The costumes, art, and scenes that are full of warfare in the 21st century are all excellent, and there are few ambient scenes in this film. Most of the photography is aimed at the performance of the actors. This is probably due to the origin of Fiennes actor. A large portion of the original William Shakespeare dialogue in the mouths of old dramatists such as Fiennes, Vanessa Radcliffe, and Bran Cox is a pleasure.
The film’s plot progress, story turn and character motivation are excellent, supported by delicate character psychological changes. The only shortcoming is that a lot of violence and action elements in William Shakespeare's original work are gone, and all that is left is the blood on the face of the actor and the scars on his body. Although the themes of film accusations of violence and conspiracy are not new, the humanities and cultural accumulation behind them are definitely not comparable to ordinary Hollywood movies. For the debut of the director, the film cost a mere 10 million US dollars, has no shortage of independent universal spirit, it is commendable
