Braxton Watts

I love Clint Eastwood films, but I gotta say this movie's acting was so bland and dry it would've been easier to eat a whole Popeye's biscuit with no drink than to watch this. I'm not one to shirk on movies with a slow start, but again there's no real emotion, the dialogue and banter was monotone and not even mediocre at best. Sorry Clint.

This movie was so poorly done, I felt robbed of my money. The acting was meh at best, and it didn't follow the original story save but two factors. Granted the original is a very old medieval tale and was loosely told in between the key elements, but the points that were filled in were just atrocious, and made no sense. Plus, the ending was terrible. I'm all for making a story your own and giving it a nice twist, but this ending didn't follow any of the original court of king Arthur, and it was like the ending to the twilight saga all over again, where none of it happened and it's left on a awful cliffhanger of what really happened. Don't even bother with this film.

As an adaptation, it was very well done. The creator did a good job at putting key elements from the show in like dialog and music, and with their own twists which I found to be tasteful and well told, with choreographed fights and pretty good CGI effects. However, they completely butchered the ending. I was fine with how the story didn't match with a lot of it, considered each episode was it's own individual story and appeared to be mostly in a random viewing. However, that ending opened up a can of worms that no fish would enjoy, and went completely off the rails in a real doozy of a uneventful cliffhanger that honestly didn't give me a hopeful reaction for a possible season 2. And we're just not gonna talk about radical Edward...