Valeria sexy as hell


Sexy as hell with that face paint on!

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She can chop my head off any day.

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today's the day. get ready.

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Sexy as hell full stop. The way she moves... (probably not surprising since she was played by a professional dancer).

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Absolutely. When I was a kid back in 80s I thought she looked ugly but now....boy, the taste changes with age.

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She has a quite markedly scandinavian look. And a quite an adult look as well. Didnt fancy her much as a child, as an adult, i say yum yum.

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She was sex on legs.

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I really shouldn't do this, but...

This is for you guys:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSHnK4dvi3w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXvki5MKPAI






(W)hat are we without our dreams?
Making sure our fantasies
Do not overpower our realities. ~ RC

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Fun videos! Thanks.
For some weird reason, I find her sexier as Valeria. Sandahl's a wonderful dancer, though.

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For some weird reason, I find her sexier as Valeria. Sandahl's a wonderful dancer, though.


Yeah, she was her most attractive as Valeria -- just the right weight and just the right curves, not too skinny (like in those two vids).

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Yep. She looked great throughout the film. I thought that was a really interesting casting choice for that role. Perhaps not the greatest performance in the more traditional acting aspects, but she simply looked and moved like a warrior. You never doubted for a second that she could have killed Conan and Subotai if she had a mind to. Her physical prowess was a big part of what made the character work.

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She was the first CONVINCING woman warrior whom I saw in a movie. She paved the way for true belief and conviction in action actresses. BTW, I’m in total agreement with an earlier post that the “action” actresses in Marvel movies, e.g., Scarlett Johansson, make a mockery of the standard that Sandhal Bergman set in this movie. Gal Gadot, on the other hand, honors Sandhal’s legacy.

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