It’s a retelling of the famous King Arthur story set in Dark Ages Britain, where the land is divided into warring tribes who are constantly battling with the Saxons. The show is gritty, bloody ...

King Arthur is a really undervalued adaptation that was tainted by Disney's need to make the story family-friendly.

This is the basic setting for the stories of King Arthur.Southern Britain is no longer under Roman rule, and the political situation is chaotic, with lots of warring tribes and small kingdoms.

There’s Warner Bros. (behind this new effort), Disney (with 2004’s gritty King Arthur, starring Clive Owen), Columbia (1995’s First Knight, ... and warring tribes—to one of Christianity.

With the Romans gone, the elite Sarmatian cavalry, lead by King Arthur, stayed in Britain and united the local Celts to repel the invading Germanic tribes. The film ends with King Arthur and his ...

In the medieval period, Arthur’s story — or, more accurately, his myth — went viral after a writer called Geoffrey of Monmouth described King Arthur in his book, “Historia Regum Britanniae ...

Defeat a mysterious tribe of Picts in ten uniquely designed skirmish maps, including five difficulty settings. This content requires the base game King Arthur: Knight's Tale in order to run.

The King Arthur that we know of today is a composite of layers of different legends, written by different authors at different times. ... when Anglo-Saxon tribes were attacking Britain.

King Arthur Review Much like the film it's based on, King Arthur does little to distinguish itself. By Alex Navarro on December 2, 2004 at 10:33AM PST ...

One thing I can’t figure out about “King Arthur” is there are no knights who say “ni,” there are no killer rabbits, and there are no unladen swallows, African or European.Though it may ...

King Arthur left an ancient trail across Britain. ... He was supposedly the leader of a tribe of Celts — indigenous Britons — when the Saxons invaded Britain in the fifth century.