Gawain accepts the Green Knight ... no one had authority over the stories of King Arthur and his court; rather, Camelot was just a convenient setting with familiar characters whom medieval ...

The Green Knight ... to Medieval Times (when they were still children) I was mildly impressed with what I assumed was a gizmo that made sparks fly. This isn’t Star Wars. There is no gizmo.

“The Green Knight,” David Lowery’s beautiful, sometimes baffling medieval epic starring Dev ... muddy soil of Middle English lore. I’m no Arthurian scholar either, Mark, and can offer ...

A24’s latest film, “The Green Knight ... poem has no known author, the film adaptation is undeniably saturated with the influence of director David Lowery, whose background as a contemporary ...

To step into the world Lowery conjures in The Green Knight is to step into another time—albeit not necessarily the early medieval Britain ... there was no way that was possible.” ...

He offers viewers a medieval world in which contemporary anxieties about nationality, national identity and personal politics can be explored. Despite being named for the monstrous Green Knight ...

The Green Knight bills ... was a huge fan of the medieval poem the movie is based on, and even produced his own translation. Still, if you're going into The Green Knight expecting something ...

And, of course, there would have been no “Star ... arcana of mystic medieval poetry didn’t exactly float my boat. It still doesn’t. As a movie, however, “The Green Knight” turns out ...

David Lowery’s new film, “The Green Knight,” is an adaptation of the Arthurian poem of “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,” but it’s no more about medieval life and chivalrous norms than ...

There’s no Excalibur or sword ... an associate professor of medieval English literature at the University of Chicago. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight fairly revels in its bloody, sexy, violent ...

The Green Knight doesn’t feel modern ... but someone who seeks knighthood with no consideration for the sacrifices it demands. To him, greatness is merely a pretty cloak to wrap oneself in.

During a Sunday shift at a Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament ... She posted a video of him, this time performing as the green knight, which as been viewed more than 1.5 million times.