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Big influence on my kids when they were growing up

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on September 22, 2013 at 12:25:37:
And of course, they got to know their Wagner excerpts (G�tterd�mmerung and Parsifal) through this flick. I also liked the director's efforts to induce a dream-like state in certain scenes. So, yes, I liked "Excalibur", but I haven't seen it in many years, and, as suggested below, it might not hold up as well if I saw it today.