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US Mall 1 - Elizabeth (1998)
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List Price: $14.95
Our Price: $2.42
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Manufacturer: Polygram USA Video
Starring: Fanny Ardant, Richard Attenborough, Cate Blanchett, Kathy Burke, Eric Cantona
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Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786305358565
Format: Closed-captioned
ISBN: 6305358567
Label: Polygram USA Video
Manufacturer: Polygram USA Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Polygram USA Video
Release Date: 1999-09-14
Running Time: 124
Studio: Polygram USA Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1998-11-06
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Summary: Elizabeth
Comment: It has been about 4 days since I have seen the movie and can't remember that much about this one. I guess that tells how much I liked the movie. It was ok and the special effects were ok as well. I would however recommend Elizabeth: The Golden Age over this one anytime. I still would recommend buying the cheapest version of either movie since I don't think you will remember either one for a long time. I did give the Golden Age higher marks as it did have a better storyline.
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Summary: Amazing movie
Comment: Cate Blanchett does an amazing job as Queen Elizabeth. This movie focuses on young Elizabeth, following her unlikely rise to power and her struggle to hold on to her crown. This movie does take some liberties with the truth and plays with the debate of if Elizabeth was really a virgin or not. But the essence of who Princess/Queen Elizabeth was and what it was like for her to fight for her crown is captured in this amazing movie. All the actors did a fantastic job and thi smovie has exceptional replayability. I've watched it numerous times. I highly recommend this for anyone who is a fan of this era or a fan of Cate Blanchett. She does a fantastic job. Completely believable as the young Elizabeth.
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Summary: "Elizabeth" reigns supreme on film.
Comment: Every aspect of this film is flawless. All period films should use this one as an example of how to bring history to life.
I can't speak much about the plot that hasn't already been discussed to death here and Amazon itself has done a decent job recapping the basics of this story. I'll resort to my simple Hits and Misses on this one:
The HITS:
1. This film is flawlessly acted by all. While Cate Blanchett dominates the screen and well-earned her Oscar nomination that year, Geoffrey Rush and the suburb, but under appreciated Sir Richard Attenborough (The Great Escape, A Passage To India and Jurassic Park) are outstanding in their supporting roles as is the rest of the terrific cast.
2. Exquisite photography, costume design, and settings bring this period piece to life. No detail seems missed. The audience is immersed in the era.
3. Historically speaking, the film is rather accurate although the whole situation with Elizabeth's lover is conjecture base upon quite a lot of hearsay (but may be correct).
4. This film is lovingly directed. The director let's the plot and the actors actually tell the story in a fashion that is unobtrusive.
5. The script is pure gold and provides the brilliant foundation for this outstanding film.
The Misses:
I couldn't find a thing wrong with this film. When I said it was flawless, I meant it. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Customer Rating:
Summary: very pleased with the product
Comment: the product was delivered on time, very good condition. There is nothing else that could have been done for more satisfaction.
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Summary: Excellent for Anglofiles
Comment: For those keeping up wtih the history of England this is a must have for Anglofiles. Cate Blanchett does a wonderful job (as did Helen Mirren) portraying young Queen Elizabeth.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Elizabeth
Comment: It has been about 4 days since I have seen the movie and can't remember that much about this one. I guess that tells how much I liked the movie. It was ok and the special effects were ok as well. I would however recommend Elizabeth: The Golden Age over this one anytime. I still would recommend buying the cheapest version of either movie since I don't think you will remember either one for a long time. I did give the Golden Age higher marks as it did have a better storyline.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Amazing movie
Comment: Cate Blanchett does an amazing job as Queen Elizabeth. This movie focuses on young Elizabeth, following her unlikely rise to power and her struggle to hold on to her crown. This movie does take some liberties with the truth and plays with the debate of if Elizabeth was really a virgin or not. But the essence of who Princess/Queen Elizabeth was and what it was like for her to fight for her crown is captured in this amazing movie. All the actors did a fantastic job and thi smovie has exceptional replayability. I've watched it numerous times. I highly recommend this for anyone who is a fan of this era or a fan of Cate Blanchett. She does a fantastic job. Completely believable as the young Elizabeth.
Customer Rating:
Summary: "Elizabeth" reigns supreme on film.
Comment: Every aspect of this film is flawless. All period films should use this one as an example of how to bring history to life.
I can't speak much about the plot that hasn't already been discussed to death here and Amazon itself has done a decent job recapping the basics of this story. I'll resort to my simple Hits and Misses on this one:
The HITS:
1. This film is flawlessly acted by all. While Cate Blanchett dominates the screen and well-earned her Oscar nomination that year, Geoffrey Rush and the suburb, but under appreciated Sir Richard Attenborough (The Great Escape, A Passage To India and Jurassic Park) are outstanding in their supporting roles as is the rest of the terrific cast.
2. Exquisite photography, costume design, and settings bring this period piece to life. No detail seems missed. The audience is immersed in the era.
3. Historically speaking, the film is rather accurate although the whole situation with Elizabeth's lover is conjecture base upon quite a lot of hearsay (but may be correct).
4. This film is lovingly directed. The director let's the plot and the actors actually tell the story in a fashion that is unobtrusive.
5. The script is pure gold and provides the brilliant foundation for this outstanding film.
The Misses:
I couldn't find a thing wrong with this film. When I said it was flawless, I meant it. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Customer Rating:
Summary: very pleased with the product
Comment: the product was delivered on time, very good condition. There is nothing else that could have been done for more satisfaction.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent for Anglofiles
Comment: For those keeping up wtih the history of England this is a must have for Anglofiles. Cate Blanchett does a wonderful job (as did Helen Mirren) portraying young Queen Elizabeth.
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