Ignoring the temptation to compare it with the 1983 version, its basic virtue remains the acting. Few scenes are just impressive as fair portraits of loneliness and illusion and apparences.
A film about aging and desillusions.
Beautiful chemistry between Ian McKellen and Anthony Hopkins, admirable work of Edward Fox as Geoffrey, provocative job of Sarah Lancashire and few crumbs about Anthony Hopkins in the role of King Lear in the recent cinema adaptation.
The precious gift - the clear - precise bitterness of final.
A precise circle of frustrations and defining of truth and a honest remind of the precious gifts of main actors.
A film about aging and desillusions.
Beautiful chemistry between Ian McKellen and Anthony Hopkins, admirable work of Edward Fox as Geoffrey, provocative job of Sarah Lancashire and few crumbs about Anthony Hopkins in the role of King Lear in the recent cinema adaptation.
The precious gift - the clear - precise bitterness of final.
A precise circle of frustrations and defining of truth and a honest remind of the precious gifts of main actors.