Then, fate hands him a quest. A mysterious Green Knight (Ralph Ineson) crashes the court of King Arthur (Sean Harris). And thus starts the action of writer-director David Lowery’s new film ...

David Lowery’s deconstructionist adaptation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is one of the best movies ever inspired by King Arthur lore. Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on ...

On Christmas, Gawain attends a Christmas celebration hosted King Arthur, but the festivities are interrupted by the Green Knight, a mysterious half-man, half-tree figure on horseback. He suggests ...

note: Major spoilers ahead for The Green Knight ... t killed and conquered on the aging king’s behalf. And while Sean Harris’ performance imbues Arthur with a certain avuncular tenderness ...

After slicing off the Green Knight's head in a challenge at King Arthur's (Sean Harris) court, Gawain must seek out the mythical horseman one year later to receive the same blow in return.

Fans of movies based on tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round ... While David Lowery’s “The Green Knight” is based on Arthurian legend, it’s not one of those action-packed ...

(He’s played by a much-costumed Ralph Ineson.) Early in “The Green Knight,” he rides on Christmas Day into King Arthur’s court, cloaked in shadow, and offers a game. Strike him wherever ...

The story of King Arthur and the Holy Grail is similar to that of the Irish king, Cormac Mac Airt and the Cup of Truth, Sir Gwen, and the Green Knight is similar to the encounter the Irish hero ...