Watching this movie in a trance is like returning to the world of "Game of Thrones". Castles and wars, violence and betrayal are worthy of the prototype of Game of Thrones. The red and delicate England is like the Lannister family who holds the throne. The blue and rough Scotland is like the Stark family. William Wallace in the previous work "Braveheart" is Robb Stark. He was finally betrayed by the northern aristocrats and died and was divided into pieces. "Outlaw King" "Robert Bruce is Jon Snow, who inherited his legacy, and finally achieved success by playing more with less. A lot of the supporting characters here are from Game of Thrones. It is a pity that the decisive battle of this work is only a small battle of 600 people against 3000 people. It would be a pity if there is no sequel, and there is a big gap with the epic war movie. It's even more incomparable to Game of Thrones. But the uninterrupted long shots of the opening 8-9 minutes are absolutely amazing, and Chris Pine's full frontal nudity is a big sacrifice, although it's not very clear, unless you want to be cross-eyed (fortunately I'm a male ), and finally say that the heroine's breast shape is absolutely right?
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