I took the time to watch this movie very seriously, but I don’t know what this seemingly high-level story wants to say (!!!). In my opinion (I'm probably getting old and starting to focus on storytelling), it's very difficult to tell the story of this not-so-famous bastard who is very angry and soft-hearted - there are many characters, The film Zhuyu is ahead, not to mention, the story is really created enough. . . bad.
This film, made by reluctantly mobilizing half-commercial and half-art methods, can not really follow the line of pure art that is shocking to the world, but also half-cover the nerve to tease you with sexual desire and corrupt court elements. The English aristocracy has no British aristocratic tone at all; and the role of the king is specially played by the very French John; the actress who the protagonist falls in love with is pale and flat (wasting Morton; occasionally a few supporting roles and villains, OMG I I don't know what the meaning of their existence is; even KK's new boyfriend, the little white face in the play, died inexplicably (who told me there was a gay plot in this story? Shameless hype). What the hell are you trying to do?
Also, dear Johnny Depp is in dire need of improving his playing style - since the Caribbean, he's been a jerk in everything he's been playing, almost falling into the cliché of a thousand people (Are you sure this isn't the gloomy version of Captain Jack? ?). It's not acting, it's proficiency, and it's murderous.
For the last time, this story is very featureless, even vulgar. If you're not a Johnny Depp fan...
oh oh, forgot to mention, If you're a fan of Coupling, you're lucky enough to see Steve and Jeff in a scene at the same time.
That's all.
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