Delgo

Synopsis: In an exotic divided land, Delgo, an adventurous dreamer but naive teenager, must rally his group of troubled youth and some unlikely friends to protect their world from conflict between the terrestrial Lockni people, who harness the mysteries of the land, And the winged Nohrin people, who rule the skies. They live - segregated - in an uneasy peace until Delgo was framed for a crime he did not commit. After enlisting the help of a unlikely friend to escape a Nohri prison, Delgo discovers Imhoff is in danger so he must unite the two races against a common foe.
Production: Freestyle Releasing
 
IMDB:
4.4
Metacritic:
27
Rotten Tomatoes:
12%
PG
Year:
2008
94 min
$511,920
Website
131 Views


Okay. Get ready now. Here it comes.!

Good catch!

Nice throw, Delgo.

Here comes a high one!

Oh, no.! Good try.

Bad toss. Bad toss.

Wasn't your fault. Go get it. Hurry.!

In the land ofJhamora,

the humble Lockni lived in peace.

Far away, lost in the clouds...

the land of the winged Nohrin grew barren...

depleted of essential resources.

Concerned for his people,

the Nohrin king sent scouts to find a new home.

Hah!

Their quest brought them toJhamora,

where they were welcomed by the Lockni.

The Nohrin king vowed not to leave...

until the last ofhis people

had safely resettled.

You, my little princess...

will grow up to rule our people

in a land of beauty.

He sent Sedessa, his ambitious younger sister...

- to govern the Nohrin in the new land.

- Hmm.

Time passed and tensions rose...

as the Nohrin sought more land.

Finally, the Lockni would give no more.

Mm-mmm-mmm.

- Mmm.

- Mommy.

- Behind the fence.!

- Secure the perimeter.!

- Don't let that one get away.!

- Burn the village! Hmm.

Leave no survivors!

Hatred, once stirred...

took on a life of its own.

- Charge!

- And the spark of vengeance...

ignited the flames ofbattle.

We are at war! You should have negotiated!

Negotiated? With savages?

Don't be so naive.

Jhamora is ours for the taking, dear Brother.

Have the courage to finish what I started.

You have disgraced our family. You have

killed innocents- sent young soldiers to die.

You have insured that my daughter

will grow up in a world...

where peace can never again

be taken for granted.

You are no longer a member of the royal family-

No longer my sister.

Huh?

Huh?

Sedessa Graleon...

You have been found guilty of murder...

And treason.

In accordance with Nohrin law...

you are hereby condemned...

to spend the remainder of your life...

in exile...

unable to return.

Hmm.

No.

Ah. Oh, dear.

So sorry to keep you waiting, gentlemen.

I just couldn't find a thing to wear.

Now then, this is somewhat

of a farewell occasion.

I'm afraid our working relationship

is effectively over.

Over? What about the invasion ofJhamora?

Oh, yes. I'll be invading as planned.

Without an army?

You need our tribes, Empress.

Oh, but I have your tribes.

United. Well trained.

- Quite ready for battle.

- We united them!

You need us to keep them united.

So modest about your accomplishments.

The tribes stand solidly behind me.

Middle management will only get in the way.

Have you forgotten all we've done for you,

Empress? The castle we built?

I'll call you when I need another.

What about your promises?

Land, titles, the riches ofJhamora?

Money and power. Tsk, tsk, tsk.

So shallow.

You really should concern yourselves

with more... spiritual matters.

Engineer Prando.

Please, Empress! Please spare us!

Come now. You know me.

If there's one thing I can't stand...

it's hearing a chorus of wart-ridden freaks

pleading for mercy.

Some music should cover it up.

No, no, no!

- We were only following orders!

- You can't do this.!

- We don't need land.! - I

can't feel my toes! - Mmm!

Something smells delicious.

You know what? This-This is-

Y- Yes, yes. No. Yeah.

This is the longest, hottest...

bumpiest shortcut I've ever taken.

Well, I know a faster way.

No!

Oh, what's the matter? 'Fraid you'll lose?

