Netflix, a usurper.

Rating: 10/10 (24 March 2020)

You ask yourself, is this movie in any way different than any other modern classic?
Will it differ from its history predecessors?
A Shakespearean family tragedy of war and suffering, of life and death, of goodwill and resilience.
When you keep your mouth open throughout the thing, you know that there's something different, not partially but fully.
Chalamet(hal) gave us his greatest performance, yet its buried underneath the piles of films hollywood produced, the great cinema, the place where people go to, you forget such gems exist!
People think that when netflix produces, its an instant failure, a conspiracy that should be long forgotten.
a crazy 7.3 rating that baffled my mind, how could it be? People might not share my thoughts but a collection of details proves my point.
Directing, camera work and cinematography, acting, colors and editing, set design, a score composition that grips your heart and mind instantly, but thats not all.
An uncanny battle that puts the likes of game of thrones to shame, your heart starts beating fast, no control over your breath, you start contemplating whether you should be fighting along side the king or not!
How oh how is this movie not well recognized, i have been watching so many movies lately and I haven't felt such an urge to rewatch it seconds after it finished.
ALL HAIL THE KING!