King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts returns from the old cannon combo, Jude Lowe falls into the magic path

The magical action blockbuster "King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts" recently released two jude Lowe single posters, the dark tone makes the sense of oppression come to the fore, and the cross slogan of "power is cloudy, desire is rotten" directly summarizes the characteristics of Jude Lowe's role: a tyrant with lust.

Adapted from the legend of King Arthur's "Sword in the Stone", King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts explores Arthur's journey from the city to the throne. Arthur's father was brutally murdered as a child, and Arthur's uncle Voltagent (Jude Lowe) usurped the throne and stripped Arthur (Charlie Hannum) of his heavenly powers, and arthur woke up and returned with revenge. The film will be released on may 12 in Chinese mainland, format versions include 3D, China Giant Screen 3D, China Giant Screen Atmos 3D, Dolby Cinema 3D (Horizon + Atmos), Dolby Atmos 3D, 4DX, ScreenX, MX4D, D-BOX, etc., the audience can experience this magical action feast in different formats.

Jude Lowe character Chinese poster exposed How does the British old cannon combination create a dynasty of desire?

In the first poster, Jude Lowe has a grim close-up of his face, his eyes cloudy, every pore of his face exudes a predatory atmosphere, and the crown on his head hints at his ambition for power. In another poster, Jude Lowe sits on a throne, seemingly lazy but domineering. It is worth noting that the costumes in the poster are particularly eye-catching, perfectly restoring the medieval gorgeous style, similar to the "Game of Thrones" style.

"King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts" is a new magical masterpiece by Hollywood "ghost talent" director Guy Richie, which is also his second collaboration with Jude Lowe after "Sherlock Holmes", and the British old cannon combination will bring a legendary magic story after solving a series of serial murders, which is expected.

Jude Low plays the biggest villain, Voltagen, in King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts, and Jude Lowe, known as the "Beauty of the World", will also have a power struggle with King Arthur played by Charlie Hannham in the film. In the past Hollywood blockbusters, many impressive villains have been created, can the tyrant played by Jude Lowe become another classic among villains? We'll see. The film's producer, Leonard Weigram, who is also the producer of the Harry Potter series, once praised Jude Lowe for bringing explosive performances in the film, and would be a villain who was bad but not annoying.

Guy Ritchie creates "New Magic of Rock Gangsters" Beckham made his Chinese screen debut

King Arthur, born out of Britain's most legendary great king, was once again brought to the screen 13 years later by the world's $1 billion box office director Guy Ritchie, who specializes in collage-jump storytelling and editing, as well as rock and roll e-pop soundtracks, and the black humor and grassroots fun he established from "Two Big Smoking Guns" will bring audiences a unique "rock gangster new magic" feast.

"King Arthur: Battle of the Beasts" has created a new and unique mythological world, in addition to the British old cannon combination, "Mega Man" David Beckham also made a surprise cameo in the film, ushering in his Chinese screen debut. The film's cast is star-studded, with Charlie Hannham (representing Pacific Rim), Eric Barner (representing Hulk), Astrid Burgess-Frisbee (pirates of the Caribbean 4), Andan Gillen (representing Game of Thrones) and others giving challenging performances.

The production team behind the film is very strong. Leonard Wegram, one of the producers of the Harry Potter series and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, served as the producer of the film, the special effects staff of Fast and Furious 7, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Avengers 2: Age of Ultron, and Guardians of the Galaxy worked as special effects workers, and the art director of "Game of Thrones" joined as art direction. With such a strong international team escort and excellent visual effects, "King Arthur: The Beast" is definitely a Hollywood blockbuster that can't be missed in the Theaters of May.