Sword, hymn, faith, knight!

Louisa 2022-03-22 09:01:15

It feels too emotional, but the visual effects are not bad

Benny 2022-04-24 07:01:02

On 7/10, after "Gladiator", Ridley Scott returned to the epic theme again. The director's cut of "Kingdom of the Kingdom" has a well-crafted, masterful storytelling, meticulous detailing, and a plethora of believable characters that, unsurprisingly, combine to make this epic masterpiece. However, like Scott's previous works, this film also has a slight problem of over-typing, and occasionally some scenes that should be implicitly dealt with are shown outright. In addition, Scott's ability to schedule large-scale war scenes is not very good, coupled with his undisguised intention to use war scenes to preach, resulting in several major war scenes in the film appear neat and uninteresting. The most moving scene is the fierce battle in the woods at the beginning, which is a relatively obvious flaw for a typical epic film like this. Kingdom of Heaven was greatly cut by the film crew when it was released in theaters, and the theater version suffered from both word-of-mouth and box-office failures. However, Scott's director's cut version released at the end of the same year successfully won back some praise for the film. Scott himself Announced that it would not recognize the theatrical version as his work.