Black Knight Director: Gil Junger Cast: Martin Lawrence, Marsha Thomason, Tom Wilkinson, Vincent Regan
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- DVD Release Date: 04/16/2002
- Original Release: 2001
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- Sales Rank: 22,403
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Features
Full-length commentary by director Gil Junger; Scene-specific commentary by Martin Lawrence; Deleted scenes with optional commentary; Choreography featurette with Paula Abdul; Behind-the-scenes featurettes; Outtakes; Storyboard-to-scene comparisons; Theatrical trailers; Anamorphic widescreen (aspect ratio 2.35:1); Audio :English 5.1 Dolby surround, Spanish Dolby surround, French Dolby surround; Subtitles: English
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 --
1. Main Titles [3:13]
2. Problems At Medieval World [1:52]
3. The Medallion In The Moat [1:31]
4. Knolte [5:10]
5. Castle World? [2:21]
6. Victoria [:29]
7. The Moorish Messenger [3:08]
8. A Real Execution [4:12]
9. The Medallion's Meaning [:58]
10. The Court Jester [3:03]
11. Norman Dancing [2:48]
12. The King's Savior [3:58]
13. Jamal In The Box [5:09]
14. Death For A Turnip [3:06]
15. Breaking It Down [2:33]
16. In Trouble [:09]
17. The Great Sorcerer [1:47]
18. Rescued [2:26]
19. The Rebels [4:11]
20. Jamal Joins The Fight [2:24]
21. Stirring Words [1:29]
22. In Training [1:26]
23. Enter The Black Knight [2:54]
24. Alone Against Percival [7:22]
25. Sir Skywalker [3:39]
26. A New Jamal [:07]
27. Time Trip [2:39]
28. End Titles [6:07]
Editorial Reviews
Screenwriter Darryl Quarles follows up his smash hit Big Momma's House (2000) with another raucous Martin Lawrence collaboration. Lawrence stars as Jamal Walker, an employee at a medieval-themed mini-golf course who wakes up in 14th century England after a blow to the head. Jamal has soon allied himself with a peasant girl and a broken-down ex-knight to defeat the evil King Leo (Kevin Conway) and his bullying minion, Sir Knolte (Tom Wilkinson). In the meantime, Jamal busts some modern dance moves on the medieval dance floor and encounters such intriguing residents of the period as knaves, peasants, archers, jousting knights, maidens, a princess, and even a giant. Black Knight (2001) is the sophomore directing vehicle of longtime television producer Gil Junger, who joins Lawrence in replacing the team originally attached to this comic vehicle, director F. Gary Gray and star Chris Tucker. Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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