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Why do Americans have such distaste for medieval Europe?
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>>214631992
Because it was full of jews.
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>>214631992
what is a good european produced medieval movie?
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>>214631992
America replicates medieval Europe 100%, even same schematics. Same people.
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>>214632020
Americans just love painting it all dark because they’ve got no real medieval past of their own
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I actually meant to reply to OP, but that works too
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The problem is actually a modernist Renaissance focused mindset, with the logic being "wow the Renaissance and Enlightenment sure were awesome, the Middle Ages must have really sucked". And while it is true that the Renaissance was a flurry of invention and renewed interest in ancient learning, none of said ancient learning was unknown to Medieval scholars and in fact they helped preserve it. They just weren't at a point where they could do much with it beyond what the Greco-Romans already did. In addition, a lot of the inventions and innovations that did take place during the Middle Ages are perceived by modern eyes to not be that impressive, despite the fact they were marvels of the age - the biggest example of which was the humble mechanical crane, which the Greco-Romans dabbled with but the Medieval Europeans perfected. And there were all the clocks and early automata that laid the ground work for what happened in the Renaissance and Industrial Age.
If you consider things purely from the perspective of someone living in the Middle Ages, a lot was being done. But from the perspective of someone living in the 19th century - which is where much of the American perspective comes from - then they weren't doing things fast enough.
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>>214632034
Seventh seal
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>>214632591
isnt the whole movie a conversation between the knight and death?
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>>214631992
>>214632563
You are stupid. The entire reason medievalism shit the bed to the point even monarchists abandoned it is because that grug tier thinking directly lead to the 30 years war.
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>>214632034
Les visiteurs
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>>214631992
the majority still believe the dark ages lie
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>>214632974
we copied this movie but with a nigger
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>>214631992
The more I learn about medieval Europe the more I wish I was born 1000 years ago



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