Guy Ritchie adds his flare and twists to this classic story
Vortigern (Jude Law) makes a deal with an evil spirit for power and kills his brother King Pendragon (Eric Bana). Pendragon’s son Arthur (Charlie Hunnam) escapes however. He is raised in a brothel to hide his identity where he learns about thieving, extortion as well as fighting. When he’s older he finds out his legacy and comes to challenge the king. This is the opening of Guy Ritchie’s version of the King Arthur film. It’s a typical tale of good vs evil with some of Richie’s flare which he’s been missing in a lot of his other movies recently.<br /><br />Even though it’s a fantasy film King Arthur includes three of Ritchie’s favorite themes from his early work: crime, witty dialogue and sarcasm. Arthur’s early life provides the first while the second is portrayed in several scenes where Hunnam relays a story by talking fast and doing all the voices while making wise cracks and jokes. Later Arthur carries out an insurgency against Vortigern where Arthur makes light of serious situations. Ritchie has been hit and miss with a lot of his movies these days, but this one captured some of his better elements that he showed when he first got started.<br /><br />Of course there’s a lot of action scenes and some magic and monsters thrown in as well. The opening scene after all is a magician attacking King Pendragon’s castle with giant elephants.<br /><br />I like Ritchie’s twist on this classic tale. It captures some of his best film making instincts.<br />C
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