One note waste of time

Rating: 3/10 (8 February 2020)

I was looking forward to this movie because it promised to basically be an expansion of the story most people know from Shakespeare's Henry V. Unfortunately it is a one note waste of the viewers time.
Historically inaccurate in a number of different ways. I get annoyed with Falstaff being the one genius who puts the strategy of Agincourt together (not only is that crazy, but Falstaff only existed in Shakespeare's plays, not in the real world), that the king fights on the field in complete absence of the Royal Guard, and that the various embellishments like single combat to settle wars.
The real problem is that it is a one note work. The same dull droning music plays throughout, mumble whispering is the order of the day for every scene, and there is no emotions portrayed except, well, sort of a cross being ennui, fatalism and this is the first reading of the work. Every has this same emotional note for everything, whether they are riding into battle, eating dinner, ordering people to be executed or...well everything.
What a dull waste of time.