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#TheGreenKnight is everything I could have hoped for in an adaptation of Arthurian legend. It's simultaneously dreamy and sensual, brutal and bleak. Dev Patel is more than up to carrying Gawain's solo hero's journey in David Lowery's best work yet. Absolutely mesmerizing stuff.
Less critic, more former academic here, but it is hard to adapt a preexisting work for the screen, harder when it's a 14th c. Middle English epic poem. Lowery's script is incredibly true to the source material while smartly excising/adding as needed. Super impressed by his work.
That said, if you are going in expecting a typical Arthurian legend movie with swords and battle, #TheGreenKnight isn't that (and neither is the original poem). This is a true slow-burn tale of man vs. nature vs. himself.
Omg yes! Got myself a TGK tabletop RPG from the A24 shop.pic.twitter.com/CBVrwaMvLO
So great to hear!
I needed to hear this 
This is good to hear! I've been middling on Lowery's work, but the trailer looked incredible. He seemed to really interrogate the story.
I cannot wait
Well if you read Mallory's Morte d'Arthur, it's never stated that any of the knights were not of Indian origin. This is also true of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Anyhow, they were legendary characters who were mostly made up, so as long as the acting is good, who cares?
Can you tell me what its all about?
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