Although there are Oscar-level costumes for the set crew, and despite Colin's strong acting skills, it still feels flat. It's not as good as the palpitations brought by 127 hours, the surprises brought by social networks, not to mention the black swans brought to me. The ultra-high high point, and the shock brought by copying Beethoven (both new films I watched recently). This film is like a Chinese main theme film, and no amount of details have touched my heart and resonated with me.
On the contrary, Helena maintained her usual eccentric style. Even if she played the queen, she still had her signature quirky expression. In the play, Colin finished his speech and smiled at Helena who came in through the door. When Helena came over, he raised his head first and then offered a gentle kiss, which became the most impressive scene in the whole film. At first, she was the queen of British films. After being spotted by Tim, she collaborated with jonny in many films. The style changed drastically, and the two couples became more and more gothic. This time back to the British feature film, no matter how you look at it, I feel that she is really an outlier in it, and she seems to be teasing this orthodox movie with a serious look, haha. I like.
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