King Arthur (2004) Opening scene HD

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[mwr]

Note: This is The Director's Cut version.

[Gutvald]

The man at 1:43 was one of the 13 warriors in the old movie, the one with the plate armor that die in the cave.

[wbdnantheforeignone]

All these care actors are real as archetypes and all of these archetypes are really within each of us we just have to find them. they are all within

[samtrotter]

That "historians agree" statement is reeeeally taking the piss, haha

[krimozaki]

The Indo-Europeans in the steppes of Eurasia began to decline since the second century BC because of Turkic migration, and the death blow came with the Mongol invasion, as most of them were integrated into the Turkish-Mongol tribes

[CroPETROforeverNBA]

I dont know why I love Sarmatians so much... I mean I feel somethin for them, maybe we Croats really are by origin Sarmatian, Greek tablets from Tanais (Crimea) says so from 3rd century... anyway... it's weird feeling.

[tomhanks]

did anyone notice blackfish from got at 1.49

[AtomicDudez]

No one said anything about the Huns....

[daguroswaldson]

The Romans never ruled over Sarmatia. But they did take in Alani immigrants who fought on the side of the Romans. Perhaps the knights should have been a group of Alani who found themselves in Britain.

[MydieLy]

How to tell me you know nothing accurate about the source material in two seconds... "the classical 15th century tale" - the height of the Arthurian legends was in the late 12th/ early 13th century, the 15th century versions were already showing the decline of the idealized Arthurian world.
Just because they might also be found in *books* from the 15th century, doesn't mean they were from that time.

[remigofflo]

1988 ROME ARTHUR FRÈRE JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR ROMAIN EMPIRE

[remigofflo]

1988 ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARC ANTOINE ARTHUR ROMAIN

[kylegates]

Inaccuracy after inaccuracy makes this hard to watch.

[Diogolindir]

better they have died that day. Well, having a salary as a auxilia wasn't thaaat bad.

[drakehashimoto]

I know this is a movie and all, but let's be real, hollywood does not care about historical accuracy, even if it is general and somewhat surface level. Hell, they couldn't be bothered to spell "archaelogical" right. Nevertheless, the term "The Dark Ages" is really falling out of use, given its misleading, and growing inaccuracy for the time period, and as historical interpretations evolve and change, what we believe happened thousands of years ago, isn't necessarily true, or rather accurate to our analyses and findings.

[njabikaesein]

That's a debt I would love to be a part of.