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The Settlers: The Man With The Bronze Sword
A tale of love, blood and betrayal - brought to you by director Quentin Tarantino!
The story of a simple man, a retired bandit turned Recruit, that stands between The Kingdom and vicious bandits. He fights on the battlefields and fends off villainous plots inside the capitol’s walls, in search of his wife and the King’s Gold!
The Recruit (Mickey Rourke) had won the hearts of the people with his combat prowess, witty smile, stylish beard and funny hat. Now he faces his ultimate challenge, as the biggest Gold shipment ever has been stolen from
The King (Mark Addy) - and all evidence points to him! As if that wasn't bad enough, The Recruit’s wife - the
Pretty Noble Girl (Rose McGowan) also vanished mysteriously. Using knowledge from his bandit days, The Recruit hopes to find the hidden Gold to clear his name and honor, and reunite with his loving wife - all before The Kingdom collapses from the social unrest and poverty.
Standing in his way is The Recruit’s own father-in-law,
The Veteran General (Cristoph Waltz). The educated, well groomed, proudly mustache bearer and ever suspicious General did not agree to the marriage, and since then he has tried to make The Recruit’s life as hard as possible. That includes sending him in suicide attacks against the most well defended Bandit camps; and when combat failed, he tried to bore or embarrass him away with endless high-society dinners, with excessive cutlery and complicated 21 course meals. While The Recruit was angry about never being promoted to Elite Soldier - let alone to a simple Militia - he endured to prove himself to his treacherous father-in-law, out of love for his daughter.
Now the General prepares to march on
The Bandit Leader (Bruce Willis) himself, where he expects his son-in-law to kill his former best friend as a final proof of his allegiance, and that he did not steal the King’s Gold. The Bandit Leader thinks his friend has gone soft for a lady and left his comrades and way of life behind, but still cares for him. He has sent a
Seasoned Spy Assassin and Master of Disguise (Brad Pitt), a mysterious orphan who talks in a strange way, to murder the King and finish the war, in hopes that he won’t have to raise his sword against his old friend.
But nothing is really what it seems, as unbeknownst to the two other parties, the real menace lies with the filthy rich
The King’s Advisor (Samuel L. Jackson), whose plots spin like a complex spider’s web and encompasses the entire Kingdom. First, he has infiltrated the bandit’s camps with the
Traitor Bandit (Leonardo DiCaprio), another mysterious orphan, who intends to assassinate The Bandit’s Leader, The Recruit, and the Veteran General all in one fell swoop. Secondly, he has dispatched his
The King’s Advisor’s Lady (Lucy Liu) to neutralize the Bandit’s own assassin and thwart their plot on The King’s life. As the people struggle in complete poverty and are left hungry, they demand the King resignation - since he has no heirs, so long as he is alive and signs the documents, the King-Regent will be the Advisor himself!
As the King is apparently assassinated by yet another, unknown party, it is up to The Recruit to find out the truth and who is on what side. He has to survive the battle against his old friend, get the favor of his father-in-law, unearth the King’s Advisor’s plot, and find where his wife and the King’s Gold are!
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Producer: Robert Rodriguez
Soundtrack: compiled By Quentin Tarantino
The Recruit: Mickey Rourke
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Pretty Noble Girl: Rose McGowan
The Veteran General: Cristoph Waltz
The King: Mark Addy
The Bandit Leader: Bruce Willis
Seasoned Spy Assassin and Master of Disguise: Brad Pitt
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Traitor Bandit: Leonardo DiCaprio
The King’s Advisor: Samuel L. Jackson
The King’s Advisor’s Lady: Lucy Liu
Revolted-With-the-Whole-King-and-Feudal-System Peasant Cameo: Quentin Tarantino