/tv/ - What is the best non-Excalibur Arthurian movie? - Television & Film

Anonymous

03/18/26(Wed)16:00:02 No.218677101

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What is the best non-Excalibur Arthurian movie?

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)16:01:45 No.218677144

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)16:01:45 No.218677144

>>218677101
Chick that wrote the book raped her own daughter.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)16:41:26 No.218678389

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)16:41:26 No.218678389

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I must admit I have a soft spot for the 2004 "realistic" version starring Clive Owen, if only for the affectionate memory of watching it with my bros in high school and silently simping for prime Keira Knightley.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)16:45:35 No.218678537

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)16:45:35 No.218678537

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The Merlin tv movie is kino.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)17:06:36 No.218679230

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)17:06:36 No.218679230

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Knights of the Round Table 1953 is underrated.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)18:12:23 No.218681543

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)18:12:23 No.218681543

>>218678389
ARTORIUS!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)18:23:14 No.218681884

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)18:23:14 No.218681884

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>>218677101
Picrel is kino but it isn't very faithful to Arthurian lore.
>>218678537
This as well.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)18:24:26 No.218681930

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)18:24:26 No.218681930

>>218677144
>Book is basically 800 pages of Arthur and Morgan wishing they could be lovers after being tricked into fucking each other
Yeah, that fits. Still an incredibly well written and entertaining book.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)18:36:07 No.218682352

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)18:36:07 No.218682352

>>218681930
You are certifiable.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)18:40:22 No.218682507

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)18:40:22 No.218682507

>>218681884
This show is a lot of fun. I can't get over Guinivere's casting though. Hard to imagine that Indians were a part of English medieval history...

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)19:08:34 No.218683577

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)19:08:34 No.218683577

>>218678389
I liked how the knights were Scythian auxiliaries and the movie's translation of that was making that one guy a samurai, lol.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)19:09:35 No.218683618

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)19:09:35 No.218683618

>>218678537

That was a very fun creative take on it. I enjoyed this very much as a kid.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)19:13:36 No.218683754

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)19:13:36 No.218683754

>>218677101

Monty Python and the Holy Grail off course. Followed by this >>218678537 and the sword in the stone.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)19:48:19 No.218684890

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)19:48:19 No.218684890

>>218677144
And somehow the story is even worse than that.

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)20:55:21 No.218687096

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)20:55:21 No.218687096

>>218681543
RUUUUUUUUUUUUS

Anonymous
03/18/26(Wed)22:15:29 No.218690073

Anonymous 03/18/26(Wed)22:15:29 No.218690073

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>>218677101
I'll say it. The Dailywire adaption of Stephen Lawhead's Pendragon Cycle series was great.

I started reading the books after and was surprised how faithful they were to the source material even though they skipped a lot.

I really dig the combo of roman empire/saxon invasion coupled with the atlantis lore. They really fucking trolled the viewers when one of the first fucking scenes is the bull-dancing thing from the first book and I was fully expecting a retarded girlboss type bait and switch.