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I've seen it. Yet another masterpiece by Bresson.

I'm very happy to know that I'm not the only one loving this masterpiece. Every single frame of this film gave me the feeling that cinema is the most beautiful art form on earth. I have seen Monthy Python and the Holy Grail, but to compare the two is to compare orange and apples, they are different and should not be compared in the same way. The emotionless speech and motion of the characters just ignite the feelings of the viewer to a high level of transcendence.

Still, I can understand that most of the people don't like this film, even Bresson's fans seems to be harsh on this one. I just finished watching this film for the second time this month and I found it even more interesting than the first time.

I only watched this for the first time about two months ago and I am only too happy to be the third poster to agree that this film is indeed a beautiful masterpiece.

Its magic has lingered with me such that I find myself frequently thinking/ reflecting/ pondering and ultimately liking the film more and more since I saw it.

A shame very few others have witnessed or embraced 'Lancelot', but at the same time I think it makes the film even more of a personal treasure for those who have.


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