Anno 1402. La regina Margrete governa Svezia, Norvegia e Danimarca attraverso il figlio adottivo, Erik. Ma una cospirazione è in corso e potrebbe mandare in frantumi il lavoro della sua vita... Leggi tuttoAnno 1402. La regina Margrete governa Svezia, Norvegia e Danimarca attraverso il figlio adottivo, Erik. Ma una cospirazione è in corso e potrebbe mandare in frantumi il lavoro della sua vita: l'Unione di Kalmar.Anno 1402. La regina Margrete governa Svezia, Norvegia e Danimarca attraverso il figlio adottivo, Erik. Ma una cospirazione è in corso e potrebbe mandare in frantumi il lavoro della sua vita: l'Unione di Kalmar.
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I think this is he best medieval age movie made in Scandinavia so far, and tells the story about when Queen Margrete I was told she lost her son to the plague, and then he turned up many years later. Or did he?
She was quit convinced but noone seemed to recognize him as grown up.
He was also the single heir, and was claiming the throne, which was seen as an opportunity for an impostor.
Well played, great storytelling as well as perfect setting.
She was quit convinced but noone seemed to recognize him as grown up.
He was also the single heir, and was claiming the throne, which was seen as an opportunity for an impostor.
Well played, great storytelling as well as perfect setting.
A correct historical film, seductive for admirable acting of Trine Dyrholm, for atmosphere and for structure of story.
A queen and her duties. The peace, with hard effort created, and its fragility. Two sons and an union . Questions about power, legitimity and a marriage.
The result is a correct film, the fiction reigning , the historical facts being used as start points.
The great virtue - the fair construction of tension, the clothes and dances and the smart structure of intrigue , at each level.
In short, a beautiful Dansk film , seductive for the peace message, for portrait of strong and powerful woman and, sure, for the admirable Trine Dyrholm and Soren Malling. Many familiar scenes and the history in its essence.
A queen and her duties. The peace, with hard effort created, and its fragility. Two sons and an union . Questions about power, legitimity and a marriage.
The result is a correct film, the fiction reigning , the historical facts being used as start points.
The great virtue - the fair construction of tension, the clothes and dances and the smart structure of intrigue , at each level.
In short, a beautiful Dansk film , seductive for the peace message, for portrait of strong and powerful woman and, sure, for the admirable Trine Dyrholm and Soren Malling. Many familiar scenes and the history in its essence.
"Margrete the First" (2021)
'Margrete the First' is the epitome of an epic Danish tale. With monarchs, battle strife, magnificent costumes and big politics. All in all, a magnificent staging that is impressive. The acting was gripping, here one must especially highlight Trine Dyrholm's interpretation of Margrete 1. However, some of the lines could at times seem a bit too theatrical and fake. Morten Hee Andersen's role as the naive and arrogant Prince Erik of Pomerania, unfortunately, fell flat on its face for me. It seemed as if he was in a different universe than the rest of the characters, whether it was Morten's portrayal or the manuscript is hard to know.
With a feature length of 2 hours, it is always a challenge to keep the viewers' attention, here Margrete the 1st unfortunately does not succeed either. A strong start and end, does not excuse for a drawn out and unfocused mid point. Especially one storyline that I do not want to spoil, did not lead to much and ended abruptly. It could quickly have been explained with a scene or two. The worst thing a movie can do is waste the audience time.
I personally watch movies to be entertained with an exciting and gripping story. The story was fascinating, the production magnificent and the acting was mostly excellent. I missed a more focused narrative, with fewer plotlines, better pacing, and less navel-gazing. The story as it is portrayed here would have worked better as a new Sunday drama series.
Rating: 6/10.
'Margrete the First' is the epitome of an epic Danish tale. With monarchs, battle strife, magnificent costumes and big politics. All in all, a magnificent staging that is impressive. The acting was gripping, here one must especially highlight Trine Dyrholm's interpretation of Margrete 1. However, some of the lines could at times seem a bit too theatrical and fake. Morten Hee Andersen's role as the naive and arrogant Prince Erik of Pomerania, unfortunately, fell flat on its face for me. It seemed as if he was in a different universe than the rest of the characters, whether it was Morten's portrayal or the manuscript is hard to know.
