Burn Hollywood burn! Netflix has done it again

Rating: 9/10 (3 November 2019)

A fantastic, well cast, well acted, well shot, directed re-enactment of the battle of Agincourt and the burden and sacrifice a king must undertake. The timing, editing and score in this slice of British history is on point and truly provides substance and mood. The ghostly emptiness and loss of ones self is realised all to well by the lead, "Timothée Hal Chalamet". I was pleasantly surprised to see "Joel Edgerton" as trusty friend/advisor to Henry V. Both actors gave a fantastic performance.
Hollywood, the old guard are right in seeing the demolition of what was once a stage to enchant people with true story telling. Pop corn movies have there place, but flooding the market with fantastical dross from all angles is stifling true story telling, dumbing down audiences, instead of embracing the real essence of film making, which is to be provocative, challenging educational and entertaining.
Instead we leave the cinema knowing that Captain America can now weld Mjölnir!
Roll on Netflix!!!