The King

2019

Action / Biography / Drama / History / Romance / War

209
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 71% · 146 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 84% · 2.5K ratings
IMDb Rating 7.3/10 10 175280 175.3K

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Top cast

Timothée Chalamet as King Henry V of England 'Hal'
Robert Pattinson as The Dauphin of France
Jack Bandeira as Cambridge's Attendant
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1.22 GB
1280*534
English 2.0
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24 fps
2 hr 20 min
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2.2 GB
1920*800
English 2.0
R
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24 fps
2 hr 20 min
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6.23 GB
3840*1604
English 5.1
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24 fps
2 hr 20 min
Seeds 38

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by philippwave 7 / 10

The score is great!

The plot itself is quite entertaining but for me personally the score is the highlight of the movie as it gives it an obscure and melancholic touch. Great work by Nicholas Britell.
Reviewed by andrewpugh607 7 / 10

Historically inaccurate for no reason

Firstly the film ticks lots of boxes- acting, costumes, direction all good with a decent budget. But why another film which changes history for no actual reason. The story of Henry V needs no surgery. Without trying to sound like a history snob, Henry was 27 when he acceded the throne not 17. He had reconciled with his father. He had 3 younger brothers (born 1386,1387,1389 and 1390) and as such great material for the complex relationships of family loyalty and personal ambition. Thomas of Clarence, a suicidally brave soldier did not pre-decease his father but died in 1421 well after Agincourt. Henry Percy 'Hotspur' was over 20 years older than Henry and was not killed by him...the Dauphin did not die at Agincourt...Henry V was a seasoned warrior with the claim to the French throne ingrained in him. He was not a pacifist in any sense, that was his son Henry VI - and that is a whole other story... Anyway off my high horse. A very watchable film for non history buffs!
Reviewed by steveovell-57794 8 / 10

Shakespeare for non Shakespeare fans.

Perfect cinematography, visual effects on a cinematic scale. Performances that are emotionally engaging, the sheer beauty of it. This does not play like a Netflix movie, more like a blockbuster epic. I always engage with Falstaff in Henry V, and find the actors who portray him fascinating, and Joel Edgerton does not disappoint, this is one of his career standouts, easily his best since Warrior. Timothée Chalamet is scintillating as Hal, who goes from wayward prince to King of England in a journey that is filled with anguish, blood and grief. Netflix's best movie to date! Who cares if it's not accurate to the source material or history!

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