I mostly remember Excalibur an Merlin 1 an 2

is there movie Keira Knightly (Guinevere)?

now i know its King Arthur with Keira, I know
I lov Keira

but Keiras King Arthur is not much arthurian legend anymor

an I remember Mists of Avalon

an there was another movie with HolyGrail I don remember

Arthur Cromwell and his Arthur-saga; Very good trilogy, and very realistically read. Love the battle scenes. A must try.
King Arthur, the movie with Clive Owen. I love the character of Tristan, and the way he fights with his swords.

My goodness!! "King Arthur" 2004 is not the worst Arthurian movie only because some evil mind made "First Knight" before

I soundly laughed in the cinema when Arthur opened himself a gate of the Hadrian's Wall... that the director showed us an hour before that there were needed some pairs of horses to be opened... Not mention of the Saxons from Denmark disembarking in Scotland to take England, across the mighty Hadrian's Wall. Brilliant plan, of course

If we are talking about true variations of the legend then I will say "The Legend of Prince Valiant" (it is an animation film by the way). Otherwise it is definitely "Monty Python & The Holy Grail".

when i was young i loved "the sword in the stone" and until today i love the german "merlin movie"...
first knight was ok too, but i think the worst movie was Kinght arthur in the cinema a few years ago (even keira knightly acted in it) it was soooooooooo

so i don´t know all your english titles, can you tell them in german too? please i would love to see another good KA novels^^

For those who understand french, there is a french serie, Kaamelott.
It is inspired from the Monty Python and it's really awesome (actually the only good french serie)
You can see some of these here : http://www.wideo.fr/video/iLyROoaftTGn.html
I will try to translate the episode later.

I remember reading a book about the Knights of the Round Table that was written, of all people, by John Steinbeck.

It was amazing.

Excalibur by a mile.

Come on gang! All this talk and no one yet hasn mentioned the classic novel (one of the earliest) Le Morte d' Arthur. I suggest reading the edited version "Tales of King Arthur" by Sir Thomas Malory. A lot of old english to bear but well worth the read especially with your curiousity piqued