A Knight's Tale is underappreciated

Some people knocked this as a goofy movie but I thoroughly enjoyed it and even find that it has rewatchable value. Recently gave it another watch and I enjoyed it again

Some of the intended goofiness really worked fine. Like injecting modern rock music into a medieval movie along with the crowd doing a wave. And Chaucer as almost like a sports announcer/introducer

Acting was great across the board too. Heath and Paul bettany ooze charisma. Alan Tudyk and the chubby dude had awesome chemistry as well as with Bettany. And Rufus was a great villain

Well paced movie as well that became a feel good movie by the end even tying up Heath's father's side plot

Feel like it should get more love by being picked up on Prime/Netflix and the like but I don't recall ever seeing it as part of the catalog

Submitted June 23, 2019 at 02:32PM by AbsentAcres http://bit.ly/2WXNmb2