- I just don't wanna race.

- All right. No problem.

I can respect that.

Wuss!

- What?

- Huh? I didn't say anything.

- Wuss.

- I heard that!

Heard what, wuss?

- I mean, Filo.

- I'm not racing!

Hyah! Come on! Let's go, girl!

Huh?

Come on! Faster!

Move, girl, move!

Stay! Stay! Oh, no!

Whoa.!

Oh, yee-haw!

Hyah!

Ah!

Oh, did you-you just get here?

I smoked you!

The race isn't over yet. Hyah!

Hup!

Whoa!

Ah! Hey.

Whoa!

Ow! Ooh! Whoa!

Delgo!

Delgo?

Oh, Delgo.

He's gone!

He's gone forever!

Filo.!

Delgo? Delgo, is that you?

Are you up there?

No, down here.!

Oh, no! I bet it was that time when-

No.! Down here.!

Delgo! Ah! You're alive!

Hang in there, Delgo.!

Don't worry! I'll shoot a flare.

Oops.

Uh, sorry!

Um, Filo, why is that tree on fire?

Fire? Oh, that fire. The one there that-

This one with the flames?

Yeah, oh, well, uh-That-You see, I was just-

I was-There was-All of a sudden-

You know, what I was-

And then- I can't-What fire-

What fire are you talking about?

Never mind. Just get some help.

- Yeah, we, uh-

- And hurry.!

I'm okay!

What? Oh, no!

Come back here!

- Hello there.

- Whoa!

- Need some help?

- From a Nohrin?

I don't think so.

Help!

Help!

Ah!

Um-

Why is that tree on fire?

D- Delgo.!

Are you all ri-Are you all ri-

Are you all ri-Are you all ri-

- Oh! Are you all right?

- Hey!

Hey!

Bogardus.!

The princess doesn't need

any new friends, Lockni.

Colonel! General! You are out of line.

- Your Highness, the Lockni only understand violence.

- Ow!

- Enough!

- This way!

Your Highness,

we are in violation of the truce.

I'm well aware of the laws, Colonel.

Get her out of here! Go!

Let go of me! I can fly on my own.

Playtime's over.

Yeah, you better keep flyin; ya pansies.!

Boys, why is that tree on fire?

How can I ask my people to respect the

border laws if my own daughter refuses to do so?

He needed help, Father.

It's not that simple, Kyla.

Our position here is delicate.

- There are still Lockni who harbor hatred toward us.

- Hmm!

- If anything had happened to you-

- Everything was fine...

until Bogardus beat this poor-

- Bogardus was protecting you!

- From harmless boys!

From Lockni boys! They had good reason

to be concerned for your safety.

Ah, you're only a child, Kyla. You couldn't

possibly understand what's at stake here.

Guide the stones.

The staff will follow.

Not this again.

Let us begin.

Connect with the stone, Delgo.

Feel its pulse.

What's the point, Elder Marley?

Teach me something I can use-

like what Talusi's doing.

All students learn the same thing-

to control the stones.

- Oh, I can control the stones.

- Good.

Then let's try again.

Hmm. Did it.

The stones are a path to a higher goal...

not an end unto themselves.

They will also teach you about yourself.

But you must be willing to learn.

The Pool of Etoch. Look deep.

Leave no survivors!

You're on your own, kid.

We cannot change the past.

But we can choose what we learn from it.

Where one learns vengeance,

another learns mercy.

I don't force the stones.

I allow them freedom.

Our hearts need that same freedom...

or they too become heavy, unyielding.

There's an old Stonesage proverb:

"The novice follows his hand.

"The student follows his heart.

"The master knows no difference.

- The hand and the heart are one. '"

- Ahh.

If you wish to control the stone...

you must first...

let go.

Did you hear?

Nohrin soldiers attacked two of our boys.

- What?

- In our territory! Innocent kids!

I'll double it.

- I fold.

- House is out.

Giddy, front me another 500 dyguns.

- What am I, an idiot?

- Come on, Giddy. I'm on a roll.

Are you in or out?

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