Highly recommended independent film.
I saw this film when it first came out as a kid and just recently foundan out-of-print video on it. The movie still holds up. The acting isquite good, especially Ed Harris, who stands out as the "King Arthur"leader, Billy. Tom Savinni did a good job during the scenes where he"sold out" his image. You could see the transition in his face, sansdialogue. Yes, it doesneed to be shortened by about twenty minutes, but overall its anenjoyable film with many underlying lessons to learn from. Twooutstanding, bittersweet scenes are the "Lancelot" character having toreturn the woman that loves him back to her home and the transition atthe end where Ed Harris gives a young boy, who hero worships him, hissword. The stunts are fantastic as well. Sit back with some popcorn andenjoy! Look for the cameo by Stephen King as the "Loudmouth Spectator."score /10
uncapie 16 February 2000
Reprint: https://www.imdb.com/review/rw0186929/34462
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