Similar in style to the MCU and DCEU, the Arthurian series would've comprised solo films for various famed characters of legend and built towards a crossover team-up against a major villain. Audiences and critics, however, sensed that trying to hammer a centuries-old story of knights and vikings into the en-vogue superhero format of the day was bottom-of-the-barrel stuff, and King Arthur 's fortunes weren't helped by an almost invisible marketing presence that meant the release passed most movie...

Similar in style to the MCU and DCEU, the Arthurian series would've comprised solo films for various famed characters of legend and built towards a crossover team-up against a major villain. Audiences and critics, however, sensed that trying to hammer a centuries-old story of knights and vikings into the en-vogue superhero format of the day was bottom-of-the-barrel stuff, and King Arthur 's fortunes weren't helped by an almost invisible marketing presence that meant the release passed most movie...