British actors really can play every inch of skin. The first picture of the film, the face of an old court lady, grabbed my heart. Her Lady Queen's expression is so rich, with a face full of folds and drooping flesh, she can switch between melancholy, sadness, sadness, joy, sweetness and naivety in one second, without the slightest violation of harmony, which is amazing. By the 10th minute I was sure this would be my favorite movie again. The queen is as charming as a child, the girl seems lonely, she doesn't care when she gives a big gift, she feels a little grievance when she is ridiculed like a badger, she is at a loss in the courtroom, and she cries like a baby taking away a beloved toy. The gorgeous tapestry of the whole house is set against the pale and closed heart of the Queen. The 45-year-old Olivia Colman has no scruples in expressing her emotions of beauty and ugliness. Every second of nerves is affected by skills. Like Can You Forgive Me, Olivia is so good, she's beautiful and lovable, even though I'm very averse to using women as old and ugly as an award-winning gimmick. The film restores the dusty anecdote of the last queen of the Stuart Dynasty of Great Britain in the 18th century. The photography and costumes are gorgeous and exquisite, and the 360-degree panoramic view of the palace interior is like a fish-eye wide-angle peeping. The two previous Oscar winners, Rachel Weisz, Emma Stone, and the Queen composed a dynasty elegy, which also sent Olivia to the throne of this year's Oscar heroine. Although the history is not as good as the blood of the movie, it is enough to watch officials sigh. The fat queen in wheelchair has been on the throne for 12 years, single-handedly creating an empire on which the sun never sets to dominate the world in the future, and her best friend Sarah was once in power. After Sarah was removed from office by the Queen, Her Lady Queen died three years later and lived to be less than 50 years old. After Sarah left, Abigail gained power, and when the Queen died, she quickly dimmed, and Sarah returned to court.
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