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  2. Oct 11, 2019 · With weighty things to say about contemporary and corrupt institutions of power and even dangers of male hegemony, Michôd’s non-preachy The King comes with philosophical heft and visual authority to match.

  3. Oct 11, 2019 · While The King is sometimes less than the sum of its impressive parts, strong source material and gripping performances make this a period drama worth hailing. Young Henry V encounters deceit,...

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  4. Parents need to know that The King is a historical epic starring Timothée Chalamet as wild, rebellious young Prince Hal, who's suddenly thrust into ruling England as King Henry V. It's based both on history and on Shakespeare's "Henriad" plays ( Henry V, Henry IV Part I, and Henry IV Part….

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    The King movie is a well-crafted piece of art, a medieval drama directed by David Michôd, whose fan I already was ever since I had come across another one of his great creations – The Rover. While to some the latter didn’t appeal much, but even today when I think of it, brings to mind extraordinary performances by Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson. T...

    The movie drops its very first blow in the form of Hotspur portrayed brilliantly by Tom Glynn-Carney. Tom brings a rare raw energy to his role that would make you remember him for long. However shortlived his role remains you would take Tom as a lad to watch out for, a really good casting material perfect for hotheaded rants. To show that Hotspur w...

    The following scene is that of the dining table where we get introduced to the reigning King Henry IV of England. Portrayed by none other than Ben Mendelsohnhimself, who paints an extremely brilliant picture of the crooked king. An ailing arrogant beast who was least concerned about his people. He treats the death of his soldiers with such vile dis...

    Speaking of a son he could never have, we are taken directly to the insinuated part – Hal, played extraordinarily by Timothee Chalamet, who has been such a great find, who shot to fame ever since he acted in Call Me By Your Name. It is implied how Hal is a wastrel of a son by how he leads his life. He stays away from the kingdom known by a lesser-k...

    The big news is broken to Hal after he appears in front of the king. The succession crown is to go to Thomas (Dean-Charles Chapman) Harry’s younger brother. The bloke is summed up in a one liner by the King himself. When it is brought to Hal’s knowledge that Thomas is going to fight Hotspur who had betrayed the king, Hal tries to talk sense into hi...

    As the battle is nigh, Hal tries to stop Thomas from a surefire passing. He intervenes and challenges Hotspur for a duel to stop the war, to cease all the pointless killing. A king’s worth lies in not how many battles he has won, or the cities he has conquered. It lies in the way he treats his people. Wars are the death of people. Hal shows his fir...

    Nothing puts death more aptly than Falstaff’s words as he figures out the torment that wreaks havoc in Hal’s soul. It is so true that you can’t help but ponder. How many times have you played a game of blood, or seen a movie that talks of brave men wanting to kill, for whatever reasons. How many times have they talked of courage? Why folk songs are...

    Early morning brings news of King Henry IV’s ill-being. Watch out for that funny exchange. You have to give it to the writing of The King movie. William: It is a matter of great urgency. Hal: You should hurry along then. William: Please my lord, it is your father. He’s dying. Hal:Hmm, that hook has lost its worm. Wanting a closure before Henry IV p...

    After Hal is crowned as the new king, in the coronation feast, the Dauphin of France sends him a ball. It is an emasculating demeaning gift that any other king would have taken as a sign of hostility. But the newly crowned Henry is an optimist. It is all in the way you react to a situation. It is such a valuable lesson right there. It’s in the atti...

    An act of instigation comes in the form of an apprehended assassin who claims to have come to kill Henry. While Hal is busy so as to not get affected by that audacity to maintain peace with France, his advisors try to open his eyes to the brazen act of hostility. William touches a note that makes Hal boil from the insides. The King wants peace but ...

  5. Oct 10, 2019 · Netflix. By Manohla Dargis. Oct. 10, 2019. The King. Directed by David Michôd. Biography, Drama, History, Romance, War. R. 2h 20m. Find Tickets. When you purchase a ticket for an independently...

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  6. “The King” does a good job reinventing Shakespeare’s characters and using them to offer up a meaningful critique of imperialism and the politics of war. Full Review | Original Score: 4.5/5 | Aug...

  7. Oct 10, 2019 · Movies. Movie Reviews. Timothée Chalamet takes the throne in Netflix's blood-and-mud drama The King. By. Leah Greenblatt. Published on October 10, 2019 03:05PM EDT. Into each life, some reign...

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