Historically and mythologically inaccurate leaving nothing but a few (at least sufficiently subtle) references to the title giving king.
Ugly colors and endless confusing fight scenes among artificial fog and inconsistent weather conditions.
The proposed fight for freedom (in the completely unfree steetting of late antiquity) and the disgusting war-is-worth-it-if-you-win morals make this movie unbearable to an extent not even Keira Knightley's pretty face and Hans Zimmer's score can save.
Hardly bearable.
I missed the first few minutes, had a shower in between and watched it in german but that won't affect my opinion much.
Nothing makes any sense.
The constant references to the original make me sad that this one is not nearly as good.
The scene are too short and the score doesn't work.
The colors are almost as ugly as in the reference haunted marvel universe.
It is a deeply patriarchal moovie: dozens of clueless-girl-does-what-macho-man-tells-her-to-do scenes can…
The one and only Elisabeth T. Spira brutally showing the political in the common in every episode of this legendary series.
