Depends what time you're thinking of: in 1066, the Normans (working from what's now Normandy, in France) conquered England. Richard I the Lionheart of England, over a hundred years later, still couldn't even speak much if any English. In the mid-1300s, Edward III began the Hundred Years' War against France, because he wanted to reassert the English claim to France; this led to the reconquest by Henry V in 1415 (another great movie!), and then Joan of Arc; and finally, England was beaten again.
Vous n'êtes pas Merlin ?! Non, je suis ton père. Qui est ma tante, père ? MERLIN !!! Je suis Merlin. Et qui est Merlin ?! Moi ! De qui suis-je le fils ? Moi ! Non. Euh, ce n'est pas moi.
First person to write about king Arthur was ninus a Welsh monk then it was calwch and olwyn the story of king Arthur was In Wales 600 years before anyone else outside Wales spoke about him
Don't forget buddy, the title "Morte D'Arthur" (on which the movie is based) isn't English. Even English authors used the French language to impress in the 15th century. French was the language of knowledge for many years. I remember a little from high school... "Avec nous, ou contre nous??" I've loved this movie since the day it came out. Snifnscratch, you might respect John Boorman more for his earlier film, "Deliverance".
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Excalibur was not the sword in the stone. Excalibur was given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake. The sword in the stone was Ex Saxo. They are two different weapons.
Not in this movie, and it was one of many good creative decisions by John Boorman and Rospo Pallenberg to streamline the complex and contradictory threads of Malory's text as well as all the various legends into a single coherent story that flows unbroken like a river to the sea. For a movie it made far more sense to merge the two swords and their origins, particularly as this scene involves Arthur learning a vital lesson he needed to learn to be a truly great king. Arthur would never again make the mistake of misusing Excalibur in that manner -- though he would make another mistake with the sword that would not be redeemed for many years and at the cost of much misery to the land.
King Arthur was Welsh wrong country and people England at this time england didn't exist the English are from Germany the Welsh are ancient Britons and so was king Arthur of glamorgan Wales
I read an article in "The Daily Telegraph" (a good UK) newspaper, where 2 french sociologists traveled europe asking people of different nations what their favourite euro country was. When they counted the scores for each country, france was the lowest on the list........ I`m really not interested who does and doesnt like england. I am interested in the fact that only the french like the french....
I think it's Richard Wagner "Twilight of the Gods". watch?v=N0PpTPvbr-4 and skip to 1:39. I think "Trauermarsch" plays at the end when they're returning the sword, has similar music. watch?v=7Ll4qS4anGo
deliverance is too harrowing for me to watch! I seem to remember that 90% of france was at one time under english control, so they couldnt have been too great back then either................
The findidngs of the FRENCH sociologists must be true. i.e. france is the least liked country in europe. Theres little point in criticising the newspaper or its journalists if the facts are coming from a french source
Nicol Williamson : Rest In Peace. You were the best Merlin ever and you will stay for eternity. You are the Dragon !
instaBlaster.
Avec la musique de Wagner
A chaque fois j en ai des frissons .......🥰🥰🥰
Incroyable,on regarde sa en français j'adore ❤ ( au cinema sa serais mieux)
Depends what time you're thinking of: in 1066, the Normans (working from what's now Normandy, in France) conquered England. Richard I the Lionheart of England, over a hundred years later, still couldn't even speak much if any English. In the mid-1300s, Edward III began the Hundred Years' War against France, because he wanted to reassert the English claim to France; this led to the reconquest by Henry V in 1415 (another great movie!), and then Joan of Arc; and finally, England was beaten again.
Somehow it very seems fitting that a bunch of men shouting at each other in suits of armour should be shouting in French.
"The Daily Telegraph" is a QUALITY, FACTUAL newspaper with highly regarded journalists. It is NOT a crappy tabloid
Salut c'est cool
Vous n'êtes pas Merlin ?!
Non, je suis ton père.
Qui est ma tante, père ?
MERLIN !!!
Je suis Merlin.
Et qui est Merlin ?!
