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@tig2007ger they like that song as a joke, the song was written by a jewish homosexual, but was parodied by a skinhead band in the eighties which has made it their own and inspiring
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Brilliant!!!
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@Hurqq So wrong, take Mythology 101 and you will find out that the phallic symbol of an unsheathed sword from a fallen man behind NEEDS to return to the eternal feminine of waters, womb, cauldron of food, fertility, etc to recreate life again as the constant forces of Nature. If the erotic and sacred of wet fingers holding the sword escapes you, you are really beyond the land of dreams. Frozen alive as dead Merlin
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@achmedlolol Works for me!
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i'm not as eloquent as you, so ill just say, Fuck yes.
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@tig2007ger It's kind of funny. Guy throws a magic sword in a lake where a woman living in a lake catches it = racist inspiration.
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@5thcenturyad : wonderful, now I have to watch this excellent scene knowing some BNP member considers it inspiration to form paramilitary groups to fight off immigrants because they're the wrong color or religion. Kind of like the skinheads who love the song "Tomorrow Belongs to Me" even though that scene in Cabaret is supposed to frighten, not inspire.
Ah, Percival. A country boy who has become the most noble and faithful of all the knights. What a wonderful legend this is, that allows the most humble lad to become the last of the very best. The last man standing and true to the end, that's the man whose example we should honor.
Bringing our great heros back to life so we might learn from their examples. Isn't that what myths and legends and good films should do?
Thanks for posting this beautiful scene.
Aphidboy 2 years ago 52
One of the greatest moments in cinema. Thanks for posting.
mattcash 2 years ago 19