The Queen
Drama • PG-13 • 2006 • 1 hr 43 min
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Helen Mirren is outstanding in her performance.
Helen Mirren at her best. An intense biopic that shows the woman and the Queen.
Gives you a deep inside view in the royal family and Helen Mirren is just amazing in it
Private lives of the Royals shown via reaction to Princess Di & to the new PM Tony Blair. Unspoken suggestion that Royal family is outmoded
This is an impressive biopic until we get to the word symbolic stuff. Outstanding acting, esp. Mirren
An acting god as a royal queen, such a great performance
Fast paced and great acting especially by Helen Mirren. The movie had some great costume and set designs which were visually appealing!
really good insight into what the Royal figure head has to endure at very key moments of her life. Helen Mirren does a great job
Decent period drama movie, worth watching
It looks like an attempt to wash the image of the British Royalty and David Cameron. Well acted but... somehow empty.
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