Elizabeth (1998)
7/10
A Good Movie with an Unfitting Casting
11 July 2022
There appear to be reports of certain historical inaccuracies in the movie; I will restrain myself to whatsoever portrayed in the in movie.

Though the reign of Elizabeth I is regarded as golden age in the history of England, the movie is focused on her early years. With everything going against her, Elizabeth is found struggling for her life and throne in later half of sixteenth century England. Surviving the Tower of London and subsequent attempts on her life, she finally establishes her grip on power to rule England.

The later period is presented by filmmakers in the 2007 sequel: 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age'.

Though the filmmakers can be credited for fine cinematography, glamorous costumes and content, the casting is poor except that of the queen portrayed by Cate Blanchett. Rest of the cast is not a fitting selection for the characters being portrayed. It can be felt that these characters are in low spirits and dull, presenting a documentary style demonstration. I might say that even the experienced of the cast could not present a powerful impression. Background music is also much of choirs on most occasions.
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