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Sir John of Felsenbau:
Sir William,

Here is a list od the VHS and DVD movies that I have:

1.      1612
2.      A Kid in Kid Arthur’s Court
3.      A Knight in Camelot
4.      A Knight’s Tale
5.      Alexander Revisited
6.      Arn
7.      Attack of the Gryphon
8.      Becket
9.      Beowulf and Grendal
10.    Blood Beasts
11.    Camelot
12.    Casanova
13.    Centurion
14.    Charlemagne (mini series)
15.    Christopher Columbus
16.    Cromwell
17.    Dark Kingdom
18.    Darkest Knight (Ivanhoe)
19.    Darkest Knight II
20.    Darkest Knight III
21.    Dragon Heart – Part II
22.    Dragon Heart – A New Beginning
23.    Dragon Slayer
24.    Druids
25.    Dune
26.    Dune- Children of
27.    Dune Miniseries
28.    Dungeons and Dragons – Wrath of the Dragon God
29.    Earth Sea
30.    El Cid
31.    Elizabeth, The Golden Age
32.    Excalibur
33.    Fall of the Roman Empire
34.    First Knight
35.    Flesh and Blood
36.    George and the Dragon
37.    Good King Wenceslas
38.    Guinevere
39.    Henry V
40.    Henry VIII
41.    Ironclad
42.    Ivanhoe
43.    Jason and the Argonauts
44.    King Arthur, the Young Warlord
45.    Kingdom of Heaven
46.    Knights and Armor
47.    Knights of the Round Table
48.    Man of La Mancha
49.    Marco Polo
50.    Merlin – Part I
51.    Merlin – Part II
52.    Merlin’s Apprentice
53.    Monty Python and the Holy Grail
54.    Outlander
55.   Prince Valiant
56.   Robin and Marian
57.   Robin Hood
58.   Season of the Witch
59.   Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
60.  Soldier of God
61.  Sorcerers and Wizards
62.  Spartacus
63.  Sword and the Dragon
64.  Sword of the Valiant
65.  Sword of War
66.  Taras Bulba
67.  The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
68.  The Black Knight
69.  The Black Shield of Falworth
70.  The Court Jester
70.  The Crusades
72.  The Dragon King
73.  The Lady and the Highwayman
74.  The Last Legion
75.  The Last Valley
76.  The Lion in Winter
77.  The Magic Sword
78.  The Messenger (Joan of Arc)
79.  The Mists of Avalon
80.  The Sword of Lancelot
81.  The Templar Code
82.  The War Lord
83.  Timeline
84.  Triston and Isolde
85.  Troy
86.  Vlad
87.  Wrath of the Dragon God
88.  Your Highness

Is that enough?

Sir John












Lord Dane:

--- Quote from: Sir John of Felsenbau on 2013-01-17, 22:54:36 ---Sir William,

Here is a list od the VHS and DVD movies that I have:

1.      1612
2.      A Kid in Kid Arthur’s Court
3.      A Knight in Camelot
4.      A Knight’s Tale
5.      Alexander Revisited
6.      Arn
7.      Attack of the Gryphon
8.      Becket
9.      Beowulf and Grendal
10.    Blood Beasts
11.    Camelot
12.    Casanova
13.    Centurion
14.    Charlemagne (mini series)
15.    Christopher Columbus
16.    Cromwell
17.    Dark Kingdom
18.    Darkest Knight (Ivanhoe)
19.    Darkest Knight II
20.    Darkest Knight III
21.    Dragon Heart – Part II
22.    Dragon Heart – A New Beginning
23.    Dragon Slayer
24.    Druids
25.    Dune
26.    Dune- Children of
27.    Dune Miniseries
28.    Dungeons and Dragons – Wrath of the Dragon God
29.    Earth Sea
30.    El Cid
31.    Elizabeth, The Golden Age
32.    Excalibur
33.    Fall of the Roman Empire
34.    First Knight
35.    Flesh and Blood
36.    George and the Dragon
37.    Good King Wenceslas
38.    Guinevere
39.    Henry V
40.    Henry VIII
41.    Ironclad
42.    Ivanhoe
43.    Jason and the Argonauts
44.    King Arthur, the Young Warlord
45.    Kingdom of Heaven
46.    Knights and Armor
47.    Knights of the Round Table
48.    Man of La Mancha
49.    Marco Polo
50.    Merlin – Part I
51.    Merlin – Part II
52.    Merlin’s Apprentice
53.    Monty Python and the Holy Grail
54.    Outlander
55.   Prince Valiant
56.   Robin and Marian
57.   Robin Hood
58.   Season of the Witch
59.   Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
60.  Soldier of God
61.  Sorcerers and Wizards
62.  Spartacus
63.  Sword and the Dragon
64.  Sword of the Valiant
65.  Sword of War
66.  Taras Bulba
67.  The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
68.  The Black Knight
69.  The Black Shield of Falworth
70.  The Court Jester
70.  The Crusades
72.  The Dragon King
73.  The Lady and the Highwayman
74.  The Last Legion
75.  The Last Valley
76.  The Lion in Winter
77.  The Magic Sword
78.  The Messenger (Joan of Arc)
79.  The Mists of Avalon
80.  The Sword of Lancelot
81.  The Templar Code
82.  The War Lord
83.  Timeline
84.  Triston and Isolde
85.  Troy
86.  Vlad
87.  Wrath of the Dragon God
88.  Your Highness

Is that enough?

Sir John

--- End quote ---

Yeah...well..eh...I have NETFLIX.  :P So there!! :)

Sir William:
That'll do, Sir John, that'll do. 

Sir James A:
Quite a list, Sir John! A small note, Dragonheart: A New Beginning and Dragonheart II are the same movie. If you have them both, the first was just called "Dragonheart". One of my favorite movies.

Joshua Santana:
Sir John, well done on an excellent profile of one of my favorite Knightly fiction character!  Well done.

For Ye Brethren I have both James Mason and Robert Taylor films, both excellent films.  Plus I have the book itself and as an audiobook.   ;)

Sir John your film list is quite extensive but will take eternity to view all of them.  :P

My favorites from your list are the following:

1. A Knight's Tale (I admit it)
2. Arn
3. Camelot
4. Cromwell
5. El Cid
6. Excalibur
7. First Knight
8. George and the Dragon
9. Henry V (a personal favorite of mine, seen both Lawrence Olivier and Kenneth Branaugh versions)
10. Ivanhoe (both Mason and Taylor versions)
11. Kingdom of Heaven (inaccurate, yes.  As a student of history I notice this all the time but a well made film with excellent quotes)
12. Knights of the Round Table (all time favorite!)
13. Man of La Mancha
14. Outlander
15. The Last Legion (nicely made film, but historically unlikely, must see evidence)
16. The Magic Sword (nice TV film, loosely based on the legend of St. George and the Dragon)
17. Tristan and Isolde (nice but please what is it with the romance scenes pushed to the opium level  :P )
18. Troy

Lastly: A favorite of mine: King Arthur.  Well made film, nice historical take although does have several inaccuracies but that is off track from my main point. Great quotes and acting. 

Now I need to see: Becket, Flesh and Blood, Ironclad, Prince Valiant, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Sword of the Valiant, Sword and the Dragon, Sword of War, The Black Shield of Falworth, The Dragon King, The Lion in Winter and The Sword of Lancelot.  :)

Yes, I remember Dragonheart, I suppose that was the only film I saw at a young age where I got exposed to "The Knight's Code".   

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