The Sword in the Stone

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Matteo Q @Matteo59 Apr 28 Bello ma a tratti noioso. il miglior personaggio è il mago merlino See more Ben W @Username618 Apr 25 seem to remember I absolutely loved. See more Kyle M @RT77296778 Apr 20 Not quite as spellbinding like its predecessors besides the pleasantly crispy endurance but rather more thoughtful that expresses a tale’s value that’s worth teaching through decent character growth in its own interpretative alignment. (B+) See more Mark D @mdunlop123 Jan 20 Feels like Arthur was an afterthought in his own movie. Merlin and Archimedes take over every scene with Arthur just being a side character in scenes that could have been about his growth and kingly instinct but instead just end up falling flat with some silly nonsense and chaotic montages. After over an hour of scenes of Merlin "teaching" Arthur, Arthur then disappoints Merlin by becoming the Squire for Kay and going to London. It is here with only about 10ish minutes left in the movie that Arthur is trying to find Kay’s sword for the tournament and just so happens to see the Sword in the Stone and pulls it from the stone. He uses NOTHING from his teachings, and everything that Merlin taught him had absolutely nothing to do with Arthur retrieving the sword. He simply just pulls it out of the rock and now he’s king. If Merlin had never come around then the same events would have still transpired and he’d have been king which makes me scream, "What the hell was the point of all this?" See more Caleb R @calebderosa Dec 15 One of the Best Disney films of all-time! Perfect for ages 5+, the whole family, and adults! Prepare for adventure, laughter, and heartwarming moments in this cinematic masterpiece - The Sword in the Stone See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 11 The Sword in the Stone is one of Disney’s most overlooked classics, yet it remains a lively and entertaining adventure that still holds up today. The film follows young Arthur as he crosses paths with Merlin, and their chaotic magical lessons bring a fun, energetic charm to the story. Merlin’s eccentric behavior and Arthur’s innocence create a dynamic that keeps the journey engaging, while characters like Archimedes add even more personality. Madame Mim steals every moment she’s in, proving she deserves far more recognition as a standout Disney villain. The film’s animation style feels warm and nostalgic, and the screenplay provides humor and heart without losing sight of Arthur’s growth. Even though Disney rarely highlights these characters, the movie itself is filled with memorable moments and creative storytelling. It may not be as widely celebrated as other classics, but it remains a delightful and magical experience worth revisiting. See more Read all reviews

The Sword in the Stone

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