The legend of King Arthur is very old and very established. By the time the king who saved Britain and united it was first written about, his story was already hundreds of years old. And while many of the details of his life and adventures, from the Lady of the Lake to Merlin the Magician, seem fictional some archaeologists believe that Arthur -- and much of his life -- was real.
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The legend of King Arthur is very old and very established. By the time the king who saved Britain and united it was first written about, his story was already hundreds of years old. And while many of the details of his life and adventures, from the Lady of the Lake to Merlin the Magician, seem fictional some archaeologists believe that Arthur -- and much of his life -- was real.
"when I was like 13, I saw Richard Harris do Camelot at the Fox Theater in Atlanta — Chuck recalls seeing the musical Camelot performed live, which is based on the Arthurian legend."
— Chuck
Excalibur
1981
2h 21m
★ 7.0
"it was impossible for me to research this without only thinking of two things, two movies. Five on. Nope. Didn't see that one. That's good. Was that the one called King Arthur? It was a good. I thought so. I'll check it out because I dig this character and I've seen a lot of the movies that tackle Camelot, but Excalibur and Monty Python and The Holy Grail — Josh mentions movies he thought of while researching the Arthurian legend topic."
— Josh
Snow White
2025
1h 49m
★ 4.3
"Was it snow white? Was it snow white? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. With the poison apple — Chuck brings up Snow White when discussing the symbolic use of apples in stories."
— Chuck
The Jungle Book
1967
1h 18m
★ 7.3
"I was all about the Jungle Book. This one came out about the same time — Chuck explains why he didn't pay attention to The Sword in the Stone because he was obsessed with The Jungle Book instead."
— Chuck
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