Romantic and lyrical but also brutally realistic, this adaptation of the legend of King Arthur is visually stunning and emotionally perfect.
Ladyhawke has a very good story, excellent actors, and some truly beautiful images but is somehow ruined by a horrible pop-rock soundtrack.
The first part is boring, the second part is longish but funny and the third one, amazing and emotionally charged, saves the whole ensemble.
The long novel was efficiently reduced to a good movie length. It’s very well done, well acted, more mature and always full of imagination.
Exciting action, superb images and effects, interesting new characters. The fast-paced script is unrelenting, and perhaps a little too much.
The direction, images and effects are much better in this third chapter. It’s also more mature and sarcastic, as are the main protagonists.
A tiny bit better than the first one because of its greater rhythm, a darker atmosphere, great action scenes and a truly interesting mystery.
Casting is perfect, effects are adequate and the music is superb. Adaptation-wise, the imagery and the story of the book are very well done.
Story is a little clichéd but with interesting characters. Excellent special effects for the time. Soundtrack is particularly beautiful..jpg)
