The best Kartal Tibet’s history movies
Today we present the best Kartal Tibet’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Kartal Tibet’s movies.
Tarkan and the Blood of the Vikings
6.4/10
Tarkan Versus the Vikings, Turkey’s answer to the Italian sword and sandal films, is more fun than the proverbial barrel of monkeys and just as crazed. Everything in this movie is energetic, outsized, colorful and wacky, from Tarkan’s mighty moustache to the Vikings’ red and blue fuzzy underoos. Tarkan doesn’t just walk around, like Hercules - he runs, he leaps, he literally bounces from place to place. The gigantic melees capture the frenetic flavor of old Errol Flynn movies, but up the ante of sex and violence to please ‘70s moviegoers. It’s like Conan the Barbarian done on $10,000 and amphetamines. - CSB
Tarkan
6.6/10
Tarkan who is a fearless and loyal warrior of Attila the Hun enters into a bloody struggle to capture the sword of God Mars which is believed to promote ownership of whole world whom possess.
Tarkan and the Armless Hero
6.6/10
Atilla the Hun, Tarkan its power in order to bring the sword to the floor at the pursuit of the enemy's appointed.
A Nation Awakens
7.5/10
Ertem Egilmez's period drama about National Forces in the Turkish War of Independence.
Karaoglan: The Hero Came from Altai
6.5/10
"Karaoğlan - Altay'dan Gelen Yiğit" is the first adaptation based on a famous Turkish historical comic book by Suat Yalaz.
Ölmeyen Aşk
6.5/10
A Turkish adaptation of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, starring Kartal Tibet and Nilüfer Koçyigit.
Karaoglan: Camoka's Revenge
5.3/10
"Karaoğlan - Camoka'nın İntikamı" is the third adaptation based on a famous Turkish historical comic book by Suat Yalaz.
Karaoglan: Baybora's Son
5.8/10
In this follow-up to "Karaoğlan – Altay’dan Gelen Yiğit", Kartal Tibet reprises the role that launched his career. The film is set in Byzantine Constantinople and features Emel Turgut, Engin Inal and Reha Yurdakul.
