone could do it.' Interestingly, calling Merlin's coin 'just a trick' is itself a of his explanation of the moon trick to Nimue.: Lailoken, Vortigern's soothsayer.

Somewhat justified in that he has seen many of Vortigern's previous soothsayers executed.: One of Frik's many quirks. Merlin: ◊.: Merlin's ability to tell the future comes in either visions or in dreams.: The decline of the Old Ways has forced Mab to abandon her compassion in the desperate struggle to preserve herself and her people.: Frik accompanies Merlin to confront Mab at the end.: When Vortigern allies with Mab, Merlin figures that the enemy of the friend of his enemy is his friend, and thus allies himself with Uther, admitting upfront to Uther that this is his reason for joining him.: Mordred, as a young boy, attempts to throw a knife at Merlin. According to Morgan, it's his way of demanding attention.: For all her flaws, Mab does show some for love Merlin, however twisted. In a private confrontation with Nimue, a frustrated Mab makes it clear that she both loves and hates the son she created.: The Duke of Cornwall is referred to simply as 'Cornwall.' In the actual mythology, his name was given as Gorlois or Hoel.: It takes a while for Mab to realise that Merlin will never fulfil the destiny she'd planned for him.

She even admits at a late juncture that she had, despite everything, held out hope that Merlin would come around and reconcile with her. Considering all the damage she'd done to him and Nimue by this point, not to mention Merlin telling her, to her face, that he would stop at nothing to destroy her for it, it was never on the cards.: Mab.: Mab, again.: Miranda Richardson is as both Queen Mab and her sister, the Lady of the Lake.: Excalibur and the Sword in the Stone are portrayed as the same weapon, though both the myth of it being given by a Lady of the Lake and Arthur pulling it from the stone are true. Merlin was given the sword by the Lady of the Lake first, and later plunged it into the Rock of Ages to keep it from Uther, where Arthur eventually drew it from.: Mab.: Lord Lot.: The structural problems in Vortigern's castle are caused by a stream under the building site that you can clearly see from the base camp. Somehow nobody working on the project noticed this until Merlin came around and spotted it immediately.: The Fey, of whom Mab is the queen.: For Vortigern, it's his. For Uther, it's.: As an adult, Mordred is just dripping with glib charm and hammy speeches.: Vortigern takes this approach both to the Christian and magic, despite the abundant evidence of the supernatural, and an actual pagan god, staring him in the face. Although it's not that he doesn't believe in them, he just.:. The only time Mab does something for this reason is when she shows Elaine that Lancelot is committing adultery against her with Guinevere.

Frik comments on it, earning a physical rebuke despite Mab admitting to it. 'How very convenient, they kill when it suits them.'

.: As Vortigern kills King Constant and takes his crown in the prologue, Merlin makes some commentary to this general meaning. 'One tyrant smoothly passed the crown to another, even worse.' .: Mab.:. Subverted, as no one is without their faults and entirely pure. When the Lady of the Lake tells Merlin that he needs to find 'a man pure in heart' to protect the throne from Mordred, he quips, 'I've tried to find him before.

He doesn't exist.' . It turns out this was Galahad, who only appears briefly as a child. The epilogue and novelization say he led the rebuilding after the war and found the Grail.: The Lady of the Lake.: A couple between generations of kings:. King Constance is introduced with the line 'Kill the prisoners!,' emphasizing his madness. Uther utters the same line after becoming corrupt and losing Merlin's trust and aid.

When Merlin tells Uther his selfish lust will lead to war, Uther confidently tells him 'so be it, I have Excalibur' - prompting Merlin to take it away and drive it into The Stone. As Merlin leaves Uther's son King Arthur while he is preparing for another war, Arthur hopefully tells him not to worry; 'I've still got Excalibur'. Merlin's only response is to blink and walk away.: None of Modred's accusations of Arthur's hypocrisy are wrong, but are definitely made just to stir up unrest instead of making any kind of moral point.: How Mab is defeated.: All of the villains have their moments.: Elissa, Ambrosia, Vortigern, Uther, Elaine, the duke of Cornwall, Morgan le Fay, Lord Lot, Arthur, Mordred, Mab.: Mab. According to the novelizations, King Constant was one during his reign.: Between Frik and Morgan le Fay.: Merlin, as he himself, is the last of the wizards.: Merlin sees Arthur this way.: Merlin says it best: 'Oh, they hurt, memories. Memories of love, they hurt.' .: The traditional one between Arthur, Lancelot and Guinevere also involves Elaine, who is in a relationship with Lancelot when he is first introduced and eventually dies of heartbreak as a result of his relationship with Guinevere.: Merlin summons one during the final battle against Mab.

The shield is simple and sturdy; the summoning is whip-fast and looks awesome.: Mordred, when he shows up in Camelot.: Uther's lust for Igraine is a rather extreme case. Merlin puts it best. 'Hundreds are dead because you have an itch.'

