Agreed, my friend.

Listen I love this movie, I really do, but it's the worst animated movie soundtrack I've ever heard. This one's a gem though lol

And underrated. I still listen to it in 2021. This is my childhood right here

100%

agreed

As is the photo play. Very underrated animated motion picture. I fell in love with the heroine after viewing it in the cinema.

@@horselover21598checking on you from 2023 lol still listening and when I rewatched this movie last night and heard this song. I had tears of joy. Because my childhood came back.

Sadly the only GOOD thing about this movie.

Demetri Blackheart or with a group of friends with a beer and a barbecue as a brotherhood

Robert Zaha Or as an Irish drinking song!

@@BryonYoungblood Lol I'm part Irish but I don't drink. The only beer I have is Root Beer

Bryan Prime I got some Irish ancestry too and all I drink is root beer too

@@BryonYoungblood Sweet. From which side if you don't mind me asking. I got Irish from my dad's side and Scottish from mom's side.

Same

Awe how sweet.

same

I still have my original vhs making it number 1 of my non Disney films but sadly it’s wearing out. Each time I play the screen gets fuzzier. This movie was the most popular of Vera Chapman’s trilogy she died just two years before it was made. She would have been 100 when it was released. The book unfortunately much sadder but still holds that glimmer of hope.

You just brought me back lost memories 💙

And those that don't clearly don't know what good music is, agreed?

knifesmith1993 yep

:)

Janie Doe I couldn't agree more.

Especialy the part before the singing starts gives me goosebumps.

Heck yeah!

This was my absolute favorite movie growing up. This one and the black cauldron!

Celtic or Anglo-Saxon?

@@kryptonianpowers Gaelic.

Because that’s what King Arthur, Camelot, the Knights of The Round Table, and Excalibur represented: hope. The belief that like a Phoenix from the ashes of war and tragedy, a brilliant light may shine upon all, and guide them to peace and happiness.

@@LordCommander-ui2fw Amen!

Ruber: ME!!!!!

@@ryandalton2834 i always wait for that

@@AndreNitroX Thanks 4 noticing

@@ryandalton2834 charming singalong

If only Our political Leaders would understand this...

Agreed this movie is amazing.

Chelsea Jones most non-Disnet movies from that time are underrated :D but yeah the movie is absolutely lovely.

eh, wasn't that amazing

Knowing there are other people who enjoy this movie makes me feel better about liking it myself.

Tara Franklin agreed! Like a small group of people with this unique appreciation for all things nice like this :)

Kat Prime "sir Ruber... always thinking of yourself. The land is divided according to each person's needs."

Sir Lionel. I will not serve a false king

"Then I need more than everyone. I wouldn't have supported you all these years if I thought you were running...a charity"

Kyle Tonarella THE KING HAS DECIDED!

"Then it's time for a new king and I vote for me!"

if someone played this at my funeral while they burned my body at a pyre and had a huge party afterwards i would not be mad

Actually looking for the chanting lyrics or meaning but no luck!!

same

Was it considered bad? i think back and loved it

@@blueishd1953 A lot of people consider it a bad movie. I personally adore it and think people are too harsh on it. It certainly has its flaws but I don't think the flaws outweigh the positives ^_^

Austin... you literally just described my life discovery of Steve Perry! 19 and I am such a fan. This movie is my all time favorite! I completely agree with you. Mind blown!

Same here!!!🛡⚔🍃🗡🥁🎻

Right

i dont even know what that means, but i totally agree.

Except this isn’t a 99% rip off of Japan like lion king is for kimba the white lion

This movie made me love Gryphons (poor fuck got it bad)

No cap cause honestly this is what started my love for medieval times and early Britain. Along with fantasy.

Until they remove it tomorrow don’t worry I watch the film before that happens and it’s a great film.

Yup bud

@@caliberlight2818 That makes me so mad. If Netflix doesn't bring it back, hoo hoo, I'll give 'em a smack in the face. POW !

Maybe you can read a single book on Camelot's story and then write a comment.

@@erdovah-cronachedellelders7713 My good dude I don't know why you're feeling so fired up about King Arthur today, but the fact that his fictional corner of history was apparently idyllic/noble/perfect doesn't stop me from finding it funny to contrast the concept of medieval feudalism with the words "promising equality" and "liberty and justice for all", haha. Y'know, if you wanted to make counterpoints about Arthur's court and politics etc you could have just...told me some things about his court and politics, and this could have been a pretty cool response and somewhat educational! But instead: this unpleasant interaction.

@@Splickedylit If it was just a stupid joke, your time to get attention doesn't make sense that I waste my time talking about politics, it's not something that turns into a few lines. I suggest you read the book by Graham Phillips on King Arthur, if you are interested in the subject (I doubt it). :) There are those who still study these things in 2019 yes!

