This rating is definitely not objective

Gerardo 2021-12-20 08:01:12

How can the gap be compared? The production itself is more than six-point grade. The story line is a bit old-fashioned. One film critic said that it is quite clear. It is a story of the loneliness of the king being framed by the nobles. The problem is that it did not choose the right king. It is not compatible with history and literature, leading many people to accept it.

But what is the level of a film that should be scored with one's conscience alone? There can definitely be four stars.

Slow narrative? It doesn’t exist, and the rhythm is good. The actor himself is a bit of a criticism. He actually fits the image of a benevolent king that the movie wants to express, but he feels that Hyung O’s force value is completely unmatched. This is also a problem that the creator chooses the wrong king. . The biggest advantage can be said that the various scenes are as realistic as possible: that kind of fighting can be said to be very common, but shouldn't it be this kind of messy play in reality.

There are also some interesting little details, such as French descent playing the King of England, the British playing the French prince, etc. I am a little bit curious because the main characters in it are all too wise. Princess Catherine is so thought-provoking, and women of that era are all It's amazing to be able to say such things.

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The King quotes

  • The Dauphin: Well then, boy, let us make famous that field out there. This little village of Agincourt, that will forever mark the site of your callow disgrace.

  • The Dauphin of France: I have been waiting all the morning, all the night for your surrender. Might have saved a great unease had it come sooner.

    Hal: I know you do not speak for your father.

    The Dauphin of France: I do speak for my father.

    Hal: I know you do not speak for your father so I come to you now directly. I have not come to surrender... but too much Christian blood will be spilled on this field today, so I propose this: you and I fight, one man on one man. We fight in our armies' stead. If I lose, my men will leave this place forthwith and forever. You will have my head. If I win, I will assume this kingdom's crown upon your father's death. What say you?

    The Dauphin of France: Are you scared, young Henry?

    Hal: What say you?

    The Dauphin of France: Are you scared of this battle? There is no shame of it.

    Hal: Save your men.

    The Dauphin of France: You save your own men.

    [angrily]

    The Dauphin of France: You came here to me! Surrender to me!

    Hal: I cannot do that.

    The Dauphin of France: Well, then, boy, let us make famous that field out there, this little village of Agincourt, which will forever mark the site of your callow disgrace.