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Rapa Nui

6.4

/10

5665 people rated

1994•1 h 47 m•United States

Love between the representatives of two warring tribes changes the balance of power on the whole remote island.

Action

Adventure

Drama

Cast (18)

Jason Scott Lee

Eru Potaka Dewes

Emilio Tuki Hito

Gordon Hatfield

Chiefy Elkington

Rawiri Paratene

Lawrence Makoare

Te Whatanui Skipwith

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Afã da liloca2401348

29/05/2023 22:42

source: Rapa Nui

papi

18/11/2022 09:35

Trailer—Rapa Nui

himanshu yadav

16/11/2022 14:09

Rapa Nui

Francine

16/11/2022 04:39

Rapa Nui presents us a real strange world indeed - based on the legends of Easter Island, it is a story (or legend) of two native tribes and their competition for power on that remote island, some obligatory romance and drama round off the story of the tribes. I really liked the movie and will re-watch it sometime.

Jolly

16/11/2022 04:39

Very interesting film of exotic anthropological adventures, a genre that used to be more typical of Hollywood's Golden Age than of the 1990's. The story concerns the lives of indigenous people on Easter Island, with an ecological message and an exciting series of raiders' exploits.

Wilfried

16/11/2022 04:39

On Easter Island, the tribes are in a ritualized competition. Every year, each tribe sends a warrior to the Birdman competition to see who will rule the island. Noro (Jason Scott Lee) comes from the ruling tribe 'long ears'. His clueless grandfather chief and his ruthless priest demand larger Moai. He is in love with Ramana (Sandrine Holt) from the tribe 'short ears'. His long time friend Make (Esai Morales) is also in love with Ramana. The demand for Moais has eaten up the resources of the island as scarcities and ecological damage rule. The problem for this movie is the foreign nature of everything. Some of it is laughable even if it's true. Writer/director Kevin Reynolds needed to be especially careful about the unintended comedy. Maybe it's an impossible task given the strange craziness. The story is a mix of Romeo and Juliet and an environmental documentary. There's none like it.

Fatimah Zahara Sylla

16/11/2022 04:39

A victim of razzing when new and ever since. However, breathtakingly filmed, especially the brutal tribal competition. One of 4 films (and the most unclad) that Jason Scott Lee made in a short time, and even more athletic than his Bruce Lee biopic, 'Dragon', although dramatically J.S. Lee's most memorable performance was as the Inuit halfbreed Avik in 'Map of the Human Heart.' Sandrine Holt as his beloved is luminous, while Esai Morales is the villain-- -again. A plot-nudging iceberg is obviously a construct but only a brief story device before it floats away. Sadly, the stateside DVD has been withdrawn, leaving only South Korean copies (in English, however) with some manufacturing glitches fore and aft for collectors unwilling to settle for used merchandise..

Océee

16/11/2022 04:39

I had two actors in here I usually enjoy watching: Jason Scott Lee ("Map of the Human Heart") and Sandrine Holt ("Black Robe"). It had also had beautiful Easter Island scenery and it had a bunch of pretty half-naked women. What's not to like? Well, the stupid story, for one thing. The dialog was straight out of a Grade B flick, and that's being generous. The characters also were totally unbelievable, thanks to the terrible dialog and fake accents. I couldn't enjoy the beautiful Holt because she was sent to a cave early on and wasn't seen again until near the end of the film. How people, including one of the few national film critics I like - Michael Medved - could rave about this film is totally mind-boggling. It was horrible.

Charlaine Lovie

16/11/2022 04:39

I am saddened that so few people seem to have seen this film; It is worth watching for the lush photography alone.. It takes some getting used to the accents of the actors, and many lines may not be clear on first viewing. I have read many books about Easter Island and the mystery surrounding its statues.. This film attempts to answer some of these mysteries (how the statues were moved, why work stopped so abruptly on then, what happened to all the trees on the Island, etc.) First read up in an encyclopedia on Rapa Nui (Easter Island) and then watch history (or at least a good guess at it) come to life. Film making and story telling at it's best, along with an athletic competition at the end unlike any you have ever seen.