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"Elizabeth, The Golden Age" is an unbelievable disappointment. If you know anything about what actually happened you'd wonder what you were watching. If you have ever been to Fotheringhay, for example, you would know it is not by a lake in a setting that looks like Scotland.
Also Elizabeth's famous speech at Tilbury to her troops leaves out the best part, "I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too, and think foul scorn that Parma or Spain...." Why? The Armada battle is all-wrong with even the guns looking like they were from the Napoleonic Period.
Also Mary Queen of Scots probably had a French accent, as in the Helen Mirren version, as Mary was raised in France.
If you want a great scripted film just watch "The Lion in Winter." It always astounds me why filmmakers go to such effort with production values but can't get the nuts and bolts right.
Also Elizabeth's famous speech at Tilbury to her troops leaves out the best part, "I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too, and think foul scorn that Parma or Spain...." Why? The Armada battle is all-wrong with even the guns looking like they were from the Napoleonic Period.
Also Mary Queen of Scots probably had a French accent, as in the Helen Mirren version, as Mary was raised in France.
If you want a great scripted film just watch "The Lion in Winter." It always astounds me why filmmakers go to such effort with production values but can't get the nuts and bolts right.
This movie was so bad we couldn't get through the credits to watch any more. Tom Cruise is lethal in his overacting. You could see from the credits how bad it was going to be. It is filled with standard clichés and that's just in the credits. You knew it wasn't going to get any better. A waste of a movie rental. A real stinker. Luckily we turned on the television just to catch the start of Casablanca, a truly great romantic film. Where is today's Humphrey Bogart? Don't waste your time and money on this film. Forget Jerry Maguire just re-watch Casablanca. You'll come away amazed at what a great movie can be. This film is not worth ten lines of text.
One of the great things about Trailer Park Boys on TV are the scripts. In a half hour format, they are cleaver and tight. The movie format with the given script only stretched it out and makes it flabby.
If the film had been conceived with the same snappy pace as the TV versions if would have been much better; perhaps four snappy subplots cleverly linked together. The film draws too much on previous TV episodes and needs more new material.
While the production values are better than the TV series, I don't think this works for the film either. TPB are down and dirty; no polish required.
If the film had been conceived with the same snappy pace as the TV versions if would have been much better; perhaps four snappy subplots cleverly linked together. The film draws too much on previous TV episodes and needs more new material.
While the production values are better than the TV series, I don't think this works for the film either. TPB are down and dirty; no polish required.