The story line of the movie for me was the main attraction as a whole. Combined with the director’s brilliant talent in creating and making things a reality, with a small love-story in-between, made the movie all the more enticing. It bore a historical significance which was portrayed brilliantly. And, Cate Blanchett truly gave justice to her character and showed us another great performance.
The movie was very much entertaining all together. Aside form the fact that I learned a whole lot about British History, seeing the image of Elizabeth - her willpower, courage and bravery was inspiring. A Woman really is capable of anything. To sacrifice to such an extent in order to fulfill your duties is truly a desirable quality. She certainly was one amazing woman. But it also shows the loneliness that goes behind closed doors. Elizabeth, although she may seem like she has everything, at the end of the day, she’s all alone and by herself. She had to give up love. She was in a way, married to her country. Yet, no one could have led them better but her. And her sacrifice wasn't a waste.
Seeing a woman acts as the King, lead her country and do such complicated task was intruiging. Behind the strong brave woman hides a compassionate kind hearted queen. She was willing to forgive even the worst of traitors which was another trait I admire from her.
Aside from the attractive story the movie had, cinematography and costume designs was especially brilliant. One could really feel the essence of the medieval-like era it exudes. But the best part of it all for me, is knowing that the movie is based on a true story. That such a woman did in fact, single-handedly, without any man, lead her country to victory.
The movie was very much entertaining all together. Aside form the fact that I learned a whole lot about British History, seeing the image of Elizabeth - her willpower, courage and bravery was inspiring. A Woman really is capable of anything. To sacrifice to such an extent in order to fulfill your duties is truly a desirable quality. She certainly was one amazing woman. But it also shows the loneliness that goes behind closed doors. Elizabeth, although she may seem like she has everything, at the end of the day, she’s all alone and by herself. She had to give up love. She was in a way, married to her country. Yet, no one could have led them better but her. And her sacrifice wasn't a waste.
Seeing a woman acts as the King, lead her country and do such complicated task was intruiging. Behind the strong brave woman hides a compassionate kind hearted queen. She was willing to forgive even the worst of traitors which was another trait I admire from her.
Aside from the attractive story the movie had, cinematography and costume designs was especially brilliant. One could really feel the essence of the medieval-like era it exudes. But the best part of it all for me, is knowing that the movie is based on a true story. That such a woman did in fact, single-handedly, without any man, lead her country to victory.
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