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So, 'A Kid in King Arthur's Court' is this odd blend of 90s adventure and medieval whimsy. Calvin, a typical SoCal kid, gets whisked away to Camelot, which is just a wild setting for some pretty goofy antics. The film plays with the contrast between modern-day gadgets and the medieval world, leading to some funny moments—like a baseball bat being mistaken for a sword. The pacing feels a bit uneven at times, but that's part of its charm. The practical effects are quite decent for the era, and you can see the effort in the set designs. The performances, especially from the kid, have this raw energy that keeps it engaging, even if some parts feel a bit dated now.
Released by Walt Disney Pictures in 1995.Directed by Michael Gottlieb, known for family comedies.Filmed on location in California and at Pinewood Studios.Features a mix of practical effects and early CGI elements.
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