I
liked it very much as I was in theatre. Two days after, compiling a little what I saw on the screen, I did
not like it quite so much.
The debut is a bit confused - in the first 20 minutes I was not clear which of the three plans in time we are. Then I started to understand the times and I was eager to see what happens. And I really had what to see: twists (as Shakespeare himself would have said) every 10 minutes, so that's why the story cached me me. I left quite satisfied that I had seen a good movie.
Then thinking on it ... I realized that it is not quite so . What I saw was a historic "thriller" that presented as certain a controversial theory (attention spoiler!): In fact someone else would have written Shakespeare’s plays, he was just a front.
The debut is a bit confused - in the first 20 minutes I was not clear which of the three plans in time we are. Then I started to understand the times and I was eager to see what happens. And I really had what to see: twists (as Shakespeare himself would have said) every 10 minutes, so that's why the story cached me me. I left quite satisfied that I had seen a good movie.
Then thinking on it ... I realized that it is not quite so . What I saw was a historic "thriller" that presented as certain a controversial theory (attention spoiler!): In fact someone else would have written Shakespeare’s plays, he was just a front.