We should learn from the queen, despite the struggle and pain, she said, I am myself. I understand that as long as what you do is yourself, being tired is also a sweet burden, or a responsibility you are willing to take.
I didn't get to know what kind of person Queen Elizabeth was in the historical records. I don't think she'd be happier just because she's unmarried and in control of England at a young age. Humans are all the same creatures after all. Pairing is the result of natural law selection. People arrogantly think that they can change nature, but they always find that they are eating their own fruits. The queen's pain is that she is a queen, and she is a picky queen. She can't find a husband, or the object is unqualified, but she can't cut off her emotions and desires, so the pain is naturally not light. At this time, there appeared a man who conquered the sea, a man who was imposing, who saw extraordinary, who dared to take risks, and was full of masculinity. I always feel that the design of the movie is to devalue the queen's love and establish the image of a stalwart perfect man. In Chinese terms, why is it a bit macho?
I love what I say at the end of the movie, "I'm your queen, I'm myself." How hard it is to be yourself. The anxiety, anxiety, and struggle of the queen when she executed her sisters; the fear and panic when she heard the prediction of a crisis in the empire are all real people's reactions. Therefore, in the eyes of the audience, this queen is just a woman who needs to be comforted. But then again, the queen in armor with loose hair is actually not that beautiful. Looking back at the people around you, in fact, there are a few who will hold their chests and say, "I'm myself." Especially after being in the society for a long time, the casualness of youth gradually disappears and becomes a ball, slippery Roll around. Only occasionally, when I am happy, bounce around to entertain myself and release my temper.
I really don't know much about movie shots. The panning shots in the movie made me dizzy, and the angle of view taken from upside-down was used to elevate Elizabeth's tall image, which seemed to be overused. Without Blanchett's performance to support the scene, the story is actually lackluster. Personally, I like the tone of the movie, the visual experience of heavy ink and color, the heavy color of oil painting and the splendor of the court, which can win the love of many audiences like me.
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