With a feature length of 2 hours, it is always a challenge to keep the viewers' attention, here Margrete the 1st unfortunately does not succeed either. A strong start and end, does not excuse for a drawn out and unfocused mid point. Especially one storyline that I do not want to spoil, did not lead to much and ended abruptly. It could quickly have been explained with a scene or two. The worst thing a movie can do is waste the audience time.
I personally watch movies to be entertained with an exciting and gripping story. The story was fascinating, the production magnificent and the acting was mostly excellent. I missed a more focused narrative, with fewer plotlines, better pacing, and less navel-gazing. The story as it is portrayed here would have worked better as a new Sunday drama series.
Rating: 6/10.
It's quite interesting: the main actress of this made a movie called Queen - at least in Germany - a few years ahead of this. But the other movie was contemporary. This is clearly a period piece - that said, it is not less dramatic than the other one she is starring in. Different for sure - quite different to be honest.
In this she has a lot more responsibility - if she behaved like she does in the other movie ... let's leave that aside though. Ruling is not easy - so many people to please, so many people that want what you have. So many powers to juggle - especially if you want to avoid war ... and try to stay ahead of enemies within your own ranks.
A very fine movie, with very fine actors. If you don't mind reading subtitles this is recommended for sure.
In this she has a lot more responsibility - if she behaved like she does in the other movie ... let's leave that aside though. Ruling is not easy - so many people to please, so many people that want what you have. So many powers to juggle - especially if you want to avoid war ... and try to stay ahead of enemies within your own ranks.
A very fine movie, with very fine actors. If you don't mind reading subtitles this is recommended for sure.
Yes I do!
From the world 'go' I was in awe! On such a large screen emerged a magnificent scenery with a haunting and beautiful music that introduced this wonderful story.
Wonderful not because everything was rosy, but because real roses do have thorns... So beauty, sorrow and pain creates wonders.
I'm not a historian or a politician but I enjoyed every minutes of this tale.
I'm not a truth's diciple either and what unfolded in front of my eyes was so good nontheless. And it certainly kept me interested its whole time.
For me it was also refreshing to see something so good with actors / actresses I never came across before.
It was too good for me, to try to see if I could criticise it in any way; as again, for me, its weight of quality did sufocate any negative aspect that may have been present.
I never give a score but I'm surprised Margrete Queen of the North did not get a higher score ; although I understand at time of my visit here, there were only 15 reviews... I have seen movies that I hold in very high esteem for specific reasons. But this one will be also at the top of my "likes" for no specific reasons, simply because it was so enjoyable.
From the world 'go' I was in awe! On such a large screen emerged a magnificent scenery with a haunting and beautiful music that introduced this wonderful story.
Wonderful not because everything was rosy, but because real roses do have thorns... So beauty, sorrow and pain creates wonders.
I'm not a historian or a politician but I enjoyed every minutes of this tale.
I'm not a truth's diciple either and what unfolded in front of my eyes was so good nontheless. And it certainly kept me interested its whole time.
For me it was also refreshing to see something so good with actors / actresses I never came across before.
It was too good for me, to try to see if I could criticise it in any way; as again, for me, its weight of quality did sufocate any negative aspect that may have been present.
I never give a score but I'm surprised Margrete Queen of the North did not get a higher score ; although I understand at time of my visit here, there were only 15 reviews... I have seen movies that I hold in very high esteem for specific reasons. But this one will be also at the top of my "likes" for no specific reasons, simply because it was so enjoyable.
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThe movie was filmed in the Czech Republic but production came to a temporary halt after two weeks because of Corona.
- BlooperThere would have been fish dishes served at the King's engagement feast.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Dansk films bedste: Ungdom, Skæve eksistenser og Store danskere (2022)
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