Sandokan

Valjhun · 8th June 2006, 08:12 AM

Hmm.... SenSei...

I wached yesterday the first chapter and I've got hooked also

Well as far as I know there is 3 or 4 movies with Kabir Bedi beeing Sandokan and a tv series in 6 episodes. I assume that you've have the tv series. There are two verisions of it the yamatovideo 2 dvd box and anotherone 3 dvd box. Wich of thoose do you have? It is the audio/video quality decent?

Mark · 8th June 2006, 03:55 PM

Photos! Ah, the memories. Ariel, I am pretty sure you have all the episodes. I recall the last scene we of the handful of survivors of the assault on Sandokhan's stronghold sailing away in a little boat, with the Portugues guy stoically lighting one of his little cigars. Off they go to fight again another day! The whole point of the story I think wasn't that he was kicking British butt right and left (though in terms of individual fights he always did - it was just the battles that he lost), but rather that he never gave up the fight despite the overwhelming odds.

That does look a lot like a dadao. I had forgotten that. Also, isn't his turban, and the way he is wearing it with his hair out, all wrong?

8th June 2006, 08:12 AM	#1
Valjhun Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 692	Hmm.... SenSei... I wached yesterday the first chapter and I've got hooked also Well as far as I know there is 3 or 4 movies with Kabir Bedi beeing Sandokan and a tv series in 6 episodes. I assume that you've have the tv series. There are two verisions of it the yamatovideo 2 dvd box and anotherone 3 dvd box. Wich of thoose do you have? It is the audio/video quality decent?

8th June 2006, 03:55 PM	#2
Mark Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 987	Photos! Ah, the memories. Ariel, I am pretty sure you have all the episodes. I recall the last scene we of the handful of survivors of the assault on Sandokhan's stronghold sailing away in a little boat, with the Portugues guy stoically lighting one of his little cigars. Off they go to fight again another day! The whole point of the story I think wasn't that he was kicking British butt right and left (though in terms of individual fights he always did - it was just the battles that he lost), but rather that he never gave up the fight despite the overwhelming odds. That does look a lot like a dadao. I had forgotten that. Also, isn't his turban, and the way he is wearing it with his hair out, all wrong?