I got back from a trip to London yesterday and how fitting that I share these two amazing movies with you. I don't know why but the last 2 weeks I have somewhat been in a costume drama mood.
I had seen this movie before but I am so glad I re-watched Elizabeth because it is an amazing movie. Cate Blanchett: I have no words for how deep she takes the character.
Everything about this movie captivates you from the first moment of the movie until the very end. Seeing the journey of not only England but a young woman taking the throne. A must watch.
And I also finally got around watching Elizabeth The Golden Age. Yet again breathtaking and devastating. A more aged queen and her struggle between being a woman, queen, a warrior, a friend and so many more things.
xoxo
Ramona
I had seen this movie before but I am so glad I re-watched Elizabeth because it is an amazing movie. Cate Blanchett: I have no words for how deep she takes the character.
Everything about this movie captivates you from the first moment of the movie until the very end. Seeing the journey of not only England but a young woman taking the throne. A must watch.
And I also finally got around watching Elizabeth The Golden Age. Yet again breathtaking and devastating. A more aged queen and her struggle between being a woman, queen, a warrior, a friend and so many more things.
"It begins with a journey. You
must cross an ocean.
Can you imagine - can you feel -
what it is to cross an ocean? For
weeks you see nothing but the
horizon. All round you. Perfect,
and empty. Your ship is small -
tiny - a speck in such immensity.
You live with fear, in the grip
of fear - fear of storms, fear of
sickness on board, fear of the
immensity. What if you never
escape? How can you escape?
There's nowhere to go. So you
must drive your fear down, deep
into your belly, and study your
charts, and watch your compass,
and pray for a fair wind - and
hope.
Pure naked fragile hope, when all
your senses scream at you, Lost!
Lost! Imagine it. Day after day,
staring west, the rising sun on
your back, the setting sun in
your eyes, hoping, hoping -
At first it's no more than a haze
on the horizon, the ghost of a
haze, the pure line corrupted.
But clouds do that, and storms.
So you watch, you watch.
Then it's a smudge, a shadow on
the far water. For a day, for
another day, the stain slowly
spreads along the horizon, and
takes form - until on the third
day you let yourself believe. You
dare to whisper the word - land!
Land. Life. Resurrection. The
true adventure. Coming out of the
vast unknown, out of the
immensity, into safe harbour at
last. That - that - is the New
World." - Sir Walter Raleigh
xoxo
Ramona
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