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“The ending of the movie seemed a little anticlimactic and not quite believable to me as fa”
Peter McGinn · TMDB reviews ↗
“For fans of the famous “Wilhelm Scream”, you’ll get a kick out of hearing it at the 47:13 mark.”
MovieReviewMave · Metacritic ↗
“the only satisfying passage is when the hateful father gets killed by the creature he spends half the film worshiping”
SupaSaladMan · Metacritic ↗
Read 28 Aug 2026 · confidence 6% · too thin for a score · how this works
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“Troll has a blockbuster polish without the Hollywood heaviness. The story’s nothing special; but the action is spry, the characters are likable and the emphasis on Scandinavian folklore keeps Troll from becoming just another generic “Godzilla”/“Jurassic Park” riff.”
Noel Murray, Los Angeles Times · 70
“Roar Uthaug is not a director who seems destined for greater, grander epics, and that’s one of his best qualities. He makes polished B-movies without the delusions of A-list grandeur.”
Jesse Hassenger, Polygon · 68
“Since a creature feature lives and dies by its monster, Troll has the clear advantage of conjuring a magnificent beast from Scandinavian folklore. Of course, that might not be enough for viewers looking for something fresh to watch. Even so, Uthaug ultimately succeeds in developing a movie that’ll most likely please fans of giant creatures.”
Marco Vito Oddo, Collider · 58
“The worst thing you can say about the new Roar Uthaug (“The Wave,” “Tomb Raider”) thriller Troll is that “It’s no ‘Trollhunter.'” It lacks the wit and the mismatch peril of André Øvredal’s classic rock-bodied creature feature of 2010. So “dumb,” sure. “Fun?” Not so much.”
Roger Moore, Movie Nation · 50
Scores from Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes, read 28 Aug 2026. Quotes belong to their publications and link to the full reviews.
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“For fans of the famous “Wilhelm Scream”, you’ll get a kick out of hearing it at the 47:13 mark.”
MovieReviewMaveabout 47–47% inread it ↗
“the only satisfying passage is when the hateful father gets killed by the creature he spends half the film worshiping”
SupaSaladManabout 50–75% inread it ↗
“Troll is a solid, entertaining action movie with some great special effects and a host of good performances.”
drlowdonread it ↗
“This was okay, although too many similarities to King Kong for my liking. CGI was decent.”
Iamcritical86read it ↗
“The ending of the movie seemed a little anticlimactic and not quite believable to me as fa”
Peter McGinnabout 80–100% inread it ↗
“There's nothing very original about this, but it's got some likeable characters and really solid special effects. The explosions and fire of the military's offensive against the giant troll being the most impressive.”
whitsbrainread it ↗
“Watched for the first time in preparation for TROLL 2. Rating: B I've always appreciated how Roar Uthaug manages to ground high-concept disasters in human emotion, so I went into TROLL hoping for that same balance applied to folklore. What we get is undeniably a patchwork of Hollywood's monster movie tropes — you can feel the DNA of GODZILLA and KING KONG in almost every beat — but Uthaug elevates the material through a distinct Norwegian atmosphere. While the narrative is formulaic and th”
Manuel São Bentoread it ↗
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