King Arthur (DVD) Reviews

The 2004 film King Arthur is director Antoine Fuqua's chance to put his spin on Arthurian legend. Previous tales of the Arthur and his Knights of his Camelot, and his Queen Guinevere have tended to be made into fairytale stories, in keeping with an easy to watch theme. This version provides a more believable atmosphere, and although the characters ...

King Arthur is a film made in 2004 based on the historical character who lived in around 500AD. It is around 135 minutes long, so prepare to watch a long film! The main character of Arthur is played by Clive Owen, with Ioan Gruffudd playing Lancelot, Joel Edgerton playing Gawain and Hugh Dancy playing Galahad. Although I found Clive ...

King Arthur, a name that brings to mind pictures of fairy castles and knights in gleaming suites of armour, mounted upon prancing white chargers doing war on the evil in the world. Images of court ladies dressed in long flowing gowns and wearing tall pointed hats. Fantasies of magic swords and magicians weaving their spells in the ultimate fight ...

This film was one that I fancied being into history etc but wasn't sure that my partner would like it. This changed when he realised that Kiera Knightly was in it. Jerry Bruckheimer's KING ARTHUR is a quality example of that new breed of mythology adaption. This is a brave venture by Bruckheimer - and director Fuqua- and ...

King Arthur (2004) Genre: Action/adventure Certificate: 12A Running time: 126 minutes Director: Anthony Fuqua Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer Main cast: Clive Owen – Arthur Ioan Gruffudd – Lancelot Ray Winstone – Bors Mads Mikkelsen – Tristan Hugh Dancy – Galahad Keira Knightley – ...

This film was never at the top of my list of things to watch when it came out in the cinema. I must admit that I was slightly curious about it but was put off it by the mixed reviews it was receiving. When I received it as a Christmas present my curiosity was reignited so rather than take it back and change it for something else I decided to watch ...

For a while now I’ve been meaning to watch King Arthur. Once or twice whilst it was on at the cinema I almost took a trip to see it. In the end I’ve ended up getting myself it on DVD as I was still quite keen to see it. The main point that stopped me from visiting the cinema was that it seemed to be another case of Hollywood re creating ancient ...