From this, I felt that with the doctor some flowers and cow dung rush.
Okay, don't be crazy, let's talk about movies.
I think the focus of the movie, the background of the Enlightenment movement is a little weak, it seems that this is a boring love drama about extramarital affairs. Haven't we watched enough TV dramas and novels now? Except for its scenes and characters, it has no features.
Of course, it's nice to have a background in the Enlightenment. Can we just focus on a little more?
Can the three reformers amplify the struggles and difficulties of their determination to reform?
It turned out that the reform would be successful soon, but it collapsed because of an extramarital affair. The collapse of three people.
It is no wonder that the king can win the best actor, so struggling in the heart - the fairy-like wife, the doctor who gave all his trust. . .
The moment when the doctor's head fell to the ground was the most shocking moment. Certainly not this scene. The tears he shed, why? A bright future for a country destroyed by selfish desires? Or regret for dying like this?
The Queen's scream. In fact, I never knew how she liked the doctor, just because he was a thoughtful person? Is there a need for physical union?
I think this content is just a gimmick to attract the audience, and it doesn't make sense.
The king who was deceived by his ministers was so regretful and desperate. . .
Don't say it. In fact, many shocking things are not directly given by the movie, but are felt by us after we substitute the characters. For the film itself, I only think that beauty is a point of interest. She was truly a beauty, especially when she was not yet a queen. Those pure people were like fairies. I think it's tainted by doctors, by lust, by extramarital affairs.
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