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Troy 2022-09-18 17:08:31
clear away the mists of Avalon
The story of King Arthur is a piece of history and a legend. Aside from the heavy and varied historical and religious theories, just from the stories shown in the film, we can see the connection and conflict between human nature and religious theology, and see the light and dark sides behind...
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Khalil 2022-08-20 10:25:06
fog of history
Was King Arthur Celtic or Roman? Or the Celts who received Roman citizenship? Is King Arthur real or a myth? Or is it a myth based on real people? No matter when the fog of history is revealed, medieval legends are particularly fond of King Arthur and his knights, who have become "historical...
Mark Lewis Jones
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Lurline 2022-06-27 16:17:30
6/10. King Arthur's text that preaches chivalry turns into a struggle between nascent Christianity and pagan religions, Vivian forces her married sister to marry Usher to a compromise between goddess blood and secular kingship, but Arthur and Guinevere's freedom Love destroys the meaning of Christ's asceticism. In order to obtain God's forgiveness to be able to conceive, Arthur forced Arthur with tears to bring down the pagan dragon flag that his father Uther held high on the battlefield, abandoned the goddess belief, and finally threw the sword in the stone into the air. Shaped into a cross by lightning, the earth goddess represented by Avalon in the middle of the lake is hidden in the mist along with the somber bells of the Christ Church. The costumes are sloppy, and the special effects seem ridiculous now. The frequent switching of scenes (Morgan becomes a priest and Igreen misses his daughter Morgan, Arthur and Morgan have sex and bonfire dance scene switching) does not avoid the flattening of emotions. The witch Morgan re-turned the case into a poor woman who lost her father, incest, gave birth to a child and was married by mistake, and put King Arthur and his knights in a puppet position and victim in a religious struggle. Arthur seems to be dealing with women and forced to kill each other. The Fool, lost the legend of the grand adventure narrative.
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[Arthur is trapped in a burning house during a Saxon seige]
Arthur: I call on the powers of Heaven and Earth, aid me now! I call upon the God of Heaven, and the Goddess of the Earth, help me now!
Viviane: You call upon the God, and the Goddess? It is the Goddess who answers.
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Gwenhwyfar: I dreamt of you in Glastonbury. You... you opened a curtain into Avalon, and lifted me in.
Lancelot: It wasn't a dream. I was there, with Morgaine. She lifted you in. But I asked her to do it.
Gwenhwyfar: So you felt it too.
Lancelot: But I am sworn to Arthur.
Gwenhwyfar: As am I.
Lancelot: So we have nothing to confess.
Gwenhwyfar: But I have sinned with you in my thoughts.
Lancelot: Thoughts, are not deeds.
Gwenhwyfar: But the Bishop says, to think, is to do.
Lancelot: My thoughts don't answer to the Bishop. If they did, I would burn in Hell a thousand years everytime I see you walk past!
