12/13/2019. You have lost so much, haven't you? The arcs of the storyline and the characters are clear and concise, but they are somewhat on the surface. The dignified gloomy claustrophobic atmosphere reflects Hal's heavy and erratic mind, Also foreshadow the way forward for this young king.
CHALAMET just haunts me. Why is he so fucking sublime? Great acting is also about how long the actor can hold the audience's attention. And he has mine from start to finish and has lingered with me afterwards-and it's not even necessarily Timothée, it's his Hal. All his giving-and-taking/listening-and-reacting as well as the subtle changes and movements within him are breathtaking, and they are so exciting that I can't stop my eyes. And he doesn't repeat himself in the film; he truly lives in every present moment, so he in every moment is new and fresh and that is what makes it so intriguing to watch. justified them so immaculately) is also quite charming. His glorious specificity, aliveness, and truthfulness are in the most minute detail and every moment to moment breath. His aura, presence, and heat are just like air and liquid, it's hard to describe them but I have FELT and EXPERIENCED them. I have felt him.
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