The Favourite
History • R • 2018 • 2 hr
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Emma Stone, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz, Nicholas Hoult, Joe Alwyn
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Amazing acting, sucks you into this world and builds depth for the characters, also hilarious
Witty, beautifully shot, well acted story telling. The three main actresses are all incredible in this masterful period piece.
Costumes and actresses are amazing and the story is pretty interesting too.
Abigail's final realization made me go damnnn, an acting so powerful that she can convey all that with only a side view expression
The three main actresses are marvellous. Never thought Emma Stone would be in a period movie but she does a really good posh British accent.
Everything about this movie is so perfect!
Strategic power struggle between the queen of England and her 2 handlers during the war against the French. Smart, tense and highly stylized
Hilarious! A masterpiece by a creative director who has developed his own unusual and refreshing style of filmmaking!
The power struggle between women with very different motives is highly entertaining. It’s witty, unusual, and well-acted.
My fav film of the 21st century. Every department did their job to perfection in making this. Can’t fault them and it’s bloody entertaining.
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