Story ★★★
The film Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is based on the story of King Arthur at a banquet at his court. A knight in green came to challenge the Knight of the Round Table: who would dare to cut off his head on the spot and ask him to return the axe a year later. Gawain accepted the challenge and cut off the head of the Green Knight. The body, which was still alive, picked up its head and returned to the green church. A year later, Gao Wen made a promise to find the Green Knight. This film does not pursue too much entertainment story and focuses on artistic effects, so if you pursue excitement, you will be disappointed.
Highlights: Medieval legends, adaptations of the Legend of King Arthur
Director ★★★
The literary lens language is extremely attractive, but the director uses such a grand pattern and tells a small story, not dark enough nor anti-chivalric legend, and the final effect is neither profound nor complex and slightly disappointing, and the director's purpose is to continue the spirit of excellent aesthetics and different psychology.
Highlights: Many long shots are used, the editing level is superb, the tonal atmosphere is unique, and the multi-dimensional narrative is described
Audiovisual ★★★★★
The composition is deep, the picture presented is like a classical oil painting, quiet and beautiful, the light and lens are extremely retro, all beautiful to the level of crying, and the professional restoration of the service and chemical road.
Highlights: stunning composition, oil painting temperament, retro style, artistic portrayal, Irish forest castle, knight.
Performance ★★
The actors in this film are relatively thin and weak in the film, and the aura has robbed the director and the team of the scenery.
Highlights: 88th Oscar actress Alicia Vikander