Have you seen the plot you want to see?

Arely 2021-12-09 08:01:33

Very interested in Elizabeth's experience. Insist on reading it. The movie rhythm is okay. The storytelling ability is average.

I want to see how a woman can control various conspiracies, traps, betrayals, and various difficulties in the social environment. What was discarded while gaining power, and what was lost.

But the movie did not explain. It was just the struggle of various people around the Queen, but the Queen herself did not move.

The movie screen is dark but magnificent, the costumes are beautiful, the heroine is very beautiful, and the beauty is very domineering.

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  • Favian 2021-12-09 08:01:33

    Love scenes are so terrible! I really don’t like the male protagonist. When I watched Shakespeare’s love history, the villain of the nine uncles was so handsome that he was more than ten streets... Kate was neutral and praised, but the story really didn’t move me...

  • Jamaal 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    The narrative technique is very old-fashioned, the perspective is calm and objective, and the story is told incoherently. It is a well-made historical biopic. The problem is that the formalism tends to go too far, looking at those strange lens designs, too crafty. So this film should be remembered only by Ms. CB, and the word "stunning" is completely suitable for her performance. Biopics are difficult to perform, mainly in transformation. CB's performances are clearly layered, from ignorant to helpless to cold, impeccable.

Elizabeth quotes

  • [to a wounded boy, handing him a handkerchief stained with his blood]

    Mary of Guise: Go back to England, and take this to your Queen. Hm?

    Mary of Guise: [in French, to herself] English blood on French colors.

    [turns to her officer]

    Mary of Guise: Send him back to his Queen, and make sure he remains alive. Tell that bastard Queen not to send children to fight Mary of Guise!

  • Sir Francis Walsingham: [referring to Elizabeth] Her Majesty rules with the heart... not with the head.

    Mary of Guise: [smiles] Hm, I understand. It is hard for a woman to forget her heart.