The Green Knight

Фильм очень красиво снят, актеры и атмосфера на высоте , сюжет оставляет множество мыслей для теорий и в то же время несёт поучительный смысл , смотрится с удовольствием.

This well known Arthurian tale is translated into a dream-like fable with visual artistry. Unfortunately, the main character is an unappealing, self-centered weakling rather than a real knight. Equally interesting and disappointing.

Dev Patel shows again that he's undoubtedly a brilliant actor. While Barry Keoghan and Joel Edgerton remain truly fascinating favorites of mine in this Arthurian tale. Unfortunately, The Green Knight does not seem bold enough in its convictions - sometimes leaving the depths of the nuances it posits unexplored. Instead, it focuses all its efforts on its styling, and its unusualness which it embraces tightly. The movie occasionally seems drawn out and lingering, though that seems to be the overall idea and sadly it does so to a fault. In some scenes it is almost as if every character on screen is spaced-out, only set to deliver their lines. At the end, although simple and complete, this Lowery movie leaves you with a feeling of wanting. As if it ought to be, at the least, a more powerful movie but unfortunately, it isn't.

Visually impressive, but the movie itself is not so great. Not a film I'll ever rewatch.

One of the most boring, pretentious movies I've ever sat through. I can see why critics love it. They don't get it either, but they pretend they do so they can feel better than us plebs.