This was an amusing movie with the idea of misplacing someone back in time. I remember reading Mark Twain’s “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court,� which has a mild similarity to this movie. Martin Lawrence is a bit on the vulgar side, but overall he does well in this movie and his character grows throughout the flick. The costumes are lovely, as well as some of the scenes. I am not sure whether it was the acting or the plot, but the film seemed to lack umph. Although, there is the moral that there are things in life worth fighting for, and that having honor is a positive thing. The lack of entertainment value means nothing higher than a 5. However, I did not see anything horrible either, so it is a 5.