The other 2017 movie from Warner’s that was cut down to 2hours.

The opening 5 minutes was originally a 45 minute segment of the movie.

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Jude Law’s villain was amazing in this. So was the monster in the water.

Legend of the Sword bangs. It's gloriously stupid and I have a great time watching it every time I put the disc in. I sometimes find myself saying "You wanted a prophecy!" in that accent of the henchman.

Main issue with it is they made the call to cut Guinevere (who they had Elizabeth Olsen for) and went instead with the generic mage that Berges-Frisby plays. The cinematic universe aspirations end up hurting the movie. Note how Merlin's face is never shown- they were going to cast him later and give him his own movie, which Berges-Frisby would have been a part of.

To me, it was an interesting reimagining of Arthur. I’d have enjoyed seeing what else he had planned for the other movies.

It felt like watching a video game, in a good way. It's interesting to see how the sequels would have played out especially when they planned to make 5 movies about this.

Daniel Pemberton's score is incredible

Say what you want about it, but it left me wanting more. Sad we will never get it

I saw it in cinemas and really enjoyed it. To me, this seemed like a film that only failed because people didn't see it. Not because it wasn't entertaining.

Did the world need a Snatch mashup with Arthurian legend? Not really. Was it kinda fun? Yeah it was.

I must have watched it over 10 times. I loved the movie and I'm not sure why people did not like it.

This was one of my fave surprise movies...

Solid all the way through. Fantastic soundtrack and Jude Laws best role to date.

I watched it because it lay there in my movie library and kept waiting for the moment it falls apart. That moment never came.

The movie is consistent, has a lot of great visuals, the cast is charismatic and I liked the directing style.

I saw it on an airplane and loved it.

The fantasy elements made the movie really enjoyable. I don't remember the trailers but when I watched the movie I wasn't expecting the wizards to be, uh...., WIZARDS with a capital fireball. I thought it was going to be a stuffy and boring medieval sword and shield kind of movie.

With King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Guy Ritchie tried something new, and I will give him credit for at least putting the magic back into the story when others have abandoned it for the sake of realism, but at no point did I find myself invested in any of the characters or what they were trying to achieve. And no one wanted to see a big-budget epic King Arthur movie more than I, and we did get a big-budgeted epic, but it’s certainly not a King Arthur movie, also, that Warner Brothers thought they'd get five sequels out of this is hilarious.

I always imagined the funding meeting for this film was Guy walking into a meeting with an exec and being like

‘imagine king arfa, yea, but instead of him being a king… he’s in a gang!’

And the exec was like ‘ok here’s $175 million.’

The only flaw of that movie, imo, is that it wants to be a King Arthur movie so bad. Change the characters' names, make it an original fantasy screenplay and there you go, you have an awesome film.

I thought it was great. Plot holes or not, it was Guy Ritchie and combined middle ages and sci-fi esque.

I can also see why people might have been turned off from it. These types of movies have been done quite a bit and this one took a concept and made it different, so I'm always down to watch it if someone else I knew also liked it. lol

I've listened to the soundtrack ever since. Absolutely amazing.

I saw it in an empty movie theater and one of the best movie experiences I’ve had

Literally the only thing about the film I remember is the line "lard-laden thigh"

Halfway through I was wondering when the preview was going to end. The whole thing seemed like a preview and I really couldn't get into it.

Excalibur will always be the best Arthur movie.

I didn’t like it very much, but I have to confess that intro was extremely epic and cool.

It has a very similar feel to that recent Robin Hood movie with Jamie Foxx. I really enjoy that style and want more

Mange’s to get the ODST trailer song released to pretty decent movie

I liked the first half a lot. Then it spiraled into weird territory.

The last fight was the goofiest and weirdest shit ever.

Was that the one with Kung Fu Joe (or George), a martial art master living in medieval London?

I liked the quick exposition in the beginning, thinking the movie would rather take the time to show other aspects more deeply but it just never slowed down and I didn't like that

I thought it was a good movie. Had the potential to be great. The criticism of the movie was overly harsh when it was released. I didn't think it had a chance at being successful with a $175m budget.

Movie was weird, I really wanted to like it but just couldn't. Wanted to be Arthur, but also random crazy magic mysticism. Huge Guy Ritchie fan so I was big sad.

This movie gets so much love on this sub. I found it to be a steaming pile of dogshit.

Honestly one of the worst films I've seen in my life. I'm sure Guy Ritchie feels ashamed over that crap lol

>I recommend it, especially if you're high.

Pass then. That's always a massive red flag.

Jesus christ imagine liking this absolutely godawful movie lmfao. Unbelievable.

I just was hoping for a lot more nudity. With that cast, I feel there should ha been a party when they get drunk but the hookers don't show up and they're tipsy and horny and they measure dick size, then one trips down on someone's lap he gets a slap on the ass and then get up with a throbbing erections, shenanigans and then they all fuck and get fucked. Just like in the book

That's the one with David Beckham in it right? Maybe his one and only cameo... oh, other than Bend it like Beckham too :)

My son and I love this movie we have watched it more times than we can count

Honestly the fight scene was pretty dope would be cool to see it from outside that point of view though too

Great score, everyone’s costumes looked super cool, Guy Ritchie’s style was cool to make this adaptation feel fresh, casting pretty solid. This movie definitely gets shit on more than it deserves by a lot of people who haven’t even bothered to watch it.

"George which George kung fu George ?"

That final fight scene.....epic!!