Although I watched it fast-forward, it was considered more serious. The reason why I came up to complain is because watching the whole movie feels uncomfortable. I am not a senior movie fan. I didn't know who the film was competing against in the same year before reviewing. There is no indignation that a favorite movie has not won an award. The uncomfortable feeling is entirely due to the film itself.
You say that this movie is a biographical film. It does not have such a rigorous exquisiteness of Shakespeare's real life, and the performance is extremely exaggerated and does not have a heavy feeling. You said it was a comedy. I really didn't think the point of laughter was. Anyway, I didn't laugh at all. The whole film feels like you slept with his wife and he slept with your wife's crotch.
Moreover, where love is between the male and female masters, it is completely erotic, and they will take off their clothes if they don't agree with each other. However, the two of them were honest, they were locked in the room naked to discuss the script. It is estimated that many celebrities must have carefully studied the film now. The two really didn't see much love from the process of recognizing sex. Moreover, the feeling between the male and female protagonists is that they are together only when they see each other's face, and they don't feel that the creative inspiration of the male protagonist comes from the love of the female protagonist.
The plot omissions are even more powerless to complain. The queen went to the small theater without security and no one found it. It was really hard to imagine in the barbaric era when everyone was playing swords and swords. The female protagonist is a somewhat prestigious family anyway, but is the male protagonist allowed to enter and leave the house casually? That nanny was also weird, and there was no one who could control herself after listening to the moaning outside the door all night.
The male protagonist has a sickly evil face, and the female protagonist is contrived from beginning to end. The casting director is really blind. Jude Law as the male lead, and Nicole as the female lead is much better than these two
I don’t think it is enough to watch this film as a love movie. The love in Notting Hill, the fate of fate, and even the supporting role of the film’s Pearl Harbor are more beautiful and reasonable 10,000 times than this film. Misleading. For those who say classic lines and highly restored scenes, you might as well go directly to the stage play. Basically all the lines are translated in the same way as English scum like me. So a nondescript movie like this one really can’t have more than one star, and the other star is given to the big book.
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