(story summary)
used to focus more on "The King's Speech", that is, the hero's younger brother, George VI, who was fortunate enough to see some traces of Edward VIII's life. For the Duke of Windsor, a character with mixed opinions in history, I don't know what words to use to decorate it, because the reality is gorgeous enough. From the moment of his birth, the king who succeeded the British empire that never sets the sun has settled down, and his rich life and smooth career in his career have not wiped out the pure land in his heart. Personally, I don't think the conclusion that "Loving beauty is better than country" is inappropriate. It can only be said that the plain and real life is far better than the position of intrigue and the politics of false peace in his mind. The move to give up the throne, whether it was out of true love for Simpson, boredom with a rotten life, or helplessness over the cruel political situation, etc., every point shows that he is a man of assertiveness, stubbornness, and firm willpower. On the eve of leaving office, he must put all his energy into making a perfect plan and plan for the country. Forced to leave the country where he is forever loyal, he can still maintain his optimistic attitude, and his life has become pure.
The ups and downs of Simpson's life writing, but its splendor can be seen in the dull. A wide range of hobbies, wise comments, and extraordinary taste in dress make the romantic king prefer to give up his supremacy and go to love. The seemingly inadvertent tacit understanding, in fact, she used extremely shrewd means and unparalleled charm to finally conquer Edward's floating heart. After experiencing two failed emotional experiences, she can still face the media and other people's colored eyes. Her bearing and mind are no less than King Edward. As for the sacrifice of two people for each other, only the parties themselves will know the ups and downs. . Although she is still one step away from the princess in the end, being able to survive gracefully and keep the king's lifelong love is at least a legend. The biggest winners of this invisible battle should be the stuttering George VI and the ambitious Elizabeth Queen now.
The film uses an interlude narrative technique to describe the different situations of the two heroines with space. The director uses the third person to explain the facts and makes extensive use of the ability of montage to manipulate time and space, so that the protagonist can obtain the most vivid narrative and the most abundant appeal. From the perspective of a woman with a broken marriage who redeems herself and seeks true love again, it shows her breakthrough in reality and her pursuit of inner love and passion. Although it resonates, it is only an interaction, which does not bring impact to the film. The extensive use of scene transitions, although slightly rough, expresses the transitions and ups and downs of the film's atmosphere. The camera changes are so fast that some pictures and plots are not coherent. Although the story is malleable, the film is very lengthy, the narrative technique is too ordinary, and there is no particularly great new idea. The pictures and music are very elegant, and visually it is a feast of Nordic luxury. The costumes and scenes are classic and luxurious, elegant and atmospheric without losing the delicate and delicate style, which plays a role in shaping the background of the characters in the film. The use of music is just right, and it plays a role in adjusting the atmosphere. After the dignified and romantic music background, it makes people listen to bitterness.
Another highlight of the film is Madonna. No one is better suited to analyze the joys and pains of celebrities living in the public eye. Madonna is one of the few people in the world who has experienced it. I have seen her other film and television works before, and the perfect and delicate description of the single picture has carried forward her usual style. Personally, I think she is another modern version of The Simpsons. The similar life experiences, the same strong competitive spirit and the courage to pursue inner ideals all reflect the creative source of this film. This work is probably her alternative self-report.
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