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A Knight's Tale (2001) (Patreon)

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2026-09-20 06:16:48
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A Knights Tale 2001 FULL REACTION

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Kim Magee

yeah that's tonight planned

Kim Magee

excited for Coco and Con Air too

Anthony Ancona

Damn bedtime.. I will have a double feature tomorrow.. I actually saw this in theaters back in the day all I remember was that I had such a great time. Don't remember much, so this will be a fun rewatch! Let's go!

Dannielle

I feel like I'm going crazy when I have watch this movie (granted it's been a minute) I distinctly remember a scene where Will, Wat and Roland were sitting around deciding that their coat of arms should be three Phoenix's and I've watched two reactions to this movie recently and that scene hasn't been in either of them. I feel like I'm being gaslit by this movie

Heidi Elizabeth Marcum

A Knight's Tale- Thank you both very much for your wonderful reaction to A Knight's Tale, Rob & Trin!! I truly loved watching this fantastic comedic period piece movie again with you!! I absolutely love this movie so, so much! I love it's cast, its music, the costumes for every character, and just everything about it!! I am so, so happy you loved this movie so much as well, my dear friends! :) I do feel the farting scene in the very end after the credits is mostly unfunny and so not needed. Farting is not at all funny, in my opinion. But the four actors were just trying to have a little fun. And I can respect them for this. And in regards to the moment we see Adhemar raised just off the ground upon William striking him off his horse... This moment is indeed shot a little strangely, but it is the filmmakers' artistic way of showing us what is flashing through this villain's mind at this moment of his defeat. If you remember... William tells Adhemar twice in this movie that he will one day be looking up at him from the flat of his back after he is defeated by him. meant to show us. And if you watch his actual defeat, Adhemar is shown flipping over onto his stomach upon his fall to the ground upon being struck. The flash into Adhemar's mind shows us exactly what he sees in the moment he recognizes without a doubt that William is about to defeat him, and then is struck down off his horse. Adhemar is shown looking up at William and his friends, from the flat of his back. And I love it!!! The CGI may be a little wonky, but I still love the idea behind this moment!! Absolutely brilliant!!! :) I have to admit... When I first watched this movie, and for a while afterwards no matter how many times I watched this movie over the years, I didn't care much for the modern day music and famous songs, mixed in with the actual music fitting of a period piece. As much as I really love all the classic songs throughout this movie. I just never really understood why the director and writers of this movie chose to mix the music and add these modern songs in a movie set within the Medieval times. This used to take me out of the movie, no matter how much I loved everything else about it. However, the more I have watched this movie, and I have watched it many, many times over the years, the more I have grown to love and even appreciate all of the music within this movie. And I realize now that it does really fit the tone of this movie, which has drama, humor, romance, friendship, and so much more. I mean... We have classic songs such as Golden Years by David Bowie, We Will Rock You by Queen, and such other fantastic classics! And the musical score is fabulous too!! :) Heath Ledger is absolutely fantastic throughout this movie! I love him as an actor, and I absolutely miss him. May Heath Ledger rest in peace. I think most people feel that his performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight is Heath Ledger's best performance throughout his tragically short lived career. And I really do love him as the Joker too, of course. However, I absolutely love him here in A Knight's Tale as Sir William Thatcher!! What a spectacular performance and character!! I truly love William's story and his journey to change his stars!! He is indeed a knight! Heath Ledger is truly missed. As for the rest of the characters and their actors... I absolutely love each one of his friends! I love Paul Bettany as Geoffrey Chaucer, Mark Addy as Roland, Alan Tudyk as Wat, and Laura Fraser as Kate!! They're all absolutely marvelous!! I love their devotion and loyalty to their friend, William. In spite of his desire to change at such a great risk to all their lives. I also really love Shannyn Sossamon as Jocelyn, Berenice Bejo as her handmaiden, Christina, Scott Handy as Germaine, Count Adhemar's squire, and even Rufus Sewell as Count Adhemar himself. He is a villain we are meant to hate, but his acting as the villain is fantastic!! He's fantastic at playing the villain role in a movie! I also really love Christopher Cazeenove in his performance as John Thatcher, William's father. I love the moment he is reunited with his son when William returns home. What a powerful moment! And then... Of course, we have James Purefoy and Sir Colville, or as Prince Edward, whom I also absolutely love!! I love his character and James Purefoy's performance as Prince Edward!! Fun fact... Paul Bettany did indeed wind up losing his voice and catching severe laryngitis on account of his screaming in the scenes when he acts as William's herald, and introduces William to the crowd before a joust. He loved playing this role, and he loved every moment he stepped up to act in a scene, but he certainly paid the price for such a fabulous performance!! :) I love this entire movie from beginning to end!! However, if there is one scene i love most throughout this marvelous movie... I absolutely love, love, love the scene when Prince Edward knights William, and seeing how strongly and fiercely William's friends defend him! What a powerful scene and moment, and what brilliant acting by all the actors!! I absolutely love this scene so very much!! :) Overall... I absolutely love, love, love this movie, which is actually inspired by a classic book of stories written by real life author, Geoffrey Chaucer, who was made into a character within this movie, played by Paul Bettany. Hence the reason for him being a writer, and the reason why Geoff talks about wanting to one day write all of the events he's witnessed down within the movie. Because one of the famous stories that this true writer was most famous for... A Knight's Tale, from his classic book of stories... The Canterbury Tales. And I absolutely love this!!! So, thank you so very much once more for watching this fantastic movie I love so much, my dear friends!! You're amazing!! I am so happy you loved this movie so much too!! :) Sincerely, Heidi

Jenny Lee Villanueva

In mi case, when I saw him in GOT thought ooh from Knight's tale! Also Queen's song heard it first time in this movie then when my dad saw I loved it and gifted me the cassettes

Terri

Same! I saw it in theaters. I went in with friends not knowing really much about it and when it started I was like...WTF?! But then it turned out to be kind of fun.

Octavia

Most period pieces can't help but be anachronistic in some way... even if it's just in the way they talk. I think it was brilliant for 'A Knight's Tale' to just fully lean into being anachronistic with the music and interactions... to mix some of the old world with the new. Movies used to have more whimsy like this. Artistic license instead of being literal. It has fun with it, so we have fun with it. Chaucer would be pleased.

Octavia

I've always thought that Shannyn Sossamon (Jocelyn) looked like Lisa Bonet. But it's Laura Fraser that I love in this as Kate the blacksmith. She's a much better character and I wish she had more focus. Part of me prefers that Kate is just one of the guys... but part of me also feels like she's a much better woman for William. Laura Fraser has appeared in many things... you may also recognize her as Lydia Rodarte-Quayle from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

Octavia

That's one of the deleted / extended scenes in the the dvd extras.