The life of the plot aristocracy sounds enviable, and they are able to decide the rise and fall of a country
They live a life of luxury and carefree every day.
However, the life of the nobility was not without its troubles.
The lives of the rich are enviable, but their troubles are unbearable for ordinary people.
George VI, the protagonist of the film, is an example of this.
Although he is the king of the world's most powerful empire, ruling a quarter of the world's population, he also faces many unimaginable troubles, one of the most important of which is stuttering!Yes, the king actually stuttered.
Stuttering may not be a big problem for ordinary people, but for a ruler, stuttering is a fatal flaw because it weakens the prestige of the empire and negatively affects the country.
As George VI said, "My voice represents the whole country, the people of the whole country, but I cannot put it out of my mouth".
It's a real irony.
But unfortunately, his brother was an incompetent.
Historically, Edward VIII was a romantic and free man, he fell in love with beauty but not the country, and was the prince charming in the hearts of countless women, but he was also hated by everyone.
When we are young, we often want men to give up everything for women, how romantic it seems.
However, it is only now that we have discovered that such people are really irresponsible.
So George VI's position as king was actually a critical order.
One day, Albert came home and wanted to hug his beloved daughter, but before he could stretch out his arm, she said to him, "Your Majesty."
Seeing his daughter salute him respectfully, Albert fell into deep thought.
George VI was an incompetent man in his early days, stemming from his upbringing and childhood nightmares that caused him to stutter, a problem that was difficult to overcome.
Every time he gave a speech in public, the image of his stuttering made him feel ashamed and became the object of laughter.
It was the time of World War II, the situation in various countries was dire, and as a true leader, George VI was under tremendous pressure, and he aspired to become an outstanding king and lead the country out of the war.
However, the image of a stutterer undermined his self-confidence and lost people's trust.
In order to help her husband overcome his stuttering, George VI's wife, Elizabeth, sought out a famous doctor and eventually found a brilliant and unique linguist.
In the end, with the help of this ** division, George VI continued to surpass himself, break the silence of the past, overcome his own shortcomings, and become a great king in the minds of the people.
Overall, "The King's Speech" is a story that forces the king who ascends to the throne to constantly overcome his own flaws for the sake of national honor and the people.
It has been said that The King's Speech is successful not only because it restores history, but also because it contains spirit and culture.
Maybe when I watched "The King's Speech" for the first time, I felt that the story was flat, slow-paced, and did not have a strong visual impact, but as long as you calm down, you will find that there are many stories in this movie that are worth reflecting on for modern people.
"The King's Speech" uses a fragmented narrative to divide the story into multiple segments
Each clip sets up suspense and enhances the look and feel of the plot.
The audience can clearly see the distress, anxiety and growth of George VI at different points in time, which is vividly displayed.
This unusual approach to storytelling is able to stimulate the audience's desire to explore and increase their interest in continuing to **.
In addition, this technique also gives the whole film a sense of drama and oppression.
The fragmented narrative makes the plot of "The King's Speech" more complex and layered, and provokes the audience to think.
A miniature lens is a technique of focusing on local details, which can magnify the matter of concern to the viewer, making it more prominent and eye-catching
In the film "The King's Speech", the miniature lens is mainly used to show the facial expressions and hand movements of the protagonist George VI, especially in the speech scene that is about to end, the movements and expressions of the protagonist are more obvious.
This allowed the audience to better take on the role and clearly feel the tension and emotional fluctuations of George VI during his speech.
As a result, the audience becomes closer to the protagonist and has a special emotional connection, which can thrill them and be confused by George VI's words.
That's the most appealing thing about The King's Speech.
In addition, the miniature lens can also bring out the climax of the film, which can be used appropriately in key scenes to make the climax more appealing.
This shows the intentions and exquisite skills of the director team, after all, the use of miniature lenses is not arbitrary, and the director team needs to make an accurate plan and have technical guidance that understands this technology.
The appearance of miniature lenses makes the whole film full of artistic sense, becoming one of the emotional expressions and highlights of the film, adding color to the film.
Throughout life's journey, The King's Speech shows us the power of faith and responsibility as the key elements that drive people to success
Courage is their sword to break through difficulties, always accompanying them forward.
Many things in the world are not perfect, and many things do not work out the way we would like them to be.
Like George VI, he has always had regrets.