Black Death 2010 Movie Download

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Set during the time of the first outbreak of bubonic plague in England, a young monk is tasked with learning the truth about reports of people being brought back to life in a small village.

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Black Death - Trailer

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Black Death - Trailer

01:58 — Set during the time of the first outbreak of bubonic plague in England, a young monk is tasked with learning the truth about reports of people being b (more…)

Black Death (Trailer 1) - Trailer

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Black Death (Uk) - Official Trailer

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'What Brings You to Our Village?'

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TV Spot - Risk Damnation

00:18 — In the Middle Ages, you fought Black Magic or risked damnation. TV spot for Black Death.

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01:17 — Plague-ridden medieval England: Bodies lie scattered in their hundreds, the country is in turmoil. One hope remains, rumors of a village that is unaff (more…)

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01:24 — The red band trailer for Black Death.The year is 1348. Europe has fallen under the shadow of the Black Death. As the plague decimates all in its path (more…)

Black Death 2010 Full Movie Download

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01:59 — Feature trailer for Black Death. The year is 1348. Europe has fallen under the shadow of the Black Death. As the plague decimates all in its path, fe (more…)

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'Going medieval' on your enemies isn't just a figure of speech in Christopher Smith's stylish spatter-horror exercise, which uses desperation-fueled religious fervor to interrogate the intersection of fear and faith.
Christian Science Monitor
3/11/2011 by Peter Rainer
There's something here for just about everyone, or at least for everyone who looks back fondly on the similarly themed Wicker Man from 1973.
Slams Christians against pagans with little love for either.
Though deadly serious, Christopher Smith's European-made bubonic- plague melodrama provides good value with lots of blood and guts, as well as a solid cast.
Early on 'Black Death' falls victim to its own sluggish sickness, its narrative drive proving no match for the aggressively rotted pallor, dour acting and tiresomely handheld you-are-there aesthetics.
Smith effectively recreates the chaos of the medieval era, where the educated and ignorant alike make life-and-death decisions based on superstition.
Smith keeps the fog, mist and rain machines working overtime, but to such little purpose that Black Death often looks like outtakes from Fiddler on the Roof.
When your bubonic-plague movie manages to avoid the specter of Monty Python's Flying Circus ('Bring out'cha dead!'), it's definitely doing something right.
Religion and morality are both found wanting in this medieval horror-drama devoid of good guys.
The movie's real coup is in how it repeatedly shifts our allegiance from Christians to pagans, interrogating the unfathomably still-popular notion that barbarism is best countered with more of the same.
This is bracing, often brutal stuff, set in a world where, as Ulric says, 'God has slipped over the horizon.'
I'll wager grown-ups will be duly horrified by it. Not because of the gore -- although it does have a fair amount of that -- but because it takes you on a real journey into the heart of darkness, and you might not like what you find there.
Black Death definitely isn't a rollicking, bloody good time, but it is a haunting study in the capacity for cruelty in people when they're scared, and the lingering effects that cruelty can have.
In Black Death, Christopher Smith effectively creates a creepy and unsettling atmosphere with great production values. He shows lots of potential as a director and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does next.
Acts as if no one ever thought to make a movie about the bubonic plague before.
It shows the worst things that people do to each other in the name of religion. This could have been more of a thought-provoking film, but it turns into a gore porn display.
Bean owns this movie.
An entertaining, if by-the-numbers, entry to the sword-and-shield genre, Black Death features lots of blood, disease, and the seemingly requisite Sean Bean.
A film without the ideas or guts to bring hell to life onscreen.
Ozus' World Movie Reviews
11/18/2011 by Dennis Schwartz
What could be more cheerful than a graphic bubonic plague picture?