Quest For Camelot AKA The Magic Sword: Quest for Camelot

[Mark Otaku]

Oh, dear. Gary Oldman was in this one too?
I'd hate to see one of my favourite actors of all time becoming the Nostalgia Critic's next running joke.

[Radical Reviewer]

Yeah. He did the voice of Rubber. But I don't get why do you think NC's going to make fun of him. Rubber is an over the top silly villain with long red hair, eye shadow, long silver nails, strange accent and "hillarious" personality... Yep, he's going to become the next running joke.

[albinotanuki]

Yeah. He did the voice of Rubber. But I don't get why do you think NC's going to make fun of him. Rubber is an over the top silly villain with long red hair, eye shadow, long silver nails, strange accent and "hillarious" personality... Yep, he's going to become the next running joke.

Like I said before, he and Komodo from Warriors of Virtue need to team up and become BFFs.

[2012ELLIE1993]

ok this movie ain'tperfec but then there is never ever gonna b perfect movie
i loved this movie and haven't seen it in years
the songs are good - they're MUCH better than hsm
you've got to give them some credit for trying to b creative - how many blind heroes are there in movies? the handicap need more credit
ok it could have been a better movie but it's not as terrible as some of you are making it seem

[Radical Reviewer]

you've got to give them some credit for trying to b creative

Yeah, that's why Quest For Camelot is a 100% Disney movie rip-off. But I do have to agree about the handicapped. I really liked Garret at first - when he first appeared he seemed to be badass, he treated her like a little annoying brat (Just like she deserves it), but then his personality got ruined by the unfunny jokes they've made at him, the songs and the fact that he got absolutely nothing by the end of this movie.

[estefan]

I wonder if it's because of Quest for Camelot that the prince in Disney's upcoming version of Rapunzel won't be blind, like he is in the original story.

[albinotanuki]

I wonder if it's because of Quest for Camelot that the prince in Disney's upcoming version of Rapunzel won't be blind, like he is in the original story.

Doubt it. Just because you have a blind character doesn't mean whatever you're putting out is going to fail; Toph from Avatar: The Last Airbender is blind and she didn't ruin the franchise.

Besides, the prince in Rapunzel was blinded later on in the story by falling into a bush of thorns and I'm not sure if Disney would put that into their movie.

[SimonW]

No....dear god no!

I remember this movie vaguely...only watched it once. Believe me, once was enough.

I'm leaving this one alone for those more familiar with it....I don't want to watch it again nor even remember it....DAMNIT....two headed dragon.....FUCK!

See what I mean? Now I remember it slightly though I don't want to remember it!

[E-Vision]

Garret's a good character, he has development, and although the songs aren't that great, he is likable and you feel for him.

Kayley's the opposite. Yes, you feel bad that she lost her dad. But, unlike Simba from the Lion King[Screw You Confused Matthew for your assinine review. However, your other reviews are okay.], and Mulan, she[Kayley] doesn't know how to do crap. She also moans alot.

I vote that Kayley gets beaten to a pulp by characters from the Japanese company Type Moon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type-Moon http://typemoon.wikia.com/wiki/TYPE-MOON_Wiki . WHY? BECAUSE KAYLEY IS UNLIKABLE!

Although the producers wasted the talents of Urkel, Sir Robin, and Mr.PotatoHead, at least their characters aren't as bad as Kayley.

[Phoenixangelgal]

When I think about it, the really redeeming qualities of this film are the following:
1. MOST of the music (The Prayer multiple versions, I Stand Alone in both version, Looking Through Your Eyes both versions) is phenomenal
2. The animation was actually pretty good, the forest scene during "I Stand Alone" was the best visual part of the film, as well as "Looking through Your Eyes"... well, except for that photoshop part :/
3. Garret was an AWESOME character, the best one in the film. It's sad he got gipped at the end, WTF?!

[Palladinthug]

When I think about it, the really redeeming qualities of this film are the following:
1. MOST of the music (The Prayer multiple versions, I Stand Alone in both version, Looking Through Your Eyes both versions) is phenomenal
2. The animation was actually pretty good, the forest scene during "I Stand Alone" was the best visual part of the film, as well as "Looking through Your Eyes"... well, except for that photoshop part :/
3. Garret was an AWESOME character, the best one in the film. It's sad he got gipped at the end, WTF?!

Number 3 is the biggest gripe I have about this movie. I'm against the cliche happy endings, but I saw this movie and felt it had to happen. He'd be healed and his sight restored. It's like he was just overlooked altogether. Devon and Cornwall became separate, despite always being conjoined. How? What? Why? I don't understand magic. I really don't. It just feels wrong.

[albinotanuki]

Yeah, I was pretty confused about the ending when I first saw it. Don't get me wrong, I think the fact that Garrett's blind and can do all that fighting makes him ten times cooler, but all that magic didn't do a thing for him. Its almost like having Jesus going to a children's hospital, healing sick kids, and then going up to one kid dying from cancer and saying, "Oh, I'm sorry, my powers can't do a thing for you, but I an give you a gift card for Pizza Hut. Have a nice day.".

[E-Vision]

I'll say it again[with a twist], if it weren't for the Idle/Rickles dragon, it would've been 'GAME OVER, YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' for Kayley.

[Movie-Brat]

1:51, hey look it's Red... Wait, Red? *Rewinds and watches again* Wait a minute, what the fuck!

And at 1:39, a background from a Roadrunner cartoon?

[Radical Reviewer]

Why are you so suprised? It's made by WB and they own Looney Toons. So they've decided to throw at least something cool in the movie.

[estefan]

I think even more shamlessly is that incredibly obvious and un-related Lion King parody they slipped in there, probably because it's a popular flick and all of the children will recognise it.

[Radical Reviewer]

It wouldn't have been that bad if it actually led to anything. Look, Simba's dad died, so he became a great warrior like his father. Bruce Wayne's parent's were murdered, so he trained his body and became Batman. What did Kyley do? Nothing. She just lived happily, not even mentioning her fathers death after he died. (Big Lipped Aligator Death) Then she got lucky and thanks to the blind guy and the dragons became a knight, while the others got almost nothing.

[SimonW]

What did Kyley do? Nothing. She just lived happily, not even mentioning her fathers death after he died. (Big Lipped Aligator Death) Then she got lucky and thanks to the blind guy and the dragons became a knight, while the others got almost nothing.

Well, be grateful we were not subjected to something like this if she did mention her father died:



Sorry about the embedding being disabled...It isn't my video. Have to watch on YouTube. Still, people remember this infamous scene from Gremlins.

[Movie-Brat]

Why are you so suprised? It's made by WB and they own Looney Toons. So they've decided to throw at least something cool in the movie.

You know what that movie is? It's the 2-D animated version of a Dreamworks movie.

[Ilovedog]

Actually Radical Reviewer, Kayley did mention his death three times to be exact: She sings about wanting to be like him, she has a fight with her mother about wanting to fight like her father, and Garrett talks about her father trained him. So the guy was important to the story.