King Arthur: Excalibur Rising

A grim, low-budget medieval slog with muddy battles and a somber, self-serious mood.

A gentle, old-fashioned animated adventure that makes the Arthurian legends feel like a warm, family-friendly quest.

A brisk, colorful fantasy adventure with magical battles and emotional stakes, easy to watch but not deep.

A lush, operatic plunge into myth, all gleaming armour and mist, grand and strange, sometimes clumsy, but unforgettable.

A cheesy, low-budget fantasy adventure with wooden acting and dated effects, but earnest enough to be mildly entertaining.

A cheesy, fast-paced sword-and-sorcery romp with earnest heroes, cartoonish villains, and a light romantic spark.

A slow, atmospheric plunge into myth and sorcery, remote and strange, with a quiet unease that lingers.

A grander, darker fantasy adventure with epic battles and a more somber mood than its predecessor.

A loud, stylish, fast-cutting fantasy brawl with gritty banter, dark magic and a mythic rise-to-the-throne sweep.

A sprawling, mythic power struggle that feels weighty and dramatic, with moments of tenderness amid the scheming.

This is a fast-paced, action-driven tale of a young man discovering his true lineage amidst political turmoil.

A loud, colourful, effects-heavy spectacle that bounces from underwater battles to desert quests, easy to enjoy but rarely subtle.