Black Knight review – imagine your Ocado driver is Mad Max and you’re not far off
Black Knight is a post-apocalyptic action film that follows the journey of a lone warrior known as the Black Knight, who travels through a desolate wasteland to find a cure for a deadly virus that threatens to wipe out humanity. The film is directed by Joshua Maponga Jr. and stars Tom Hopper, Sophie Stevens, and Gbenga Akinnagbe.
The film draws inspiration from popular video games such as Mad Max and Death Stranding, featuring a desolate setting and high-octane action sequences reminiscent of Mad Max, and themes of isolation and the importance of human connection similar to Death Stranding.
Black Knight’s protagonist, the Black Knight, is a man of few words who is driven by a sense of purpose to complete his mission. He travels with a backpack filled with different tools and gadgets that aid him in his journey, similar to the equipment used in Death Stranding.
The film also features a diverse cast of characters, each with their own backstory and motivations, highlighting the importance of human connection and the lengths people will go to protect their loved ones.
Overall, Black Knight is an action-packed science fiction film that stands out from other post-apocalyptic films with its unique blend of themes and motifs from popular video games.
