As far as Disney is concerned,The Sword in the Stonewas a portent of things to come, with ... more
slapstick upstaging storytelling, and cultural in-jokes substituting for wonder. Based on TH White's beloved novelThe Once and Future King, this Disney version ch...
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As far as Disney is concerned,The Sword in the Stonewas a portent of things to come, with ... more
slapstick upstaging storytelling, and cultural in-jokes substituting for wonder. Based on TH White's beloved novelThe Once and Future King, this Disney version ch...
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A young scullery boy named Wart is taught amazing lessons by the wizard Merlin who turns ... more
him into a fish a bird and a squirrel so that he might understand the mysteries of life. Such lessons help the boy succeed where for centuries thousands of might...
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Engaging characters and brilliant Disney animation bring the timeless legend of King ... more
Arthur to sparking life in THE SWORD IN THE STONE, now fully restores. With humour, spectacle and wizardry, this classic tale conjures up delightful entertainment for all ages.A sword mysteriously embedded in a massive stone offers this challenge: Whoever can pull it from the stone will become the King of England! Many try to remove the sword and fail, and for an awkward young squire-in-training, the quest seems ludicrous. But with help from a powerful wizard, Merlin, the young man learns that with persistence and belief in himself, even the most incredible dream can be realised.Join in all the marvels that make THE SWORD IN THE STONE a heart-pounding adventure that serves up royal entertainment.
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Hood an all-time favourite. The animal kingdom serves up a feast of bowmanship, swordplay and daring deeds in Disney's classic version of this timeless medieval tale. England is at war and ruled by a phony king. Greedy Prince John and his slithering sidekick, Sir Hiss, are taxing Nottingham's residents to the limit. But roguish Robin Hood, along with his trusted companion Little John and his devoted band of merry men, hatch one exciting adventure after another to outfox the prince.Robin won't rest until he wins the hand of Lady Marian and restore King Richard to the throne. Superb storytelling, wonderful animation and sensational songs make Robin Hood a magical film for kids of all ages.The Sword In The Stone:Engaging characters and brilliant Disney animation bring the timeless legend of King Arthur to sparking life in The Sword In The Stone, now fully restores. With humour, spectacle and wizardry, this classic tale conjures up delightful entertainment for all ages.A sword mysteriously embedded in a massive stone offers this challenge: Whoever can pull it from the stone will become the King of England! Many try to remove the sword and fail, and for an awkward young squire-in-training, the quest seems ludicrous. But with help from a powerful wizard, Merlin, the young man learns that with persistence and belief in himself, even the most incredible dream can be realised. Join in all the marvels that make The Sword In The Stone a heart-pounding adventure that serves up royal entertainment.
Advantages: Great family movie with good songs! Disadvantages: A slightly slow start
This really is one of the Disney Classics. I love how magical this movie is.
It tells the story of a young boy who is treated like a servant becomes to believe in himself with the help of the wizard Merlin and his owl, Archimedes, and ultimately becomes the King of England.
The story goes that who ever is able to pull the sword from the stone, will become King of England. The sword was set fast in the stone and people came from far and wide to try and pull the sword from the stone.
The young squire, Arthur, manages to do this, despite everyone believing that the only person able to do this would have to be big and strong.
Has some great songs in it, very disney! and it has some really amusing moments. I especially like the bit where Merlin and Arthur turn in to squirrels and some lady squirrels fall in love with them and start ...
Advantages: fabulous story with lots of magic as only Disney can do Disadvantages: the end seems a bit rushed
in medieval times and the king dies without an heir and as no one has managed to pull out the sword, which lies in an old churchyard embedded into stone, the tournament will decide who will be king. For anyone who hasnt guessed yet this is based on the legend of King Arthur.
The Wart literally stumbles upon Merlin as he falls through his roof and is very surprised to learn that Merlin has been waiting for him. Of course he is shocked and dismayed when Merlin announces that he should give up his squiring duties and get an education and when Wart goes back to the castle, Merlin tags along which is when the magic and fun start as he and his rather rude talking owl Archimedes move in.
Thats when the fun starts as Merlin teaches him all the important lessons in life by looking at how other species cope - when Wart doesn't quite get ...
Advantages: Merlin, Archimedes, jolly good fun. Disadvantages: Patchy animation, bit of a greatest hits package.
myself in these adventures (and I was at one time a moderately keen Arthurian enthusiast), two of the main characters take on different shapes in my mind's eye. Noble King Arthur, last seen as a Roman general snogging Keira Knightley has something decidely sparrow-like about him and Merlin, whether talking guff about 'the Dragon's breath' or being trapped in crystal caves... well, there's always something a little BLUE about him.
Yes, my introduction to Athurian legend, and indeed cinema, was Disney's 'The Swordin the Stone'. It was showing on a double bill with a worthy B-movie about disabled children called 'The Pigeon That Worked A Miracle'. Don't think I've even checked to see if that's on the Ciao database. I mostly remember getting really annoyed at the number of adverts before the film, crying at the trailers because I kept thinking ...
An animated tale of the childhood of King Arthur in ancient England. Whoever has the power to release the sword from its resting place will be proclaimed King of the Realm...
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DVD
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WALT DISNEY STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINM; TECHNICOLOR DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
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Main Language
English
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Special Edition
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Dolby Digital
DVD Description
This classic Disney feature, based on the children's book by T.H. White, tells the story of Wart, a young boy in medieval England who runs into the eccentric wizard Merlin. The sorcerer decides to give the boy an education, and in the process the two have a series of magical adventures.
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