Eclipsed Kingdom
- Tagline
- In shadows, the quest for light begins.
- Description
- In a world where the sun's light is a distant memory, an unlikely band of heroes emerges from the whispers of a darkened age. Marmalade Monroe stars as the valiant Elven warrior, tasked with an epic quest to restore balance to a renaissance realm ensnared by shadows. Bee-la Bug-osi plays the calculating politician, whose complex web of alliances and decrees mask a desperate bid for power. Patrick Stew is the stoic paladin, whose unwavering faith guides the fellowship through perils untold. Directed by Robert Zebrafish, 'Eclipsed Kingdom' weaves a tale of courage and conquest that leaves audiences pondering the cost of victory in a world that has forgotten the meaning of hope. Prepare to embark on a journey where even the purest hearts are tested by the creeping darkness of an era teetering on the brink of desolation.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 4.20
- ReleaseDate
- 07/21/2022
- Genre
- Action
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
4.00
In a feeble attempt to shine through the overcast skies of cinema, 'Eclipsed Kingdom' barely flickers before succumbing to the murk of its own making. Despite Robert Zebrafish's directorial floundering, the film's lofty ambitions are dimmed by a script that struggles to illuminate any originality, casting long shadows where there should be the warm glow of narrative ingenuity. Marmalade Monroe, while earnest in her portrayal of the Elven warrior, seems lost in a forest of clichés, and not even Patrick Stew's steadfast paladin can redeem the staleness of his character's sanctimonious platitudes. Bee-la Bug-osi's portrayal of a manipulative politician is as subtle as a solar eclipse, leaving us to yearn for a dawn of better performances. The tagline promises a quest for light, but alas, viewers are left groping in the dark, as the film's G rating ensures any potential depth is eclipsed by the need to be unflaggingly family-friendly. 'Eclipsed Kingdom' may aspire to be a beacon in the night, but regrettably, it barely casts a shadow worth noting.