Even so, Arthur did not have any ambitions or ambitions to be king from the beginning. He left his homeland since he was a child and his companions had only one wish: freedom, that is, to be able to live peacefully in a corner of his hometown. On the last day of their slavery career, when they could almost reach freedom, because of an instruction from the Roman Empire, they wanted to save a noble family in the far north that was about to be attacked by the Saxons. And this final journey, which he hated, changed his destiny. Witnessing the cruel treatment of the Romans by the people in his homeland made him suspect that his dream of Rome was just a phantom, and the years he had been fighting for so many years were totally meaningless. And like all heroic stories, eternal women want to guide people forward. The beauty who was rescued from the dungeon asked him why he wanted to kill his compatriots as a British when Arthur escorted her and the people away, and asked him if there is nothing to miss here. Even when he doubted himself the most, he still pointed out the way-this is all yours. So Arthur really became a leader with
led group of former enemies - the local people to fight the Saxons. The only uncomfortable thing is that the pre-war mobilization that imitated "Brave Heart" was a bit lacking in momentum. After all, the lines were not strong enough, and it was a bit funny to be sentimental to a few old friends instead of the big army.
The legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table has been circulated for a long time, and friendship is of course an indispensable theme in the movie. His partners have different personalities but are brave and free fighters. Here, friendship but not loyalty is moving. Compared with the loyalty that is unilaterally looked up, friendship is derived from the sympathy for each other's noble qualities, and from the admiration of equality, which is more precious. In the movie, Arthur was not a god with a hundred answers until he became king, but a man of flesh and blood. He is brave, but not fearless. He prayed to God to eliminate his fears, and exchanged his life for the freedom of God for his friends. Even at the final moment of the battle, he would never involve his friends, and let him They leave. In the face of such a man, other friends are equally willing to go through fire and water.
Because CLIFF OWEN went to watch this movie, and because of such a movie, I fell in love with OWEN. The man's eyes were full of charms that made women's hearts and fantasies enthusiasm. Then he looked at the eyes that the English rose worshipped when he was rescued, or how he was deeply attracted during a night of passion. There is no way, meeting the real king, what else can there be other than fall.
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