In 1554, Mary I ascended to the summit of British power. Under her bloody rule, Britain fell into unprecedented chaos. In 1558, Mary I died, and her half-sister Elizabeth ascended to the throne of queen. Faced with the mess left by her sister, the chief adviser, Mr. William, urged Elizabeth to resolve as soon as possible the current situation of being threatened by neighboring countries because Britain no longer has an army, and some people in the country have begun to carry out subversive activities against her. In order to cope with the dilapidated situation in Britain, some people in North Korea suggested that Elizabeth marry and seek a protectorate for Britain. When Elizabeth felt lonely and helpless, the return of Earl Liszt, who had been a childhood friend with Elizabeth, brought her immense confidence
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Elizabeth movie plot
2021-12-09 08:01
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Ada 2021-12-09 08:01:33
There is really no resistance to this classical British style. As a movie, it is very good. It has first-rate viewing ability, including service, plot, rhythm, emotion, casting, and performance. As a historical movie, it is a bit of a joke, but the shortcomings have a heavy sense of history. Anyway, as soon as Queen Cate appeared, labor and capital were stunned @@
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Ray 2021-12-09 08:01:33
Cate Blanchett established a masterpiece in the film industry. Politics did not let women go away, but stood on the cusp of the storm. From the beginning of the innocent girl princess to the crowning of the throne, she experienced Elizabeth step by step and became more and more. Calm and capable. Say no in the face of political marriage. But married to Britain! The cast is very strong, as well as former French international Cantona. Such a British historical blockbuster, directed by an Indian director, is visually gorgeous in the stage and makeup, and there are also singing and dancing performances. In the last scene, with a somewhat tragic background music, Elizabeth slowly walks towards the throne. Tears, politics makes women stronger!
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[last lines]
Elizabeth: Observe, Lord Burghley, I am married. To England.
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Lord Robert: Marry me.
Elizabeth: On a night such as this, could any woman say no?
Lord Robert: On a night such as this, could a queen say no?
Elizabeth: Does not a queen sit under the same stars as any other woman?