I don't know if this has ever made it to DVD or not, but I enjoyed it. Wish I could find it now

Alred The Great - David Hemmings - 1969

*prepares to be bludgeoned*

I liked Kingdom of Heaven: The Director's Cut, its a wholly different film from the theatrical release. Many people do not like this movie for this or that reason, but many of these have not seen the Director's Cut either. It's much more detailed and at least tries to hit the mark more accurately than crusader films which came before. Also, it's alot better than Scott's Robin Hood. If you have not seen this version, give it a go.

Arn the Templar and Arn: The Kingdom at Road's End are good, if you can find them in their entirety. The butchered US version is terrible when compared to the full length epic. Lot's of Albion eye-candy for you there.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail: Just good campy fun here, it's not to be missed.

The Seventh Seal has been mentioned already, but its really worth mentioning again. It's a great film.

It's a bit before your period of interest and not fantasy, but HBO: Rome is a great mini-series worth seeing; nothing else out there even comes close to touching the production quality of this story. It's interjected with a good bit of historical accuracy; moreso than many other television series over the years have had.

... Alatriste, 1612, Taras Bulba ( the Russian version NOT the Yul Bryner / Tony Curtis version ),
Fall Of The Roman Empre, Alexander Revisitted ( The Final Cut ), Centurion ...

Pope Joanna -historical, what little fighting there is looks good, great garb, good allround acting. The subject may be a bit dry for some, this is not an action movie but a historical drama with some bloodshed and most of that at the very end. I'll especially mention the book binding scene, as far as I know it's never been shown in movies the right way until this movie. It shows the actual craft of binding.

Faintheart - This is a comedy movie about modern day viking re-eactors in Britain. Pretty accurate at times, some laughs and a lot of heart.

By the way, it's great to se appreciation for the Seventh Seal and Arn. We Swedes do make some good movies at times. ;)

I really like that King Arthur movie that came out in like 2003 or 2004 with Keira Knightley. (Not because of her, but I'm bad with actor's names and her name is the only one I remember.)

As for me, I'm looking forward to Your Highness: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nB2pWEW9yw

I'm guessing it's one of the few 'knightly quest' movies that I won't have to worry about not keeping a straight face in.

And Natalie Portman wearing a golden thong increased my knowledge of medieval undergarment history ...