First Knight

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Ariel J @Arielunderthesea Aug 30, 2026 I know this film gets some low ratings and criticism, but I also wonder if that is actually because it's well done and sometimes when a great cast does something too well, people treat it as artificial. Perhaps the logic is that the all-star cast bought great performances and that is looked down upon. That seems backwards to me. The cast was really stacked with big names and the obvious ones are Sean Connery and Richard Gere. I thought those two along with Julia Ormond performed well and the story of a love triangle has the viewer connecting with each character in their difficult situation. If you want to enjoy a film and can suspend disbelief instead of observing big-name actors, this one is a film that is purely enjoyable unless you want to complain about something in my opinion. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Nov 21, 2025 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more Rilo T @Rilo. Jul 7, 2025 The visuals and music was amazing. See more Matthew T @Mattonio76 May 23, 2025 If You Like King Arthur Movies... You Might Not Like This One If you're into the "magic of Camelot"—Merlin, Excalibur rising from the lake, and all that mythic grandeur—you might be disappointed. But then again, you might end up loving this film, especially if, like me, you've grown to appreciate what it's really offering. No, it's not a perfect movie. I’ll admit that. Despite some top-notch production values, there are a few moments with awkward effects and weak compositing that pull you out of the immersion. But what the film lacks in polish, it makes up for with heart. At its core, this is a love triangle drama built around three legendary figures. There’s an intriguing emotional tension, a good amount of sword-clashing action, and—oh yeah—Sean Connery as King Arthur. Even Richard Gere, for all his typical Gere-ness, brings a charming rogue quality to Lancelot. And Julia Ormond? She’s excellent—elegant, conflicted, and totally believable. All three leads manage to show strength and vulnerability, making it as much a tragedy of heroes as it is a romance or adventure. It all builds to an epic final battle for Camelot, set to one of the most stirring scores ever put to film by the late, great Jerry Goldsmith. That alone makes the experience worth it. Flawed? Sure. But also rich, romantic, and a great piece of Hollywood escapism. See more Faiz D @RT95588871 May 13, 2025 Loved it when I was a kid. It had really good actions. See more Captain A @Captain_Ahvious Jan 19, 2025 One of the greatest love stories of all time. A must watch with high replay-ability. See more Read all reviews

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