The King Comments

Nella 2021-12-20 08:01:12

The magnificent soundtrack cannot cover the dullness of the work, and the superb acting cannot save the overall paleness. The balance that was not found broke the neatness of the story structure, and the final sound of hoarseness seemed weak. Tom and Rob brought surprises and were...

Ashlynn 2021-12-20 08:01:12

The lighting is really beautiful, high-contrast contrast, and the bright and dark lines of the face have endless effects. Use outdoor light, candles, fire, and daylight into the picture. In addition to the lighting, the craftsmanship of the costumes and sets are all excellent. The film pursues a very real texture, so we will see the awkwardness of the war scenes, the exquisite armor texture, the flatness of the drama ups and downs, and even the anti-climax treatment. The whole movie is like...

Zella 2021-12-20 08:01:12

This king is so thin and...

Shaun 2021-12-20 08:01:12

Worst Shakespeare adaptation. Only the next thirty minutes can be seen. In The Rover, Michôd made Rob Pattinson's performance itself "a mentally handicapped person trying to play a normal person", and then made him "a British man trying to play a bad English Frenchman" at The...

Wilfred 2021-12-20 08:01:12

The filming of several war scenes is very innovative and impressive~ Your sweet tea is too cute, dancing like a child after the...

Kacey 2021-12-20 08:01:12

The only value of this film:...

Amiya 2021-12-20 08:01:12

Although it is for tea, I have to admit that the acting skills of tea have fallen off a cliff, or that CMBYN is because of the closeness of the character and the added acting skills of the character. It can be seen that he did not work hard in English accent, at least not as much in the same group of Pattinson’s French accent; his interpretation of Henry V is more indecisive and gloomy than the “arrogant conqueror” he should have; The imbalance in the game is very obvious. The war performance...

Mina 2021-12-20 08:01:12

A king with the darkest walking...

Maud 2021-12-20 08:01:12

For those of us who have Sun Tzu's art of war and have experienced a long feudal dynasty, the Anglo-French war is at the level of mud-legged fighting. But Henry V of Sweet Tea played really well, not only has the thickness of "if you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight", but also has a gentle and violent young king atmosphere. It's a pity that the five parties in the opposite scene are too violent and funny, from modeling to...

Rahul 2021-12-20 08:01:12

The French played a British king in slurred Old English, and the British played a French prince in broken French English. Seriously, you two change the role of the movie will definitely pleasing to the eye a...