Troll Collection

Ine Marie Wilmann

Kim S. Falck-Jørgensen

Mads Sjøgård Pettersen

Gard B. Eidsvold

Anneke von der Lippe

Fridtjov Såheim

Dennis Storhøi

Karoline Viktoria Sletteng Garvang

Yusuf Toosh Ibra

Ameli Olving Sælevik

Bjarne Hjelde

Jon Ketil Johnsen

Duc Mai-The

Ingrid Vollan

Trond Magnum

Pål Richard Lunderby

Pål Anders Nordvi

Eric Vorenholt

Hugo Mikal Skår

Veronica Sinclair

Gard Løkke

Kohinoor Nordberg

Axel Barø Aasen

Kyrre Eikås Ottersen

Bob Heide

Stine Neerland Hartviksen

Paal Herman Ims

Kasper Antonsen

Espen Aukan

Paul Kirby

Laura Lee Dubois

Peter Dubois

Chiaki Nishijima

Ingvild Bryn

Tom Nilssen

Nicolai Robinot Bodd

Carmen Gloria Pérez

Jessica Lauren Taylor

Neil Howard

Christina Askeland

Billy Campbell

Torbjørn Aamodt

Johannes Ringen

Koja

Jallo Faber

Esben Syberg

Christoffer Heie

Jasmina Torbati

Chris Forsgren

Sanne Glæsel

Vilius Vanagas

Dorte Pedersen

Henriette Sørli

Sascha Marden

Robert Follin

Deni Jordan

Ingrid Lykkeslet Strømskag

Vesa Happonen

Karen Fabritius Gram

Kristian Tybakken

Christian Schaanning

Roar Uthaug

Jenny Victoria Jærn

Tim King

Espen Sandberg

Harald Zwart

Veslemøy Ruud Zwart

Jens Peder Hertzberg

Jean-Clement Soret

Aslaug Konradsdottir

Espen Horn

Kristian Strand Sinkerud

Fantasy

Action

Adventure

Troll

Motion Blur

Norway

Peter McGinn

I found this movie to be entertaining. It reminded me of Trollhunter, another movie on the same subject, but which was perhaps smaller in scale as it involved a small group of troll hunters rather than the entire government of Norway and its military. When it comes to science fiction or fantasy I tend to give more slack for the writing and I found this to be fairly well written and well acted. There were a few clichés about government leaning on the military as their first and only response to a crisis, but in an odd way it is a relief that it is some country besides the United States being portrayed as doing that. 

I thought the special effects of the creature and the scenes of destruction were pretty good, though I do not profess to be all that knowledgeable about the world of special effects. The ending of the movie seemed a little anticlimactic and not quite believable to me as far as the final plan to neutralize the troll went and the final scene of there being more trolls feels a slam to the earlier assertions that this was indeed the last troll in existence. But as I said at the outset, the movie held my intention and was entertaining overall. So what more could I ask for?

There's nothing very original about this, but it's got some likeable characters and really solid special effects. The explosions and fire of the military's offensive against the giant troll being the most impressive.