

Troll
Mountains will move.
When an explosion in the Norwegian mountains awakens an ancient troll, officials appoint a fearless paleontologist to stop it from wreaking deadly havoc.
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6.5/10
2,136 votes
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- Released
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- Language
- English
- mountain
- mythical creature
- creature
- oslo, norway
- monster movie
- norwegian folklore
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Release dates
IndiaIN
- Digital / OTTU/A 13+Netflix1 Dec 2022
United StatesUS
- Digital / OTTPG-13Netflix1 Dec 2022
United KingdomGB
- Digital / OTT12Netflix1 Dec 2022
United Arab EmiratesAE
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
AustraliaAU
- Digital / OTTMNetflix1 Dec 2022
CanadaCA
- Digital / OTT14ANetflix1 Dec 2022
AfghanistanAF
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
AlbaniaAL
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
AlgeriaDZ
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
American SamoaAS
- Digital / OTTNetflix30 Nov 2022
AndorraAD
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
AngolaAO
- Digital / OTTNetflix1 Dec 2022
Frequently asked questions
Troll was released on 30 November 2022.
Audience reviews
3- P8/10
Peter McGinn
1/3/2023
I found this movie to be entertaining. It reminded me of Trollhunter, another movie on the same subject, but which was perhaps smaller in scale as it involved a small group of troll hunters rather than the entire government of Norway and its military. When it comes to science fiction or fantasy I tend to give more slack for the writing and I found this to be fairly well written and well acted. There were a few cliché…
- W6/10
whitsbrain
1/30/2024
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.
- M7/10
Manuel São Bento
11/28/2025
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 …
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