Moi !
De qui suis-je le fils ?
Moi !
Non. Euh, ce n'est pas moi.
Pierre Pierre Pierre Pierre Pierre Pierre Pierre
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First person to write about king Arthur was ninus a Welsh monk then it was calwch and olwyn the story of king Arthur was In Wales 600 years before anyone else outside Wales spoke about him
Don't forget buddy, the title "Morte D'Arthur" (on which the movie is based) isn't English. Even English authors used the French language to impress in the 15th century. French was the language of knowledge for many years.
I remember a little from high school... "Avec nous, ou contre nous??"
I've loved this movie since the day it came out.
Snifnscratch, you might respect John Boorman more for his earlier film, "Deliverance".
Un mystère de pied en piano
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Que se tiennent prêts tous les chevaliers qui veulent jouter pour gagner le droit de retirer l'épée de la PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE DE LA PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE DE LA PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE DE LA PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE
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Excalibur was not the sword in the stone. Excalibur was given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake. The sword in the stone was Ex Saxo. They are two different weapons.
Not in this movie, and it was one of many good creative decisions by John Boorman and Rospo Pallenberg to streamline the complex and contradictory threads of Malory's text as well as all the various legends into a single coherent story that flows unbroken like a river to the sea. For a movie it made far more sense to merge the two swords and their origins, particularly as this scene involves Arthur learning a vital lesson he needed to learn to be a truly great king. Arthur would never again make the mistake of misusing Excalibur in that manner -- though he would make another mistake with the sword that would not be redeemed for many years and at the cost of much misery to the land.
PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE....ect
Autre :arthur cool
Moi: THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
Les MP arrivent
M'en fou, dans ma tête j'aurai toujours la vision de Kaamelott qu'en j'entendrai parler d'excalibur, NAH !
it was underrated cos it was an english legend, not a US story, but we know better!
King Arthur was Welsh wrong country and people England at this time england didn't exist the English are from Germany the Welsh are ancient Britons and so was king Arthur of glamorgan Wales
Que se tiennent prêts tous les chevaliers qui veulent libérer l'Épée !!!
classic, epic.
ok, i agree.....
THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
PTDR
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c est quoi ?
Arthur was Welsh king of glamorgan. Le roi Arthur etait gallois et non anglais
Alors ce mythe et Merlin qui revient souriant d un poid juste de marche
j'ai une rédaction sur cet extrait je dois la décrire j'ai la flemme mais c facile alors c cool
I read an article in "The Daily Telegraph" (a good UK) newspaper, where 2 french sociologists traveled europe asking people of different nations what their favourite euro country was. When they counted the scores for each country, france was the lowest on the list........
I`m really not interested who does and doesnt like england. I am interested in the fact that only the french like the french....
I think it's Richard Wagner "Twilight of the Gods". watch?v=N0PpTPvbr-4 and skip to 1:39.
I think "Trauermarsch" plays at the end when they're returning the sword, has similar music. watch?v=7Ll4qS4anGo
De la PIERRE PIERRE PIERRE
how do you spell..
le manific...
Or maybe it's Siegfried's Funeral Music/March 8P
bella
@Afroxec lol, I thought the same thing before I saw your comment
congratulations
What movie is this from?
Excalibur
@@vicky7645 haha
La roi garcon
after all that training....
the s word choose.
French?
Ce n'est pas la vrai histoire du roi arthur le vrai ses se lui du film merlin
aminat broly non c’est le livre
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deliverance is too harrowing for me to watch!
I seem to remember that 90% of france was at one time under english control, so they couldnt have been too great back then either................
"connard"? does it mean "I surrender"?
a....hole is the meaning
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im not interested
Terrible un Rey Arturo hablando francés...guacala
Because he's supposed to be a young man
@@tibsky1396 ah chingá el rey arturo hablaba francés de morro ?
The findidngs of the FRENCH sociologists must be true. i.e. france is the least liked country in europe. Theres little point in criticising the newspaper or its journalists if the facts are coming from a french source
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