ELIZABETH - THE GOLDEN AGE
By: Shekhar Kapur
Starring: Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Clive Owen, Abbie Cornish
Genre: Historical (114 ')
Comment: The first record that evoked by the end of the show of costumes and colors that only a meticulous reconstruction of the environment can give is that the work of Shekhar Kapur deserves applause for the outline that has created (better to recreate), leaving the golden age of English sweating even in the smallest details. Too bad that the desire to romanticize the excess of historical facts are vital to the subsequent European history (the collapse of the invincible army of King Philip of Spain, a pre-Hitler litteram) can not be appreciated before a realistic process driven, script in hand, to the highest level. The second is we do not want no other than Queen Cate Blanchett: Elizabeth if you really had to have a face, could only be his. Majestic and terrifying, charming and neurotic, confused before his myth that obscures and fought at the same time in an interior that, inevitably given the role, results in history. In a word, well, regal. Convince the other players, too bad that the parties to their writing (we refer especially to Clive Owen) will put an emphasis on skills in a bit 'too unhistorical: the pirate-Casanova's hard to believe, impossible to think that a dozen ships might put the incendiary carpet an entire nation. Very successful thus the setting (accompanied by music intertwined issues), to appreciate the psychology of conflict from the bottom with the eternal Holy War (fairly discounted), busted in the middle of the narrative.
Do not miss the costumes of Queen Elizabeth, Queen of Golden Age to the smallest detail.
VOTE: 6
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