Quest For Camelot AKA The Magic Sword: Quest for Camelot

[Movie-Brat]

2003 was worse.

2003? What movies did he do?

[E-Vision]

2003 was worse.

2003? What movies did he do?

Two movies I never heard of. Sin and TipToes.

On the bright side, he voiced in the games True Crime:Streets of LA and Medal of Honor:Allied Assault.

[Ilovedog]

Remember how I said Inspector Gadget has to have the most incoherent end credits ever? This seems to have the roughest transition from the movie to the end credits I've ever seen. Take a look:

[E-Vision]

The Quest For Camelot is.........

Mike Nelson:Directed by the director of Racing Stripes.

That's how to end Quest For Camelot....With Henges? What is this Mortal Kombat? Did this film predict the outcome that MK VS DCU would end up leading to Midway being absorbed by WB, forcing Mortal Kombat to become WB's game series? If so, this film can predict the future.

[Ilovedog]

The Quest For Camelot is.........

Mike Nelson:Directed by the director of Racing Stripes.

That's how to end Quest For Camelot....With Henges? What is this Mortal Kombat? Did this film predict the outcome that MK VS DCU would end up leading to Midway being absorbed by WB, forcing Mortal Kombat to become WB's game series? If so, this film can predict the future.

Hey it's not necessarily the henges imo...it's just the transition from movie to song. A competente editor would have a second of silence then cut to the end credits while the beginning of the song plays. Instead the editor, when he fades to fade black, immediately plays the middle of the song then cuts to the credits and it just comes out as awkward.

[E-Vision]

The Quest For Camelot is.........

Mike Nelson:Directed by the director of Racing Stripes.

That's how to end Quest For Camelot....With Henges? What is this Mortal Kombat? Did this film predict the outcome that MK VS DCU would end up leading to Midway being absorbed by WB, forcing Mortal Kombat to become WB's game series? If so, this film can predict the future.

Hey it's not necessarily the henges imo...it's just the transition from movie to song. A competente editor would have a second of silence then cut to the end credits while the beginning of the song plays. Instead the editor, when he fades to fade black, immediately plays the middle of the song then cuts to the credits and it just comes out as awkward.

The Editor was probably too busy drinking Red Balls with Tyrone Biggums to fix that problem before WB came to air the film in theaters.

Tyrone:SHAZAM!!!

And is it me or does Kayley try to magically change herself from ripping off Belle to some 19-20 moe lolicon nerd in between scenes? Maybe, it's just me.

[Ilovedog]

You know this movie tries so hard to rip off Disney it almost feels like a parody of 90's Disney movies.

[Movie-Brat]

You know this movie tries so hard to rip off Disney it almost feels like a parody of 90's Disney movies.

A bad parody, I might add.

[E-Vision]

You know this movie tries so hard to rip off Disney it almost feels like a parody of 90's Disney movies.

A bad parody, I might add.

I just realized. Kayley is Belle. Garret is the human form of Beast. The two-headed dragon is Lumiere and Cogsworth combined. Movie-Brat, Ilovedog, you want to give your thoughts on this possibility?

[Movie-Brat]

Simple. The writing process just consisted of watching Beauty and the Beast and thinking, "we can do that."

[Ilovedog]

Weird I also noticed some rip-offs in Don Bluth's Anastasia. Rasputin is obviously a male version of Maleficent. Vladimir is Pumbaa. Their version of the csar is Mufasa. I've heard Dimitri being compared to Billy Zane, Leonardo Dicaprio, Ewan McGregor, George Clooney, and Brendan Fraser.

However that is interesting about Quest for Camelot. Though I have to say Ruber is pretty much Scar from The Lion King's mentally retarded twin brother. They don't look like the characters you mentioned but they have the same ambition-they both want to be king.

[Movie-Brat]

Not to mention that they both killed family relatives of the main character.

[Ilovedog]

Not to mention that they both killed family relatives of the main character.

Sadly though Scar is smarter than Ruber which is kind of sad considering Scar is a fucking lion. Aren't humans supposed to be, I dunno, smarter than lions?

[estefan]

Not necessarily. Lions may not speak multiple languages or solve mathematics problems or write an exam, but that doesn't mean that are not smarter than us. They could be, but you can't really compare human intelligence with lion intelligence, because they are different species.

Dolphins, for instance, are supposed to be extremely smart.

[Ilovedog]

Not necessarily. Lions may not speak multiple languages or solve mathematics problems or write an exam, but that doesn't mean that are not smarter than us. They could be, but you can't really compare human intelligence with lion intelligence, because they are different species.

Dolphins, for instance, are supposed to be extremely smart.

Good point.

[E-Vision]

Estefan, you do have to admit that while most of the film isn't great, at least Frank Welker as Ayden[Who thankfully, along with the Urkel-Chicken and Perfect Stranger-Griffin don't sing. Humming is a different story.] is good.

[Movie-Brat]

Estefan, you do have to admit that while most of the film isn't great, at least Frank Welker as Ayden[Who thankfully, along with the Urkel-Chicken and Perfect Stranger-Griffin don't sing. Humming is a different story.] is good.

That's because he doens't talk.

[E-Vision]

Estefan, you do have to admit that while most of the film isn't great, at least Frank Welker as Ayden[Who thankfully, along with the Urkel-Chicken and Perfect Stranger-Griffin don't sing. Humming is a different story.] is good.

That's because he doens't talk.

But it's Frank Welker! He's one of the greatest voice actors ever. But, to give credit to Idle and Rickles, their song isn't as god-awful as Kayley's.

[estefan]

Well, Frank Welker can be good as anything, even a boring character like Fred (from Scooby-Doo).

[albinotanuki]

I'd like to hear the NC go "CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!" when we're first introduced to Devon and Cornwall.