.: Used by intermediate wizards, called hand wizards.: A beginner's stage of magic use, before they move on to being hand wizards.: Merlin isn't just a spell caster, but can also kick ass with a sword, as proven when he wields Excalibur.: The Land of Magic.: Mab. The novelizations aptly mentioned that she was the inspiration for the banshee.: Merlin puts this power to great use. Even just a little strengthening of a waterfall can work wonders.: Ambrosia.: Mab, Frik, Morgan.: Merlin becomes this for Arthur.: Here, of all places, this trope is subverted and inverted. Aside from demonstrating a few illusions that he insists are 'tricks,' Merlin doesn't teach Nimue any magic, and neither of them betrays the other out of malice, although she does use his love for her to entrap him. At the duress of Mab, yeah, but it's the thought that counts.

Then, towards the end, Nimue is the one who ends up trapped by magic in a cave. Finally, an aged Merlin comes back to Nimue and uses the last of his magic to restore their youth so they can live happily ever after.: The Rock of Ages is a sentient mountain resembling a man lying half-buried in the ground. Merlin asks it to hold Excalibur.: Vortigern demands some.

What good is a soothsayer if he can't tell you why your tower keeps falling down?.: Arthur and Mordred.: Arthur's reaction when Merlin that the woman he slept with was Morgan le Fay. Merlin has his own such reaction when he realizes that Uther had Cornwall killed, especially in the novel.: Excalibur, obviously.: Mab claims, 'With evil all around me, I can do nothing but evil, to survive.' Nimue shortly after tells her, 'That's too easy.' .: Mab intended to create a powerful wizard who would lead the people back to the Old Ways. What she does is create a powerful wizard who hates her and will do everything he can to destroy the Old Ways.: Mab's spells slowly lose their power after she vanishes, and eventually fail.: Mab tells Merlin that she is fighting and causing evil because she must save her people, and the ends justify the means. Merlin later gives the same excuse after helping Uther seduce Igraine, causing Sir Rupert to grumble, 'Now, where have I heard that before?' .: King Constant's execution in the prologue, not seen thanks to.: Vortigern's last expression.: The Rock of Ages will only let a truly good man draw Excalibur.: They're small, short, quick and the target of some of Frik's jokes.: In addition to, the smaller winged variety also exists.: Frik.

He claims that gnomes come in all shapes and sizes, and he's 'the tall kind.' .: Their bodies resemble those of dogs and their wings are more like the 'patagium' of flying squirrels.

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Their weakness is bees.: Merlin completely pulls the rug out from under Vortigern when he hears exactly what he is planning, and then brings the knowledge of his plans to Uther, allowing the latter to prepare for the attack and win the coming battle handily.: Ambrosia, to Merlin, as he notes in his narration. Sir Hector and his wife fulfill this for Arthur, on Merlin's insistance. (Though Hector's wife only appears in the novelization.).: From Merlin's point of view.: As pointed out by Ambrosia, this is one of the attributes that Mab no longer possesses, having presumably lost it in her struggle to survive. Merlin also explicitly states that magic cannot create love.: Merlin, even as he narrates.: Mab.: Frik.: Nimue. Getting Merlin out of Vortigern's dungeon.: It's buried deep, but Mab seems to have legitimate feelings for both Merlin and Mordred. Likewise for Mordred toward 'Auntie Mab.' .: Mab's master stroke has some elements of this: She heals Nimue's scars and enchants an idealised space for her and Merlin to live happily together within.

All things considered, this is a remarkably kind way to keep Merlin out of the war between Arthur and Mordred, but also extremely effective.: Vortigern's, noted by both Mab and Merlin. 'Only one tear was shed for Vortigern, and his pride had cast it away. He paid for it with his life.' .: Galahad, his feminine-sounding voice also contributes.: Merlin takes what the Lady of the Lake says about finding the right man on a certain island a bit too literally.: Lancelot and Guinevere disappear from the story after he carries her away from Camelot. Merlin acknowledges this.: Merlin gets an epic rant against Mab after and, and then again right after Arthur is born.

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Though he's addressing Mab, the feel of both scenes, on the beach with the tide coming in the first time and on a rocky bluff in the middle of a rainstorm the second time, seems to specifically invoke this. The Lady of the Lake: It's human to make mistakes, Merlin, and part of you is human.the best part.: The Lady of the Lake's attitude to fading away with the changing times. The Rock of Ages falls somewhere in the middle, uninterested in Mab's quest to renew faith in the old ways but secure in the belief that he, at least, will live on forever.: Mab pretty much says this twice, first for Merlin's mother Elissa, then again for Morgan le Fay.

She lets the former die, and kills the latter directly. Apparently, all she needed them for was to give birth to the child she wanted.: Thanks to her ruthless policies, Mab manages to give Merlin three separate excuses to go against her, all relating to her harming the people he loves. Uther wish to kill Vortigern who killed his father and Morgan hates Uther because he Killed her Father.: Lancelot and Guinevere, of course.