In the first 2 thirds of the film, it had a few interesting post-modern critiques on the "honorable" virtues of chivalry (and of patriarchal societies, in general), but after the first night of Gawain's stay at Lord Bertilak's castle, the adaptation began to diverge from the original story, the film's messaging to lose its way and with the ending the metaphor fell completely apart.
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In the first 2 thirds of the film, it had a few interesting post-modern critiques on the "honorable" virtues of chivalry (and of patriarchal societies, in general), but after the first night of Gawain's stay at Lord Bertilak's castle, the adaptation began to diverge from the original story, the film's messaging to lose its way and with the ending the metaphor fell completely apart.