I personally already love fighting movies. And it seems to caught my eyes when i first saw this with my family.

Rating: 8/10 (8 November 2010)

Have you ever played any of the Prince of Persia games? If u did, I'm sure you would like the companion movie "Prince of Persia: The Sand of Time". The Sand of Time was released on May 28th, 2010 starring, Jake Gyllenhaal, as the film protagonist, Prince Dastan. The movie starts out with a kid named Dastan whose life has changed ever since, a royal king took him in and later he became a Prince of Persia. Despite being a prince, he later discovers a dragger, containing a secret power. Dastan, a brave orphan, wandering in the streets of Persia, stands up to the army of Persia to save his best friend from getting beaten. After showing courage on the streets of Nasaf, King Sharaman took him in as his own son. Years later, his two older brothers Garsiv and Tus attacked the Holy City of Alamut. Dastan successfully broke through the front doors and soon Persian army quickly moved in. The evasion ended, Princess Tamina was captured, and was offered a choice of being Tus's wife, or her people will be hurt.
In spite of winning the new land, King Sharaman dies at the celebration, thinking that it was Dastan who killed him. Dastan was accused of his father's murder. He escapes with Princess Tamina and goes on a journey to find out the truth. Before Princess Tamina got captured, she ordered one of her soldiers to deliver the dragger to safe keeping. But on the way, Prince Dastan attacks him, thinking that the soldier was escaping. After killing him, he takes the dragger with him. Dastan soon discovers the power behind the Mythical Dragger. He then goes on a quest to stop the person who murdered his father from getting the Mythical Dragger that could control time.
Overall, the movie was amazing and I would recommend everyone to watch it. The movie is combined with romance, action and adventure that take you into a world of fighting and war. I would rate this movie 5 out of 5 stars because the motion pictures is so realistic that it makes me feel as if I was in the movie. In the sense that this movie is rated P.G 13 the audience shouldn't be any younger than 10 years of age.