Movie Reviews for Merlin's Apprentice

Merlin's Apprentice

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Movie Reviews of Merlin's Apprentice

Movie Review: It's an okay movie.
Summary: 3 Stars

Okay, now before you believe what everyone else says, I want you to know that the movie isn't that bad. It's not exactly a sequel either. If it was, then it would have picked up from where the previous movie left off. What people need to realize is that both movies are telling the story of Merlin, not the life of Arthur. Honestly, I was disappointed when I saw the movie for the first time. When I watched it again, it seemed like the movie filled in some gaps/holes from the first movie and also told another side to the legend of Merlin. There are different stories that surround the Arthurian Legend. This is probably one of the stories. I bought the DVD because I'm a fan of Sam Neill and the Arthurian Legend. All in all, I liked the movie and how it told another side of Merlin's story.

Movie Review: I don't even know...
Summary: 3 Stars

I'm not going to argue with the people who gave this one star... I'm not even going to say that they're wrong. Actually I read through several of the lower reviews and they make a lot of valid points about the film. However, I liked it - I don't know why I liked it, I just did. Have you ever caught yourself watching a ridiculously stupid television show and you just can't seem to stop watching it... you aren't sure why or how, but even though you know you should dislike it, there is still something about it that is just so entertaining. That's what this movie was like. I just liked it - I'd watch it again. It was just simple, and enjoyable and fun... It wasn't phenomenal, it didn't have great effects, it was just pleasant.

Movie Review: Merlin does a Rip Van Winkle
Summary: 3 Stars

And wakes up 50 years after Camelot only to discover that the Grail has been lost and the only hope lies within a thief-conjuror, Gawain's Granddaughter, and the son of the smith--who might just be Arthur incarnate. This particular version of Camelot and Grail-lore just left me wanting to go back and review the good films: Camelot, Mists of Avalon, etc. This is worth a rental, but buy it only if you're an Arthurian afficionado and completist.