chugga : this is so fucking funny. i normally cant handle danny mcbride comedy / find it too on the...
Akrimaya : Agree!
kerfy : after arnie said "screw your freedom", I will never watch anything he is involved in again...
Piglet : I did back in episode 2. If you really listening to the dialogue, you pick up subtle hints...
darklighter1 : Contains spoilers. Click to show. Good show. Watched season 2 and 3 back to back after giving up on season one and was surpr...
Danfis : They need to remove the comedy tag. Seriously, in no way shape or form could this be consi...
yellow_rose1 : Even though it was inevitable. I am in utter disbelief that this could happen in a first ...
Akrimaya : Agree!
random000 : Saw this last year. Didn't deliver. A year later it still doesn't deliver.
chugga : polyglot but right!!
Upstream link is English subbed. I really enjoyed this. Having watched, “Naruto Shipuden,” and, having enjoyed it’s message about protecting the King as subtext for protecting the children, as those who will continue and move the society forward, this struck a chord with that. And, looking up the definition of, “vassel,” I saw it was different from, “fealty.” I recommend this show, and looking up those two terms.
I probably wouldn’t have watched this, except that the one review on IMDb I read wrote that they were completely hooked, and recommended not paying attention to the other reviewers who were caught in a quagmire of political and religious differences. Hahaha
So, even if you don’t find meaning in Ruiz’s inner turmoil, if you ever enjoyed, “King Arthur,” movies you can probably enjoy this. (And, hey, “King Arthur,” wasn’t even a real person they now know.)
Don’t let it get you down if you have to pause and rewind to follow along. It’s not a complicated story, but it is worth understanding why the boy’s father was killed.