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English rose
Guiseppe 2022-01-16 08:01:03
I think of watching this movie because of the photo taken in India by Prince William with his daughter-in-law in WeChat (Diana took the same pose in the same place during her lifetime). The general meaning is that for many years, she never pretends to be human and mother. And William, who showed any emotion to his mother, longed for any kind of connection and tribute to his mother, in his own way. Regarding this film, the four-character comment is small, and the screenwriting is too small (times 10). But for children who don't know this English rose, they can still take a look at it when they are bored. Diana is really unnecessary. It is so complete to be forgotten. Regarding her tolerance, loneliness, despair, and pain. I think one of the reasons William used 10,000 ways (to himself) to express his memory and love to his mother is that in her difficult time, he could not do anything.
Extended Reading
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Ferne 2022-03-15 09:01:06
The film uses a very large amount of space to portray the image of a "happy girl in love" such as Diana. It has delicate expressions of how Diana fell in love, how to enjoy her sweetness, how to lower her body to chase the doctor, etc., but for The contradiction between Diana and her husband, and the sudden end of her relationship with the doctor afterwards, are not convincing; what is shown in the movie may not be the Diana that is generally recognized by the audience, but it is definitely Watts who shines.
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Zelma 2022-03-27 09:01:16
Really rotten to speechless! Originally had the strength to nominate the Oscar heroine. The screenwriter is definitely Diana's high-end black, and it's nothing to take an interception. After all, "The Queen" and "Marilyn for a Week" did this, but the bad script and missing details all mentioned that Diana was a Cancer and the role of a mother. Ignore it directly, fill it with charity speeches and love, and make the characters more fake and contrived, and the glutinous rice cake is another tragedy. . .
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Diana: I want to tell you something confidential.
Christiaan Barnard: I'm very good at keeping secrets - except my own.
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Hasnat Khan: I've struggled to see how I could marry the most famous woman in the world. But I'd be giving up the very thing that defines me.