The Kid Who Would be King
Anti-vaxxers will be happy to know that out of all the people killed by the black plague, no one had autism.
The modern knights in this fantasy however have been inoculated, so the disorder remains a threat.
Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) fancies himself a hero, but the bullies at his school see him and his friend (Dean Chaumoo) as targets. That is, until Alex finds a mysterious sword in a construction site that turns out to be Excalibur. The re-emergence of the weapon also signals the regeneration of the sorceress Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson), who will stop at nothing to retrieve the blade.
A modern retelling of King Arthur lore, this kid-centric update starts off as a rollicking adventure, but dawdles through pointless training montages and bonding sessions. While the special effects are top-notch, the generic story is second-rate.
Furthermore, if Arthurian legend ruled modern England, even Merlin couldn't fix Brexit. Yellow Light
vidiotreviews.blogspot.ca
Anti-vaxxers will be happy to know that out of all the people killed by the black plague, no one had autism.
The modern knights in this fantasy however have been inoculated, so the disorder remains a threat.
Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) fancies himself a hero, but the bullies at his school see him and his friend (Dean Chaumoo) as targets. That is, until Alex finds a mysterious sword in a construction site that turns out to be Excalibur. The re-emergence of the weapon also signals the regeneration of the sorceress Morgana (Rebecca Ferguson), who will stop at nothing to retrieve the blade.
A modern retelling of King Arthur lore, this kid-centric update starts off as a rollicking adventure, but dawdles through pointless training montages and bonding sessions. While the special effects are top-notch, the generic story is second-rate.
Furthermore, if Arthurian legend ruled modern England, even Merlin couldn't fix Brexit. Yellow Light
vidiotreviews.blogspot.ca