Judging from the picture, it is obviously a big investment. In the 5th century AD, Arthur, who was of both Roman and Celtic blood, commanded a group of knights from Chamenis, which was occupied by the Romans in Eastern Europe, and fought for Rome for 15 years in the British Isle (very complicated... This is the famous "Round Table"). The story of the knight). In the end, the declining Roman Empire was forced to abandon the remote colony of the British Isles. In the past 15 years, many Chamenis knights have sacrificed, and they do not want to work for Rome anymore. But before being freed and returning to their homeland, Rome asked them to complete one last mission, to rescue an important Roman family from North Britain back to Rome.
The situation in Britain at that time was roughly like this: the Romans occupied the southern part of the island, and the northern part was the Celts, the aborigines of Britain, and the foreign invaders, the Saxons. The north and south are separated by a stone wall built by the Romans. The three ethnic groups hated each other and clashed constantly. Rome was about to withdraw from the south, and the Celts and Saxons coveted the land. Arthur was ordered to take the Knights of the Round Table deep into the north to rescue a Roman family. On the way, he encountered an ambush by the Celts, but was swept aside by them, and was able to save the Roman family back. In the prison of the Roman family, Arthur finds a Celtic girl played by Keira Knightley. At this time, the Saxon army pressed the border. Arthur decided to resist. Finally completed the task.
After the Romans withdrew, Arthur decided to stay and resist the Saxons. Under the leadership of Arthur, the Celts defeated the Saxons through hard battles and finally became the Celtic king, which is "King Arthur".
As an aside, the subsequent history was indeed the defeat of the Celts by the Saxons, who were the ancestors of the later British.
This film was shot in the UK, and it is also a costume film, with the shadow of "Braveheart" everywhere. The antagonists of the two films (Edward I and the Saxon king) have a very strong feel to them. Although the plot and connotation are far less than "Braveheart", but seeing Keira Knightley's image of an archer, I suddenly have the urge to play "Heroes of Invincibility"...
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