Black Knight
Comedy • PG-13 • 2001 • 1 hr 35 min
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I remember liking it, but not worth multiple viewings.
Kind of fun but overall ridiculous and not that humorous
Super funny. Martin Lawrence made a great job with this
Pretty funny concept for a time travel comedy in the Middle Ages. I’ve seen this movie many times.
Lawrence is as charming as ever but a very predictable fish-out-of-water film that has a few good laughs. Light, airy, and clips along well.
Fun comedy, silly and stupid humor, Martin Lawrence used to have it back then.
Useless, tired jokes and no laughs, embarrassing for all involved
Awful, trope filled family comedy that is dumb and not very interesting. You know all the beats of the story already
Not amazing by any means. Even cringey at times. If you have nothing else to see it maybe can get a couple of laughs. Don't expect more tho
Painfully awful. Like watching a trainwreck happen and then seeing another train crash into the first trainwreck. But somehow worse
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