And I didn't feel anything

Rating: 7/10 (2 May 2008)

Right is to say that this Elizabeth's delivery isn't so perfect or lovely like the last one making by Blanchett-Kapur couple. In fact,the film doesn't have great techniques faults (planes are useful and them are coordinated with a shaking edition) and also has good performances that getting capture from the very beginning, each player did a good role, but even this qualities it doesn't exists a feeling or something that causes audience being in contact with story.
I don't know if the problem was the freedom about history that takes Kapur at the time he writes the story or the turn that takes the script during the presentation of facts of the battle between England and Spain that converts the film in a noir movie full of betrayals and with a story of love that makes incredible and less coherent the Elizabeth's role that had shone a lot with her innocence and love affairs during the last movie.
Only a last thing I have to say. After this frustrated history try, but good show of technique, I came out of cinema thinking about I had seen a really well done film but it didn't made me feel anything and this is his worst fault.