2011 Conan the Barbarian Screen Used Movie Props

[Riskbreaker]

Albion has the rights already. Check FilmSwords.com - Replicas of Swords and Armor from Movies, TV, Literature and Fantasy Art.

 

[nick daring]

 

[DJ Divain]

i do now if this conan is a good movie
so is beter waiting for props

 

[StevenRogers84]

I so hope this movie is good the props look great, but you never know! Has to be better than green lantern though right?

 

[theThing]

I hope this movie measures up to the props:rolleyes

 

[RelicMaker]

So far, the sword designs for this movie are it's first big 'FAIL', IMO!:unsure

What's with the sword that looks like a Balrog skull sword?:rolleyes
Seems like something that belonged in LOTR...

I just hope the movie is good, since I'm a big fan of the first Conan...

I guess it couldn't be as bad as Conan the Destroyer!:lol

 

[killerbee]

Thanks for sharing the pics.I reall want to see this movie.That creature looks like an octopus of some sort.I think this is gonna be a good one!

 

[Annathema]

I'd love to know where to start with making Mariques claws! Thanks for the pics!

 

[Art Andrews]

I'd love to know where to start with making Mariques claws! Thanks for the pics!

You are very welcome! I am still shocked and thrilled we just happened upon them.... and still wishing I had my real camera.

 

[trace1]

I wonder how much they will cost? You would think because they are non-functional they would be cheaper, but I'm not so sure on this one, weird things happen with certain props depending on the demand them

 

[ICE]

Amazing pictures wanted to see the swords up close, very curious to see them. I still think the Arnold conan swords are far, far better in detail. Not same movies but just saying.

 

[terryr]

This made me wonder how it did.

Conan the Barbarian went the way of past August fantasy/ancient action movies and flopped hard. Joining the ranks of Kull the Conqueror and The Last Legion and grabbing less interest than even The 13th Warrior, Conan reaped $10 million on around 4,500 screens at 3,015 locations. It was a far cry from the 1982 Conan, which had over three times the attendance on its opening weekend, though it had a similar gross ($9.6 million).

The Conan remake's marketing relied on the brand name and generic fantasy action instead of presenting a compelling story and strong characters. The movie's director, Marcus Nispel, was also responsible for the similar dud Pathfinder. With roughly 2,100 locations, 3D was 61 percent of Conan's take. Distributor Lionsgate's exit polling showed that 65 percent of Conan's was male and 69 percent was over 25 years old.

$48,000,000 Worldwide. Was beaten out opening weekend by The Help, which I never heard of.

I personally had no urge to see it.

Are the swords still going ahead?

 

[Monster Dave]

Last sighting of the original Conan sword:

LOL.


Here's a funny aside:

It's surprising how little he looked next to those guys!!

 

[Rojerlockless]

I had such high hopes for this film. Still would be cool to have a prop from it.