Firebrand

Crítico en audiencia: La manera en que se desarrolla la historia es inteligente, ya que cualquier punto importante, se explota y se desmenuza para lograr causar intriga a los eventos que probablemente ya pudimos conocer y no se deja llevar por acontecimientos con poca relevancia; todo esto genera una apreciación visual por la parte de la ambientación y el vestuario que logra remontarnos a aquellas épocas.

The lack of any historical accuracy is what kills this, not the strong work from the cast.

It portrays skillfully the terror of being at the mercy of a madman's whim

Dark and tense, with a fantastic performance by Jude Law. I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.

Went in not expecting much, but excellent movie, really enjoyed it. Jude Law and Alicia Vikander were excellent. If you love history and the lead up to the first and second and one of the greatest queens of England, then this is the movie. Actually even if you don't love history, the drama was excellent.

He changed the ending. No she didn’t kill Henry. How dare they mess with or suggest an alternate with history. Henry died of blood poisoning. He was huge and no man or woman could’ve choked him. Don’t believe it. Shame on them 🤦🏻‍♀️

Do we really see what the past has to offer us as an opportunity to notice what works and what does not? Numero Uno: Can we please just drop the need to hold power over others. It is suffocating and outdated. We can do better and we should be more aware. The we includes me.

I love this point in history & studied it. I think you probably would enjoy this movie greatly by coming to it with a working knowledge of all the Tudors because it begins as if you do. Because of that many won’t LOVE it especially in the US where I am since historical education is not of much interest to so many here. It’s a shame. Excellent film.

Vikander and Law really carry this kinda conventional historical piece

Jude Law's Henry is tyrannical, dying, and gripped by jealousy and physical agony. It's a nice bookend when contrasted with Richard Burton's portrayal of the King in "Anne of a Thousand Days". If you appreciate the Tudor Dynasty you will enjoy the movie despite the historical liberties taken. After all, it's just a flick! The cast is great. I never heard of Anne Askew before watching this. I had to stop the movie and read up on her before I could finish watching. That's worth the price of admission alone.