A 50s musical adventure inscribed in the popular Swashbuckler subgenre, made with a big budget (photographed in Technicolor and in the expensive VistaVision format), that was a bomb at the box office at the time, but is now regarded as a classic. It starts with some excellent sung opening credits and it's quite fun all around; with some famous actors in the proceedings, like Basil Rathbone or Angela Lansbury, even when it's clearly a comedy vehicle for Danny Kaye.
Review of The Court Jester
