King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is the Arthurian mythos by way of the mean streets and sharp talking of London crime capers.
Set in a pre-Christian, pre-modern, magic-infused fantasy England it presents an intriguing and thrilling take on the tale of King Arthur and Excalibur, but one that is likely to divide its watchers. It is not the Arthur of Malory or Tennyson or T.H. White, but a blend of distinctly modern sensibilities with ones far more ancient. It is also a littl…
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