Remake of Japanese 47 Ronin story that really doesn't add much
The Last Knights was derived from the famous 47 Ronin story from Japan where a lord was wrongfully ordered to commit suicide and 47 of his men decided to get revenge by slowly but surely plotting against the man responsible. They took that story and transported it to a medieval time period. Lord Bartok (Morgan Freeman) is an honorable noble who refuses to pay a corrupt minister and then condemns the entire kingdom for its abuses. He is executed, his clan is disbanded and all his riches confiscated. That leads his lieutenant Raiden (Clive Owen) to seek revenge with his knights just like in the 47 Ronin.<br /><br />When you’re dealing with a classic story it’s really hard to add anything to it that’s worthwhile and that’s the case with Last Knights. Even the end scene is in the snow like the original Japanese tale. That doesn’t make it bad, and I’m not sure how many people in the West even know about the 47 Ronin so this might be totally new. That doesn’t make this a bad film, it’s just nothing special.<br />C
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