The Green Knight

It is episodic, mystical, a fable, and a portrait of flaws.

...one of the most memorable films of the year, a fascinating swirl of masculinity, temptation, heroism, and religion.

If you want to know why this fable endures, Lowery’s film makes that case better than any English lit class ever could.

David Lowery’s complex, visually sumptuous and uncommercial tale of Arthurian legend revels in upending expectations.

...there is enough here that is dazzling and enthralling for Lowery’s movie to stand proudly as a grand work of poetry in its own right.

A rivetingly weird and exceptionally beautiful fantasy film that offers no easy answers but ponders the biggest questions — through myths, mysticism, and men in crisis. This is major stuff from David Lowery.

The visual brilliance of this film combines with shroomy toxicity and inexplicable moral grandeur: what a stunning experience.