-
Yvette 2022-01-12 08:01:41
May faith not be lost, fairness and justice will last forever
The film was adapted from a historical fact. When I heard that it was related to history, I immediately got my attention. The story was that the archbishops of the 15th and 6th centuries obeyed the status and will of their beliefs greater than that of the king, and were finally killed by the...
-
Hope 2022-01-12 08:01:41
Thomas Moore’s choice: loyal to the king, but loyal to God first
[I watched it more than two years ago, because my friend saw another similar "Strange Grace" today, so I thought of this one. The harvest of that summer, looking back now, is still a little far from the source of truth and life, and will experience the following late summer, late autumn and...

Anthony Nicholls
-
Carmel 2022-03-25 09:01:15
The whole film is about acting, and the farewell scene in prison is quite expressive. Queen Anne appeared for a few minutes, and the actress she was looking for was very beautiful. Henry 8 in the film was a little nervous, and seemed to be convulsed when she laughed...
-
Alysha 2022-03-24 09:03:02
The perseverance of the stubborn, the perseverance of the old right, that is, the role of ability and faith. The king's use of power for personal gain, and the approval of others to gain relief from his own guilt, shows the deterrence of believers to power, and the villain's inversion of black and white, using the life and death of others to create an ascending step, and naming the noble people's suppression of evil. When the villain colludes with the powerful, nobility and faith disappear. The movie has a stage play mode, and the plot is shaped by selecting nodes, but the scene is not limited to the "stage". The exterior scenes that appear are extremely beautiful, and several overlapping splices show that the time transition is also extremely beautiful and poetic.
Related articles
-
[after King Henry VIII leaves]
Alice More: What's this? You crossed him?
Sir Thomas More: Somewhat.
Alice More: Why?
Sir Thomas More: I couldn't find the other way.
Alice More: You're too nice altogether, Thomas.
Sir Thomas More: Woman, mind your house!
Alice More: I am minding my house!
-
Cardinal Wolsey: You're a constant regret to me, Thomas. If you could just see facts flat-on, without that horrible moral squint... With a little common sense you could have made a statesman.