This film has been praised and affirmed by many people, so that I have high expectations for her. After watching the Oscars awards today, I can't agree with her that she won.
I think this film is not as powerful as Shawshank's salvation. She is good, but no good shocked me.
In my eyes, there are still some brilliant points in this film. For example, Colin Firth’s portrayal of the characters is indeed very lifelike, and very real, showing the character’s inner weakness to the fullest, and it is perfect. At the same time, it also shows the brave character and sense of responsibility of this historical figure. Then there is the performance of the stuttering "doctor", which is very character-like, neither humble nor overbearing, slightly humorous, and conscientious. There is also the role of the king's wife, which I think is very appropriate, in line with the royal family's code of conduct, and appropriately shows the thoughtfulness of being a wife and the rare spiritual pillar. In the royal family, are there many such marriages? What else is there. The soundtrack, the soundtrack is not bad, you can still enjoy it.
On the other hand, the screenwriter and director can imagine so much content and drama through history, which is quite admirable.
What can be learned or felt from this film? My personal feeling is that everyone has to face up to themselves, no matter good or bad, beautiful or ugly. And have the courageous faith to face life. Depression is something that everyone has, but not everyone can get out of the view of depressed fate. Not everyone is lucky enough to meet that "friend" in life, but God helps those who help themselves.
Not bad, compared to some junk commercial films. Anyway, it's Oscar?
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