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Directed by Jerry Zucker.
The tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is always ripe for retelling. In this rendition, the sexy Richard Gere is Sir Lancelot, threatening to supersede the aging King Arthur (Sean Connery) by winning the love of his young wife Guinivere (Julia Ormond). This update of the age-old legend succeeds on the strength of Gere's happy-go-lucky sex appeal, Ormond's gorgeous period costuming, and Connery's unbeatable wry nobility. The script focuses on the triangle of the three principals: the older man's reluctance to relinquish his love and power to the younger man destined to supplant him; the young woman torn between her loyalty to her aged husband and her love for his rival; the young man balancing the demands of loyalty to his sovereign with the rewards of true love. This beautiful production forgoes the legend's usual elements of magic and fantasy, leaving Merlin the Magician completely out of the picture. ~ Laura Abraham, All Movie Guide
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"[quote user="jaysjunk2000"]Here are my top 5 +: 1) Moulin Rouge (2001) Why? Why? Why? I had almost forgotten this movie maybe because my mind had blanked it out because I was so pissed that everyone loved this piece of crap. Now I will be the first to say I don't like musicals but I have had season tickets to the opera (which I love) and can sit through most musicals. This must have been created to make the masses feel cultured because they know the songs, and it is set in france so it's like a foreign film. The movie I also associate with this one is A Knight's Tale (2001) which I begrudgingly sat through 20 minutes of before I turned off my DVD player and then cleaned it with bleach just to get the stench out. 2) Election/Rushmore/Little Miss Sunshine/The Life Aquatic ... These are what I call Emo Comedies, but they seem to be all Emo no comedy. The sad lives and even sadder characters that keep doing stupider and stupider things that make me want to scream at the TV but that ... " [More]
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"Here are my top 5 +: 1) Moulin Rouge (2001) Why? Why? Why? I had almost forgotten this movie maybe because my mind had blanked it out because I was so pissed that everyone loved this piece of crap. Now I will be the first to say I don't like musicals but I have had season tickets to the opera (which I love) and can sit through most musicals. This must have been created to make the masses feel cultured because they know the songs, and it is set in france so it's like a foreign film. The movie I also associate with this one is A Knight's Tale (2001) which I begrudgingly sat through 20 minutes of before I turned off my DVD player and then cleaned it with bleach just to get the stench out. 2) Election/Rushmore/Little Miss Sunshine/The Life Aquatic ... These are what I call Emo Comedies, but they seem to be all Emo no comedy. The sad lives and even sadder characters that keep doing stupider and stupider things that make me want to scream at the TV but that would make me seem more in ... " [More]
 

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