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Showing posts with label King Arthur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Arthur. Show all posts
Sunday, August 27, 2017
Movie Review: **^A Kid in King Arthur's Court
Calvin Fuller (Thomas Ian Nicholas) plays baseball (poorly) for the Knights. Merlin needs a champion to save the kingdom, and mistakingly pick this ball player. So this film is about the funny things that happen when someone from the modern world, with no medieval skills, is thrust back in time. Calvin falls for the younger princess (Paloma Baeza) while her older sister (Kate Winslet) is to marry the champion of a tournament. However she already has a love, just not a royal. This movie has the made-for-TV feel. In loses itself in the middle, with a rescue scene which is too far fetched.
Monday, December 5, 2016
Movie Review: ***^King Arthur (2004)
This is a different take on the King Arthur story. I presents King Arthur (Clive Owen) and his knights as persons beholden to the Romans for military service. They spend their time defending the Romans from their own people who are fighting off tyranny. Guinevere (Keira Knightly) and Merlin are the rebels they fight against. However the Romans are leaving the area, and forces from the north are coming to rape the countryside. It is after King Arthur and his men are free from further service that they must decide if they will stay and defend the people, and help them fight for freedom.
Some great action scenes, and I sort of like the different spin on the story.
Some great action scenes, and I sort of like the different spin on the story.
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