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In 400 AD, the Roman Empire extends to Britain and the Romans become impressed with the fight skills of the warrior Sarmatian people, which are spared, but have to send their sons to serve Rome in the cavalry for fifteen years. Only after these services, these knights are free to return home. King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table have their last mission before achieving their freedom.
Although the legend of King Arthur has not been historically established as fact, this film will attempt to place King Arthur within his possible historic context, smack between the fall of the Roman Empire (just a few hundred years after Gladiator) and the long road through the Dark Ages (roughly set in the 5th or 6th centuries). The magic and fantasy of the legend will be absent (Merlin may still be around; just not performing the magic seen in Excalibur).
For a start, I'm not a great stickler for historical accuracy, so I can't tell you if this was accurate or not, nor do I really care. If a film is entertaining, then that's enough for me. King Arthur, on the other hand, might have had a promising take on the Arthur legend, but it is totally sabotaged by some of the actors' non-abilities. What you have here is an almost right across the board example of mis-casting. The plot: Arthur and his buddies are part of the Roman army, defending Hadrian's wall from the Woads, who are led by Merlin. However, in order to earn their freedom (as the Romans are leaving) Arthur and his buddies must rescue a Roman family from invading Saxons. You know the drill: self-sacrifice, learning of 'Freedom', etc etc. Could have been good, except for... 1) Ray Winstone. Great as a cockney gangster. Throw some armour on him, and he's still a cockney gangster. Dress him up as an ostrich, and he's still a cockney gangster. Get him to narrate a documentary about mandrills, and it's a cockney gangster doing the narration. He's not even supposed to British here. 2) Stella SkansIcan'tbebotheredlookinguphisname - His voice sounds like treacle being filtered through a brillo pad, and he acts as if someone slipped 5 valium into his coffee. Rubbish. 3) Keira Knightley - Always the worst thing about any film, Keira here manages to portray a paganistic warrior type as a lady who's just completed Swiss finishing school. Plus she keeps doing that thing with her chin. And it's very hard to believe someone that weighs half an ounce can even lift a sword. 4) Clive Owen, usually not bad, looks as if he's realised how bad the film would be about three seconds after signing up. Honestly, it's very difficult to get around the mis-casting and enjoy the story. I'll just stick to Excalibur, thanks.
The most important thing about this King Arthur is to forget Mallory's. Then enjoy. But Why was Jack Chalkers very believable story, 6 books long, on Arthur descending from Romans and being raised part with an uncle, Marius, and part with the Celts not just named given credit and used. The main Tale (Mallory's) always stated Lancelot came from another kingdom, and many of the other knights, just not where. Chalkers interpretation of the times, nearer 500AD, is doable. This, even with great actors, a ton of money and time and training, great battles and cinematography, wasn't. That Villa would not have been North of the wall. Only Pict's were. And just how did they transport their crops to Rome but not the kid? Idealist Arthur? Yes. Using Greek/Roman fighting formations, yes. I mean how do we know? When the Romans left Britain, they left all the people south of the wall on their own, and many were their own descendants. They had to regroup and join the Celt tribes that would except them for defense from the Anglo/Saxons, and Irish and Viking raiders. And not all came to raid. Anglo/Saxons settled in the North, that's fact. But while all this was going on they had little communication with a very real world whirling around the main European continent. They stuck with the "Knights" armor being boiled leather, as history doesn't accept that metal armor was worn yet, I did see mail. But I am not sure they left out stirrups. All in all I liked it. They should have named it something else. The round table and the wall were too perfect. They had been shorthanded for allot of years. They didn't even get regular news from Rome. Rename the characters, rename the movie, and watch the DVD with the trivia.
Overall, King Arthur sinks into a grim, gray torpor - though it's an odd, not unentertaining movie. The approach is different, if not edifying or convincing.
[production notes no longer available online] Similarly, historical advisor John Matthews explains, the Picts are probably the oldest native inhabitants of Britain, yet almost nothing is known about them. Wild tribes people living north of Hadrian's Wall, they carried on a guerrilla war against the Romans. Their name means "the Painted Ones" - probably given to them from their habit of tattooing themselves with intricate markings, believed to be tribal or religious. The Woads, as they are called in the movie - the name is taken from the blue dye which they use to paint their bodies. Calling the Picts "Woads" was a device meant to echo similar belittling titles given to enemies wherever they are encountered. a5c7b9f00b

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