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Contents.Plot Conan (Schwarzenegger) and his companion, the thief Malak (Walter), are confronted by Queen Taramis of Shadizar. She tests their combat ability with several of her guards.
Satisfied, she tells Conan that she has a quest for him. He refuses her, but when she promises to resurrect his lost love, Valeria, Conan agrees to the quest. He is to escort the Queen's niece, Jehnna (Olivia d'Abo), a virgin, who is destined to restore the jeweled horn of the dreaming god Dagoth; a magic gem must first be retrieved that will locate the horn.
Conan and Malak are joined by Bombaata (Chamberlain), the captain of Taramis's guard. Bombaata has secret orders to kill Conan once the gem is obtained.The gem is secured in the fortress of a powerful wizard, so Conan seeks the help of his friend, Akiro , the Wizard of the Mounds. Akiro has been captured by a tribe of, and must first be rescued.
The adventurers encounter Zula (Grace Jones), a powerful bandit warrior being tortured by vengeful villagers. Freeing Zula at Jehnna's request, Conan accepts the indebted warrior's offer to join their quest.The adventurers travel to the castle of Thoth-Amon , where the gem is located. As they camp for the night, the wizard takes the form of a giant bird and kidnaps Jehnna. The others wake in time to see the bird enter the castle. Sneaking in through a, they search the castle, but Conan is separated from the group, and the others are forced to watch him battle a fierce man-beast. Conan mortally wounds the creature, which is revealed as another form of Thoth-Amon. With the wizard's death, the castle begins to disintegrate, forcing the group's hasty retreat.
They are ambushed by Taramis's guards, but drive them off. Bombaata feigns ignorance about the attack. The gem reveals the location of the jeweled horn. Jehnna expresses romantic interest in Conan, but he rebuffs her and declares his devotion to Valeria.They reach an ancient temple, where the horn is secured. Jehnna obtains it while Akiro deciphers engravings.
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He learns that Jehnna will be ritually sacrificed to awaken Dagoth. They are attacked by the priests who guard the horn. A secret exit is revealed, but Bombaata blocks the others' escape and seizes Jehnna. Despite this treachery, Conan and his allies escape from the priests and trek to Shadizar to rescue Jehnna.Malak shows them a secret route to the throne room. Conan confronts Bombaata and kills him in combat. Zula impales the Grand Vizier before he can sacrifice Jehnna.
The rising Dagoth becomes distorted from a beautiful human form into a monstrous entity. Dagoth kills Taramis, then attacks Conan. Zula and Malak join the fight, but are effortlessly swept aside by the entity.
Grappling with the monster, Conan tears out Dagoth's horn, weakening the creature enough to kill it.The newly crowned Queen Jehnna offers each of her companions a place in her new court: Zula will be the new captain of the guard, Akiro the queen's advisor, and Malak the court jester. Jehnna offers Conan marriage and the opportunity to rule the kingdom with her, but he declines and departs to find further adventures and his own place in the world.Cast. Retrieved July 29, 2011. ^ De Laurentiis PRODUCER'S PICTURE DARKENS: KNOEDELSEDER, WILLIAM K, Jr. Los Angeles Times 30 Aug 1987: 1. ^.
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Conan The Destroyer 1984 Movie
Fans of Basil Pouledoris’ scores to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Conan the Barbarian (1982) and Conan the Destroyer (1984) had a reason to be excited when the Tadlow label recorded the City of Prague Philharmonic performing the complete score to each film (the first score has already been released, the second is forthcoming). The late composer had expressed disappointment with the original film recordings (particularly that of Destroyer), and his family participated in the release in full. Plus, with the persistent notion that the original master recordings were missing from Universal’s vaults, this new recording was very likely the most complete performance fans would hear.Imagine the surprise, then, when Intrada’s Roger Feigelson announced on Monday that not only were the masters not lost, but were being utilized for new CD presentations of the score! (The original Conan scores were released on LP by MCA Records released on CD by Varese Sarabande in 1992.)Label honcho Douglass Fake further confirmed matters, reporting that the original 24-track masters boasted material never heard in the finished film. Yeah, 5.1 is not a major market. Score alone is not a major market.So the prospects for multichannel in score, while it has its fanbase, is extremely risky.That, and I think most people don't want to bother with a proper setup.For the multichannel releases I see around the internet, the most popular comments are 'how do i play this?' 'how do i burn this to cd?'
'why is there a static noise?' The technology for multichannel and the delivery is quite complex. There's so many different approaches.It depends if you want to play it on your hardware/stand-alone players connected to a receiver/amp, or if you want to play it on your computer/laptop.Or both.There's so many things you can do once you rip the multichannel audio. You can convert it to other mediums, based on the hardware/stand-alone players you have.(whether it's xbox 360, ps3, dvd-a, dts-cd, multimedia player)Heck, you can even split the tracks into individual channels (6 mono wav files, 1 for each channel) and do your own editing, just for fun.All this really requires proper digital setups, otherwise everything gets downmixed to stereo.I would, personally, enjoy a 5.1 mix of the soundtrack.If it's discreet 5.1 and not upscaled from stereo source, that is.I never really enjoy upscaled surround sound. You just can't hear the difference.- Post added at 11:08 AM - Previous post was at 11:08 AM. I don't agree at all with 'superior product' or 'flawless' performance speaking of the Prague Philarmonic.The original performance is barbaric indeed (and the releases not perfect). The Prague's one sounds like a school work to me: they took no risk, there's no intentional in the music, no try to give it more 'balls' when it needs (what they failed to try giving it back with loudness, digitally spoiling the sound).I do believe what I read from this guy here in the wait: Hidden link.
To see links. We'll see the real difference then, and you'll beg for it! I don't agree at all with 'superior product' or 'flawless' performance speaking of the Prague Philarmonic.The original performance is barbaric indeed (and the releases not perfect). The Prague's one sounds like a school work to me: they took no risk, there's no intentional in the music, no try to give it more 'balls' when it needs (what they failed to try give it back with loudness, digitally spoiling the sound).I do believe what I read from this guy here in the wait: Hidden link. To see links. We'll see the real difference then, and you'll beg for it!Would you prefer the version of a movie released to theaters in 4:3 (Pan and Scan) (because the theater couldnt handle it), over a superior 16:9 (Widescreen) version?
I'm all open and waiting for a demonstration of these limits you're talking about for 'Conan The Barbarian's performance by the Orchestra & Chorus of Santa Cecilia & the Radio Symphony of Rome. Final mixing differences aside of course.Problem with the Prometheus release is that the guys in charge swear it was 'what the composer exactly wanted' and most people take their word for absolute truth.
However it appears now that this unsatisfaction was more concerning Conan The Destroyer (yeah, each year we learn a little more). This is a nice intend though, but what the composer would really say about this re-recording and the final product? I'm smiling when thinking about it for a few seconds.