Hi all,

This has been bugging me for years and I just can't find this film that I'm looking for as I remember watching many years ago when I was young round my Grandmothers as she had it on vhs but here goes.

I'm guessing this fantasy film is in the 80's but I'm not sure but all I remember from it which sticks out in my mind is there is a part in the film (possibly near the end) where the is a battle between 2 (I'm guessing magicians of somesort) , you know the ol' good vs evil battle and they both sort of transform into/ project big creatures in the sky. All I seem to remember is that the good guy is I think some big light blue lion of some sort, And what really bugs me is that and remember the music that is played on that bit and it's clear as a bell in my head!

p.s I think there were twin sisters in it though I'm not sure

I would die a happy man if anybody can help

Many thanks in advance

Is it an animation? It sounds like you're thinking of the cartoon version of "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" (1979)

I believe this one is Wizards of the Lost Kingdom.

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Originally Posted by stardust713

Is it an animation? It sounds like you're thinking of the cartoon version of "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" (1979)

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Hi

No it's not an animation, but the part with the big Lion is where the Good guy projects/Conjurs this creature in the sky as does the Bad guy with his creature. The 2 roar at each other for a bit then the Good guy wins the fight.

Also I'm pretty sure it involves 2 women, maybe sisters/twins

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Purukivel

I believe this one is Wizards of the Lost Kingdom.

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Hi ,

Have just read the story of the link to the film you described and it's not that one I'm afraid.
I'm sure it involves 2 women though, maybe sisters/twins.

Thanks

In that case, it's Sorceress.

"First up is the trailer for Hill's last film, Sorceress. This was a cheesy T&A/Sword and Sorcery flick starring twin blond centerfold subjects Lynette and Leigh Anne Harris. The gimmick was that the sisters, representing the generic escaped children who are fated to become great warriors and bring down the Evil Sorcerer, can feel each other's pain, ala the Corsican Brothers. This sets up a classic schlock sequence where one twin is deflowered and the other, miles away, wakes to find herself experiencing some mysterious new sensations. Even in the preview, which promises an endearingly cheesy film, you can tell that the twins are rather untalented martial artists. Meanwhile, many of the goofy effect sequences were later used as stock footage in Wizards of the Lost Kingdom."

Yess!! That is the one! Thank you so much!