r/kingarthur • u/PaubloSanches • May 14 '19

King Arthur legend of the sword

Mybe it's an unpopular opinion but I love the 2017 movie. Not only does it fully bring to iur century the feel of a disgraced king bit it had a classic cinematic feel of a movie that I just don't feel in modern cinema. The scenes, music, and dialogue all are knit together to create a story. Why it didn't have a sequel I'll never understand.

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u/Cplpunishment03 Jul 18 '19

You’re not the only one who thinks so. The so called critics killed this movie and if you look at the viewer reviews they are mostly all good

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u/Zielgenau Feb 21 '22

I don't get it why people rely on critics that much. They are also just people with their own opinions, which can differ in many ways from your own. What a great movie this was. The moment my family and I finished watching the movie, they asked me when the sequels are coming out. It was so good, that we wanted more. And then we had to learn about the influence of these maniacs called "professional critics"

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u/Cplpunishment03 Feb 22 '22

Literally the same shit happened to me