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Plot:
Nominated for Best Art Direction, Set Direction and Best Sound Recording at the Academy Awards, this 1953 film was MGM's first Cinemascope offering. Starring Robert Taylor, the film recounts the effor...( read more
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This has about frak-all to do with Arthurian legend. About the only thing I can really say in its favor is that it's pretty to look at, especially where Ava Gardner is concerned. Otherwise, it's fairly dull, and Robert Taylor is quite awful as Lancelot. (He's supposed to be French, but I would have even settled for a British accent. It's comparable to Sterling Hayden's Gawaine in Prince Valiant.)
I love the medievil times. It helps to get away from these times and know that chilvary is still possible
Ava Gardner looks stunning, but otherwise this is so laughably anachronistic and unconvincing, I was half expecting the knights who say Ni to appear.
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