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Troy 2022-09-18 17:08:31
clear away the mists of Avalon
The story of King Arthur is a piece of history and a legend. Aside from the heavy and varied historical and religious theories, just from the stories shown in the film, we can see the connection and conflict between human nature and religious theology, and see the light and dark sides behind...
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Khalil 2022-08-20 10:25:06
fog of history
Was King Arthur Celtic or Roman? Or the Celts who received Roman citizenship? Is King Arthur real or a myth? Or is it a myth based on real people? No matter when the fog of history is revealed, medieval legends are particularly fond of King Arthur and his knights, who have become "historical...
Ian Duncan
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Merritt 2022-06-27 16:07:22
Three and a half. Morgaine's character is quite lovable, but the movie in general...it's beautiful and magical and bloody and embarrassing, especially the second half...don't know how the original is. In short, after watching this movie, my newly ignited interest in the legend of King Arthur has basically been extinguished by half...
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Darion 2022-06-27 19:58:02
Misty lake, female wasteland. The rhythm of the latter part is accelerated, the character creation is not meticulous, and both the introduction and the first part have good-looking elements. Religion and the patriarchal court were in a dilemma, and the goddess was first pushed forward by the tide, and then abandoned. Morgan, Gwen, and even Morgoth are all the same. Women who should breathe the same way are provoked and mocked. Not accepting the fate of matriarchy, and once entrusting power to itself, was given a bad name. Joan Allen is the best performer, unlike Mrs. Vivienne's arrogance to preserve "divineness", or Morgan's sincerity and fear, her cruelty is always decisive
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Gwenhwyfar: You say you are a good man, but you condemn your wife to barrenness for the sake of an oath to painted savages. I despise you, Arthur Pendragon! Neither good Christian, nor good pagan, nor a good husband to me.
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Mordred: I do not like to think that this great King, this great man, my father, is my enemy. And then for the sake of Avalon I must bring him down to nothing. I would rather love him, as all men do. I would like to look on my mother, Lady Morgaine, I would like to look on her who bore me, as my mother. Not as the priestess or the Goddess. I am so weary of Gods and Goddesses, I am weary of my fate.
