Browsing: King Arthur

Amusing to see Sir Patrick Stewart returning to the realm of swords and magic as the wizard Merlin in the upcoming 20th Century Fox film, The Kid Who Would Be King. (If you were unaware, Stewart appears in 1981’s classic Excalibur as Lord Leondegrance, father of Guenevere.) A new trailer for the young adult adventure […]

Deadline just reported that Oscar-nominated director Ridley Scott is in talks to finalize the finer points of a deal to adapt the story of the wizard Merlin. Based on the T.A. Barron book series about arguably one of the most famous wizards in lore, The Merlin Saga would follow the magic-slinger during the years long before King […]

Guy Ritchie’s style isn’t for everyone.  If you already know you don’t care for his visuals, for his cockney rough and tumble directorial style, then this probably isn’t the film for you.  That said, taking a legend so many know and love and pushing into a different realm? Kudos for bravery, Guy, kudos. King Arthur […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] Ever since the first trailer for King Arthur: Legend of the Sword was shown back in Hall H at 2016’s San Diego Comic-Con, I’ve been looking forward to being able to flip tables and rail against the latest Guy Ritchie film. It’s not inherently because it’s a Ritchie film, either, as many of […]

The latest trailer for the upcoming King Arthur: Legend of the Sword from Warner Bros. has a lot of new footage this time around. This time we get to see King Uther (Eric Bana) sending away the infant Arthur as his castle falls in a siege, we see the waters falling to reveal Excalibur in […]

The twitter account for the upcoming King Arthur film has teased out a new 30 second clip ahead of a new full trailer schedule to release tomorrow on President’s Day. We’ve had two trailers thus far – one from back at SDCC last year, then one that’d dropped just shy of a month ago. From […]

Warner Bros. has begun another round of slate adjustments for their 2017 films. The latest announced changes import four of their upcoming release dates.

Disney seems hell bent on bringing to life some of their most beloved animated titles.  We can say this started with Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent, and continued with Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella.  Other titles we KNOW are coming happen to be Beauty And The Beast, The Little Mermaid, The Jungle Book (two versions, actually), Pinocchio, and now, Sword In The Stone. Probably one of my most […]