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Does anyone know the song playing at 49:41 :)
Livingdeadinnz 3 weeks ago
i enjoyed this vid
grisgrisy 1 month ago
I enjoyed this very much. Thanks for posting it.
Morgana0x 1 month ago
It is a pretty good Documentary. BBC does a great job again =)
davidtorresohyeah 2 months ago
Wonderfull! I throughly enjoyed this. Great soundtrack too!
goblynable 2 months ago
Just wonderful. The climax at Lud Church is just brilliant - a favourite poem and a favourite place.
GilesConradWatson 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
What a treasure here. Thank you for this upload. One can approach this work from so many angles, and this documentary is thorough and engaging.
HerAeolianHarp 2 months ago
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Hidden in Our Inspirations and Hidden all over this planet in the Landscaping- God Hid Watermarks and in them He tells things about the past, present and future. I found them and made videos out of some of them. I found the Garden of Eden and I found what happened right before that and it shows pictures of God in them. Please come look and see something really fascinating. God's real and I can prove it. Please help me share this.
downyourtube 3 months ago
what was that song
Artisanprophet 3 months ago
The song at 7:56 is Of Moons, Birds and Monsters by MGMT@Artisanprophet
Abarzuav013 2 months ago
Good documentary. Excellent soundtrack!
curtisrunstedler 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Right, because Atmosphere by Joy Division is an example of 'bad taste in 80's music'... Face it, you know nothing.
TenWhoWereTaken 3 months ago
@TenWhoWereTaken ....never heard of joy division before....started listening and now an instant fan.. that song was very complementary and appropriate choice for this documentary ....
Artisanprophet 3 months ago
Naice documentary! :P I do like the poem 'Gawain and the Green Knight'..! :-)
TheYinful 4 months ago
Why did he have to get some wack job to talk about the stupid fucking well?
ashburnhouse 4 months ago 2
the fish at the banquet looks good hmhmmm
utopia752 5 months ago
05:04 - isn't that the same symbol as the one on Thor's hammer?
DemiathDoomhammer 5 months ago
Don't know how it's spelled,but that phrase "lakin' about" was used in the speech of a Dalesman in "All Creatures Great and Small"...makes one wonder at the regional duration of some of these words.
teufelstaub 6 months ago
brilliant
KarimKhanFilms 6 months ago
Where the F""" is KEMELOT?
believerornot 6 months ago
@believerornot Camelot. No one knows. From literature, it is assumed it is or was somewhere in England. However, there is no proof to support that even King Arthur existed.
kirikakirikakirika 5 months ago
@kirikakirikakirika I was being facetious regarding the presenter's accent. Sorry man, didn't think anybody would take me seriously.
believerornot 5 months ago
@believerornot Lol, oh. Well you never know nowadays. When I was in grade 11, there was a kid in my las who thought the Titanic was a myth. 0_0
kirikakirikakirika 5 months ago
@kirikakirikakirika I know what you mean. I knew a girl once who on seeing an elephant in the zoo said.. OMG I didn't know they were real, I thought they were only in CGI!!
believerornot 5 months ago
@believerornot OMG. Really? Oh, dear... Now she probably thinks the aliens she sees in movies are real. :P
kirikakirikakirika 5 months ago
I recently read JRR Tolkien's essay on this poem. He seems to think its all about answering a "higher law" than medieval court chivalry and sees it as maybe the beginning of modern philosophical ethics (another to add to that list the guy says at the beginning) Very interesting documentary
Yanqui9 8 months ago
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He forgot about Morgan Le Faye. And how it was her controlling everything all along.
And the excessive shield/sword depictions are not humorous, they're steeped in classical reference. e.g, Aeneas and his Shield in the Aeneid.
Still, an interesting individual interpretation on a fantastic poem.
1sleepystudent 9 months ago
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1sleepystudent 9 months ago
This dude talks like he's gazing in wonder at something
Wow... Gawain... Green Knight... poem... awesome... sublime...
kozmon0t 9 months ago
@kozmon0t He's interested in the subject to a deeper level than barely passive?! BLASPHEMY!
SmashAttackOnline 6 months ago
@SmashAttackOnline I mean he narrates like William Wordsworth reciting a poem.
kozmon0t 6 months ago