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A teenage girl moves to a new high school where she slowly discovers herself involved in the reincarnation of King Arthur.A teenage girl moves to a new high school where she slowly discovers herself involved in the reincarnation of King Arthur.A teenage girl moves to a new high school where she slowly discovers herself involved in the reincarnation of King Arthur.
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- 1 win & 3 nominations
Molly C. Quinn
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- TriviaThe plot of this movie differs from other King Arthur stories, as they claim that Mordred was Arthur's brother, where as most other literature state that he is Arthur's illegitimate son.
- GoofsThe "King Author" character forgets his American accent several times in the movie and his step brother switches accents at the end too.
- ConnectionsFeatured in MsMojo: Top 10 Best Plot Twists in Disney Channel Original Movies (2022)
- SoundtracksDestiny
Written by Niclas Molinder, Joacim Persson, Johan Alkenas, Charlie Mason and Lyrica Anderson
Performed by Play
Produced by Niclas Molinder, Joacim Persson and Johan Alkenas
Featured review
This is not your average review and this is not your average movie.
Imagine a world when someone not familiar with western culture stumbles onto a random Harry Potter movie? Or a Matrix entry? Do you think with no prior point of reference they would "get" the film as intended? My point is this -- I am a big fan of the Arthur legend and have read a lot about it, both fiction and non-fiction. I am one of several million people (approximately) who finds the core story moving and compelling and almost visceral.
This movie, which even a casual observer will see does not follow the "usual" Disney formula, and is almost entirely plot-driven, and was clearly written by a Arthur buff. And if you are an Arthur buff when you see it, it will have much more impact than the reviews here would indicate.
So, that said, this is a solid film and a young Britt Robertson has more than enough charm to keep things moving to the conclusion.
For those intrigued by the POV expressed in this review and want more, I suggest Excalibur (1981) for film buffs and "The Forever King" by Molly Cochrane for readers.
It will be well worth the effort.
Imagine a world when someone not familiar with western culture stumbles onto a random Harry Potter movie? Or a Matrix entry? Do you think with no prior point of reference they would "get" the film as intended? My point is this -- I am a big fan of the Arthur legend and have read a lot about it, both fiction and non-fiction. I am one of several million people (approximately) who finds the core story moving and compelling and almost visceral.
This movie, which even a casual observer will see does not follow the "usual" Disney formula, and is almost entirely plot-driven, and was clearly written by a Arthur buff. And if you are an Arthur buff when you see it, it will have much more impact than the reviews here would indicate.
So, that said, this is a solid film and a young Britt Robertson has more than enough charm to keep things moving to the conclusion.
For those intrigued by the POV expressed in this review and want more, I suggest Excalibur (1981) for film buffs and "The Forever King" by Molly Cochrane for readers.
It will be well worth the effort.
- A_Different_Drummer
- Oct 5, 2016
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- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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