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Product Details

Brand

Format: Blu-ray

Dimensions

6.97 x 5.51 x 1.22 inches

Weight

13.7 ounces

Manufacturer

Format: Blu-ray

Date First Available

December 22, 2025

ASIN

B08R5Q9MSC

Customer Reviews Summary

This film is irresistible because it evokes some of our most deeply ingrained romantic myths. Malory brought together Norse (Viking) lore with emergent French Chivalry and a veneer of supposed Christian virtue to create a potent, and often deadly narrative.Good narrative is infectious. David Hume explored how we think and why we believe the things we do. He concluded that we construct "systems of belief" in our minds which filter everything we perceive and think. Narrative exploits this human trait by combining emotion with events or "facts". The emotion, the sentimentality engrave stories and myths into us such that we can recall and recount them. If they weren't facts it doesn't matter once they take root in us. Beneath these mechanisms lie values that are seldom examined. This is how people can be led into great evil, or perhaps into good (I'm much less sure of the latter proposition.)The same stuff that Malory used became sustaining myths for not only chivalry but also serfdom, civil war, religious oppression et cetera. Arthurian legend is an underpinning of the culture of the antebellum South, the rise of German ultranationalism and even the KKK. Boorman even chose music rooted in Viking myth. Wagner, of course and another composer who rose to some prominence in 1930's within the third reich.Don't get me wrong. I still love this stuff. The emotion that carries narratives aloft is a central part of human nature and woe betide anyone who thinks they can move us, convince us or create movements without exploiting the susceptibility to narrative that dominates "learning" activities in human nature. Those seeking to create "The New Man" will always fail because they can't make myths that are seductive enough. Reason and empiricism will never overcome emotion and narrative as a source of beliefs. (I still hope that, on a case-by-case basis reason and empiricism can still bring us to a sufficient immunity to prevent our worst follies.)I'm only a little sorry for the digression into the tall weeds. It is just that this great story is so potent, even now that we should deconstruct and examine it a bit more than most great myths.That said, this film is magnificent. Lots of emerging stars, beautiful scenes that rise above a bit of cheesiness with ease. The orchestrations fit the narrative and the costumes go far to create the characters. A true classic both in it's origins and in this particular avatar.