Without ever to follow the template of the bestseller by Zimmer Bradley not disappointed this movie anyway. If you do not always everything into question, you just dive into a possible past and childhood dreams of Arthur's Round Table, druid faith, the life of high priestesses and the ancient pagan rites of nature people of yesteryear. If you believe (or want to believe) that it Avalon really once was, in this film, this haven of peace is presented perfectly. In short, perhaps Morgain is a bit too well-got away in this version, but you really closes for the heart and yet it is also refreshing to look at the whole thing from their perspective, the only one who has flirted with exaggerated Christian prudery Guinevre. So no loss when she disappears with Lancelot. Back, however, remains a broken Artus but its end is also a beginning for Morgain. they will then also even in the, on the death of Merlin and the disappearance of Avalon following Christian period a sign of the ancient goddess and is at the end, if not happy, at least satisfied. A wonderful, soft flowing story, liquid honey flowing from the spoon not incomparable.
