The Last Duel

It's a good movie. There are no questions for the team working on the films. Jodie Comer has now been added to her favorite actors.
The only complaint is about the summons. Another movie where men are unreasonable, selfish, etc. I do not deny in any way that the problems indicated in the film were and will be, and they need to be solved and they are being solved. But to see such a performance in every movie? Is this really the path that people should follow?

It's the same as if they were making films now, where the audience is told over and over again that the instigators of the war are immoral freaks. But normal people understand this anyway. Normal people don't care WHO, they care HOW TO STOP IT. There are freaks (on both sides of the floor) in the world, the problem is deeper. In this case, the purpose of the film should have been to instill sanity in people, so that a generation of even better people than we are now would be raised, in order to avoid, for example, the same new wars.
As in the case of those problems that have been unobtrusively demonstrated to us in recent years in every film, we need to take it deeper and hit it there, at the source, and not remind everyone and everything, often indiscriminately, which men are goats.
In general, this particular film should have been shown sooner / later, because this is a story and we need to take lessons from it, but not now, because this is oil on fire, not a source of problems. Peace and love to all. Thank you.

The film is strong. I really liked the acting of the young, aspiring star Jodie Comer, and of course, the men sharing the frame with her are talented.
Yes, Ridley was scolded that the equipment was not like that, they did not wear such helmets, but it did not even catch his eye. On the contrary, only a very interesting technique with three branches of events caught my eye, first you observe everything from the husband's side, he is all such a noble, kind, good husband, then from the opponent's side, he is the same in principle as in Margarita's view, callous, cruel and selfish, all for justice Honor, he believes in God, and a priori I can't help but want his women. It is only towards the end of the film, when the events are revealed from the wife's side, that you realize how different the views of this event are from different sides, and how terrible this whole situation is.
Even by the last frame, when everything seems to have ended well, it does not get easier, especially after the heavy breathing of the main character, only the look at the child, so bright and kind, pleases and gives hope.
You need to watch.

If we omit some inaccuracies in the execution of historical details, in the last half hour there was only one thought - "This girl is a greater aristocrat than all the others, even more noble. And a bigger man than all men, even her husband")))) The film as a whole is great!

An excellent director, an excellent plot, excellent scenery, excellent shooting, but ... It's probably not for nothing that Damon was not voiced by his usual Kharlamov in our box office, so as not to aggravate the feeling that the fool was wearing armor, Damon was not at all suitable for his role, however, like Affleck.

The film is for an amateur, for me personally, I could barely stand it and watched it to the end.

Not so chic, the reaction is restrained. But comparing is a stranger.The covenant with this is almost a masterpiece, because he generally made me disappointed in the director...

Choosing a score for this film was quite difficult.

Now about everything in order:
At first, the film seemed incredibly boring, despite my love for the medieval era. However, this is to be expected from films that tell about the same events several times. By the middle of the story, on Le Gris's part, I was drawn into the plot.
I must say right away that I didn't really like the main characters. Matt Damon in this role caused only disgust (if that was the intention, then bravo. if not, then a puncture, guys). Adam Driver, except for a beautiful face, did not catch anything either (a kind of fourteenth-century playboy).
Perhaps only Alex Lowther as the king and Jodie Comer surprised me with their rather good performance.

The very idea of the film is as simple as it is incredible! As they say, simplicity is beauty.
The picture is about how differently we all perceive and see the same situation. (I always like to repeat that a person hears and sees only what he wants)
Each person perceives the situation in their own way, due to their worldview and upbringing, therefore I am not in a hurry to draw hasty conclusions, and sometimes I prefer to remain silent in my statements than to express the dissatisfaction boiling inside. So it is here: the viewer sees three completely different views on violence and the events that preceded it. And what just took me out in this dark Middle Ages is that the rapist, in fact, does not even understand what he is guilty of.

The visual range and musical accompaniment of the painting are a delight for the eyes and ears.

The film could have been safely cut in half, the idiotic move with the division into chapters with opinions was not appreciated, because the same thing is shown, no intrigue, both chapters clearly show what an asshole Darth Vader is.