@@erdovah-cronachedellelders7713 I'm fully aware that there are people who study classic fiction in 2019, but if all of them are like you I'd rather not dive into THAT mess. Maybe it's cutting off my nose to spite my face, but eh, you're real irritating as a person, so I'll pass and stick to medicine, thanks for the rec.

Splickedylit so I read through your replies and I totally understand where you are coming from. I’ll gladly share some information on Arthur’s court and how he ruled his kingdom. Arthur believed that his kingdom should not be ruled by one man but by the people as a whole. So he divided the land among the knights of the round table to be governors of their respective lands. Basically forming a counsel to discuss future development and well being of the kingdom. Arthur would make the final decisions based on what the people needed as a whole. If one family suffered then he’d give them personal help. Such as giving them money or food as needed. He basically made sure that everyone under his rule had it equal. The only reason he was considered king is because of Excalibur and what it meant to wield it. As I’m sure you are aware only the true king can wield Excalibur. That meaning a king who doesn’t rule all on his own but with help from his people. One little thing you might not know is that it’s not exactly a fictional story in the traditional sense. King Arthur is very real to many people much like Jesus is to others. Many believers of the King believe that he will return with Excalibur and make the world peaceful and whole again.

From what I heard, the writing was its biggest issue. People werent a fan of the script or direction the story headed. And i can see why, looking back, i see how clunky the film was. I still enjoyed it as a kid though.

its like the old saying goes,everyone is a critic. and people are always going to nitpick details and find something wrong with a media,even if it was something they thoroughly enjoyed as a child. even if something has flaws,or even big flaws,if poeple enjoy it,it does not really matter in the end.

I love this movie dude. I also think it was one of the best non Disney movies of my childhood. This movie slapped

I LOOOVED this movie as a kid and I still do love it to this day!

Even if there were problems (there definitely were lol). This movie had dragons, a gryphon, magic, AWESOME music. That's so cool. It's definitely not as structurally sound as some other kids movies from that time, but damn was it fun to watch. And you know what that's all that matters.

Haha yes!!

Um, is this a line from the movie? Cause I don’t remember this…

@@overthinker9616 Monty Python and the Holy Grail

@@joekovach5789 ok thanks

Knights, I bid you welcome to your new home. Let us ride to Camelot!

Kaley was better than her weaker rival Mulan. Great movie. Mulan felt less of a warrior than her original counterpart. Kaley became a warrior as she had to defend King Arthur and the sword.

both this movie and mulan came out the same year. lol

I rewatched this movie and actually lost count of how many times Kayley had to be saved by men. Mulan actually grew, both physically and mentally through her training, and used her wits as her weapon to save the day. Kayley fancies herself a warrior, but never actually does anything on her own. She always needs Garrett.

Mulan and Quest For Camelot also The Prince Of Egypt came out the same year. letting u know

Mulan is more badass than Kayley even while cutting her hair.

Ruber: ME!!!!!

Or Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz similar theme like "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

He says "greed"

@@Munchkinnnnnnnn Same thing, to Ruber.

@@Rensune *spastic evil facial twitches*

wait what??? did i misss something?

Princess_of_Zenterra United we stand, divided we fall.

Well it's been a defining motto in America since the 1700s and commonly used during times of war like WW2, which Cap fought in so it makes sense that they'd utilize the phrase. ^_^

+Rosehathaway2323 why should that mean shit? So you're soon to be unemployed asking me if I want fries with that? Awesome. #chasingthedream

Because Having thoughts like that means I have a different view on stuff like this. Meaning i have a different view of things.

+Tyler Peters You don't appreciate art in its purest form, do you? You just appreciate its outside value... If Broadway produces more music like this, then I can easily see a very bright future for it indeed. Problem is, you don't get many people who are able to grasp the full potential that certain music has to offer, such as this combination between Celtic chants, orchestral and rock.

Charming singalong, now let's get down to business. I've waited a long time for this day. What about my new land?

What was it called?

Patrick Doyle has also composed Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes.

And Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

And Brave.

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR FUCKING EVER! Thank you so much!

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?????

@@DerMaster1100 at the end of the song Ruber breaks the song off with yelling "Me!"

@@SpitfireGames97 huh, i always heard "GREED" neat!

@@lexalina132 that could very well be what he yells! :) I could be very wrong

@@SpitfireGames97 He does say "Me!". If you pay attention, the lyrics go "No one shall be greater than all", but he interrupts the last sentence so that it says "No one shall be greater than ME!" :)

thanks :)

The key change in 2:34 is pretty cool too