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Avalon High (2010) 5.7
A teenage girl moves to a new high school where she slowly discovers herself involved in the reincarnation of King Arthur. Director:Stuart Gillard |
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Cast
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Samuel Levi | ... |
Student
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Miles
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Marco
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Jen
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Allie's Father
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Lance Benwick
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Ingrid Park | ... |
Allie's Mother
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Mr. Moore
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Sean
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Jordaan Tuitama | ... |
Tom
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Matt
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Gareth Samuels | ... |
Wayne
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Coach Barker
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Allie Pennington, the daughter of two Knights-of-the-Round-Table scholars, begins classes at Avalon High where, new to the area, she slowly discovers herself involved in the prophecy of King Arthur's reincarnation. Her being there is no accident. The Order of the Bear, an ancient secret society awaiting Arthur's return, may be at hand, and Allie's own parents, if not members of the Order, are at least Order wannabes. Allie becomes quickly linked to two classmates: Will, the school's revered pretty-boy quarterback (whose girlfriend is having relations on the side with his best friend, and whose dark, brooding step-brother lurks about threateningly), is the most obvious Arthur candidate. Miles, the observant and witty school geek, suffers psychic flashes that always prove true and may be the reincarnation of Merlin. As the Arthur prophecy seems to indeed be unfolding before her, Allie finds herself in the protectorate role, guarding Will against the forces of Mordred who're out to ... Written by statmanjeff
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EnglishRelease Date:
12 November 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Allie Pennington: You.
Miles: No, I didn't.
Allie Pennington: Why are you still talking to me?
Miles: But I'm not.
Allie Pennington: Ah, but by saying you're not talking to me, you ARE talking to me. Check and mate.
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Written by Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Louis Biancaniello, Sam Watters
Performed by Jordin Sparks
Produced by Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Louis Biancaniello, Sam Watters
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The plot of this movie differs from other King Arthur stories, as they claim that Mordred was Arthur's brother, where as most other literature state that he is Arthur's illegitimate son. See more »Goofs
The football field end zone is only 5 yards deep. American football field end zones are 10 yards deep. In addition, the curved goal post support is placed on the rear end zone line. It should be a few yards behind the back line (for safety reasons). See more »Quotes
Miles: Who said I wanted to be your friend?Allie Pennington: You.
Miles: No, I didn't.
Allie Pennington: Why are you still talking to me?
Miles: But I'm not.
Allie Pennington: Ah, but by saying you're not talking to me, you ARE talking to me. Check and mate.
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BattlefieldWritten by Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Louis Biancaniello, Sam Watters
Performed by Jordin Sparks
Produced by Wayne Wilkins, Ryan Tedder, Louis Biancaniello, Sam Watters
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I don't really watch Disney channel movies anymore but I had to watch this movie because I'm a big fan of the book.
There are a LOT of changes in the plot but I think the Disney channel transformed the story into something that most people can enjoy. The film was a little boring to me at some parts, and the plot got forced at one point.
I think if you know about King Arthur legendary or you've read the book Avalon High (by Meg Cabot) than you can understand everything and enjoy it.
The acting wasn't so bad. I think Brittany Robertson was great, she really carried the movie. She had great chemistry with Gregg Sulkin and the friendship between her and Miles (played by Joey Pollari) was very convincing.
For a Disney channel movie I think it was actually pretty good, perfect for a Netflix watch.
I'd give it 5 out of ten stars.