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Because it'll feel like at least ten hours. Wow, I read the reviews
before seeing this movie/ thing. People hated it. People liked it. I
decided those who hated it were bitter, angry people who should lighten
up and enjoy life. To those people, I apologize for thinking that. You
were right. This movie seems to crawl from place to place without
vision or energy. It's an epic stitched together with dull talks from
actors who will take their paycheck and hope they can bounce back after
this.

It does feel small budget. It also feels like the editor was told to
put this together so families could watch it and then just decided not
to try anymore. So not only does it drag, but the fight scenes are more
like pushing and shoving scenes. But there was a technique employed
that was clever. In it, we see someone throw something (an axe for
example), we cut to another actor's reaction ("That's bad. I'm awake,
right?"), then see the weapon lodged in a person's body. I think they
did this three times, a great example of how well this was conceived.

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unfortunatly it's rubbish.

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Reading the back cover of the DVD and seeing that Colin Firth and Ben
Kingsley are given top billing, I expected an intelligent King Arthur
story. Well, it really wasn't either, although I did find it
entertaining. I must not have read the description carefully enough. No
matter; overall, it was fun but just a little too silly. I'm beginning
to wonder about the discernment of some of these actors, how they can
play such intelligent roles for a film or two and then revert to
something like this.

Anyway, the story is really a Roman empire one, not a King Arthur
story. We only see the tie-in to the later in the last few minutes of
the film, in the epilogue. This action story is all about the last
Caesar, a small boy, and the last legion that fought as Rome had now
been taken over by the Goths. The Roman Empire had come to an end.

Mixed in with that tale was the famous "excalibur" sword. We see the
origins of that and how it eventually got into the hands of King
Arthur. But, once again, that is only explained in the final minutes.
However, the sword is used by the good Roman general who protects the
last Caesar from the Goths, who want him imprisoned for life, or
killed.

What made the story interesting, at least for me, was the chase-scene
type atmosphere of a small band of heroes protecting a little boy,
fleeing the bloodthirsty Goths until they could mount some sort of
counter-attack in the north in Brittania. That, and the pretty
computer-generated scenery and action stunts, kept it interesting.
However, don't look for credibility in those action scenes and expect
the typical political-correctness of today (i.e. where a woman beats up
hundreds of men and the good guys of all colors prevail despite
ridiculous odds).

Some parts of this will leave you shaking your head in disbelief. You
will feel you're watching a kids' film at times. However, if you want
an hour-and-a-half of decent escapist fare, and can put your brain on
hold for that time, it fits the bill and will at least entertain you..