The Knights of the Round Table return to the small screen with the DVD King Arthur: The Directors Cut. When the theatrical cut was released earlier in the summer of this year it was dubbed by many critics as being inaccurate, and nothing like the traditional tales of King Arthur and his knights. But hang on isn't this meant to be a different take on King Arthur tale, a King Arthur story that is not based on the myth, but on facts and the 'truth behind the legend'. None the less I enjoyed this film immensely. Film King Arthur and his Knights come to the rescue.
descendents to the Sarmatians took there fathers places to become guardians of Britain and its Roman establishments. When the time had come a new generation of guardians were summoned to their duties. They were Artorious Castus (which translated means Arthur) and his loyal Knights.Arthur (Clive Owen), and Guinivere (Keira Knightley).
Extra Footage Ray Winston as Bors.
King Arthur: Directors Cut includes more than 15 minutes of extra footage. Some of the scenes added in the directors cut help make King Arthur make more sense. Seen as I have only seen the theatrical cut once i found it quite hard to spot the new scenes.Special Features Still from the alternate ending.
looking up towards the sky while standing by Guinevere and the young boy. (This Scene can also be watched with director commentary)here and judge for yourself, lol. I think the film looks quite bad.Overall
King Arthur is an exciting, emotional, and interesting film. The film is flawed in many ways, but those flaws do not stop this from being a good film. In comparison to other film from its genre, i would say it is better than Troy, but still short of being as powerful as Ridley Scott’s Gladiator. If this film is the truth about King Arthur or not, it still makes solid and interesting entertainment.
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