THE GREEN KNIGHT Trailer (2020)

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This looks pretty good to me. The puppet show, the wheel of fortune, and a very impressive Huge Bloke With An Axe. Surprised it's a summer movie given the Christmas setting of the original, but hey ho.

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This looks like it could be very good. The bad guy looks a little like the Night King from Game of Thrones.
15 February 2020 at 14:04:00 GMT
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