It is too difficult to explain the mess of the British royal family in one movie.
However, Anne Boleyn is a particularly good opening. After all, this story is too legendary - only in the history of the world, it is a legend, but in Chinese history, there are also many people who were killed by the emperor's sleep and beheading. Therefore, the Chinese are quite unconvinced. If you look at this movie without history, you can't see Annie's scheming and ambition at all, but the only thing she can do is show off the style of women. To whet Henry VIII's appetite with rejection and false independence in the face of a monarch who is used to submission. Sadly, however, there is always a moment when appetite hits its peak, and then, eventually, hits the ground.
Anne Boleyn's life was like that.
There are a lot of people who say that Natalie Portman can't play that kind of scheming, but I prefer this Annie, she's more human. Natalie's acting in the movie is simply amazing. Among them, when she saw that Henry VIII wanted to pity Mary, who gave birth to his son, her eyes rolled and she immediately seized the last chance - you have a chance.
In order to punish her for the hurt she had done to her sister, the grieving mother asked her to tell Mary her fate and end. The shot unfolds from Ann's point of view, standing outside Mary's door, hesitating for a long time, observing her sister. The moment she opened the door, her eyes were full of guilt and regret, but the moment was short, she had to face Mary, she opened the door while sorting out her expression, standing in front of Mary was already a heartless sister. But after saying that, when she turned around, she collapsed into a sad and sad sister. In this movie, it's not about showing how scheming Ann is, or in Natalie Portman's understanding, Ann and Mary, they're really part of each other.
Ann's hatred stemmed from misunderstanding, the misunderstanding of Mary's endless snatching of her own, her own happiness. But the misunderstanding is just a misunderstanding. I originally thought that the call to Mary in the past should be the climax of the sister's torment, but I didn't expect Mary to lie in order to protect her sister. Immediately understand, how to do not lie? She didn't do it for herself, but for their Bolin family.
Scarlett Johansson's Mary doesn't seem to have any special features, after all, a girl like her who is docile, drifting, and being slaughtered by others has a lot of them. The most surprising performance was that when An gave birth to a girl, she sat by the bed with tears in her eyes, but there was a slight upward smile on the corner of her mouth. On the one hand, she knew what it meant for Ansheng to be a girl, and she felt sorry for her sister, but on the other hand, she couldn't help but rejoice. After all, it was the same scene back then. How did An treat her?
Mary was played, abandoned, and forgotten, but she was the wisest. When Ann had lost her mind and the siblings were going to do crazy things for the whole family, Mary left. She chose a man who had no money and no status and returned to the village. From the moment Henry VIII turned around and left after seeing her give birth, she knew that this man was heartless, but she still resolutely returned to the court to intercede for her sister.
The so-called imperial love is just a momentary thing.
Ann was beheaded anyway, and Mary received a handwritten letter from Henry VIII, who warned her not to follow suit. She loved him, even if she was toyed and abandoned, she still believed in him, but what was the result?
The lives of the two sisters are actually very tragic. They have their own desires and ambitions, but in general, aren't they all at the mercy of others? Father and uncle betrayed the family for their power and money. As powerful ministers, they knew better than anyone that, whether it was Ann or Mary, whether they became mistresses or queens, they would all be abandoned in the end. However, they still went this route for their own sake. After the incident, the first time to clear the relationship, let the flag bear the fate of failure. The rotten court is like this at home and abroad; the darkness and narrowness of human nature and the ugliness of politics are the same everywhere. So in the whole movie, the warmest thing is the relationship between the three brothers Bo Lin. The feeling of knowing that one's own destiny is powerless to control, knowing that one is a chess piece, and desperately trying to shield the other party from the wind and rain is the most touching. Their mother is an old drama bone, and the acting is shocking, especially when they finally know that An and his younger brother will die, and the mother's despair and collapse. She fell in love, but she couldn't protect her children. Her love was also lost in power, but in the end, everyone was for survival. Therefore, no one is not sad.
Of course the real Annie was not so pale, and only used a membrane (in fact, there was no membrane at all) to get rid of the Spanish princess. She is undoubtedly a woman with great political aspirations and abilities, but she is actually a pawn of Henry VIII. It was something he wanted to do for a long time, and there was no good chance. Anne brought the opportunity to the door. If you want to get those dangerous things, you have to suffer dangerous consequences. Annie is well aware of these consequences, but she can't help it.
The real Mary wasn't that saintly either. It's true that the real sister relationship is not good, but it's true that Anne has been taking care of Mary's life, but the real Mary is not so brave to protect a part of herself. When Ann and her family lost their power, Mary chose to hide. BC's portrayal of Mary's husband is similar to the movie, and it's not a good idea. Mary also married an ordinary man, but in the end it was considered a good death, although she lived a short life.
The historically recorded Jane Seymour is better than the one portrayed in the movie, and she is respected for doing some good deeds. However, she did torture Ann. Although she gave birth to a son, her fate was not much better. In the end, her son died because of childbirth. Didn't live long.
What is the source of the tragedy that has caused so many people to be perverted and suffering? Whether it is historical facts or movies, in fact, the king has one ear. So, remember, the big boss is always the negative NO1, and no one has ever brought him down. The biggest retribution he gets is death, and the world has not developed as he imagined.
The ancestors of many British celebrities are the Boleyn family, and their genes are also strong. Although the rating is so low, I still like this movie. Look, a movie, one-third of the time is giving birth, alas, recently people are spreading "the first is the individual, and the second is the womb". It's a pity that it's a long time ago. Gai Mo, China and foreign countries, the uterus always precedes women. Those men who don't know how terrible the birth is, in fact, they have to watch movies. It is estimated that many of the low scores come from their hands. After all, they give birth to children. The picture is so beautiful that no one wants to see it.
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