Young queen wants to determine her own future
Young Victoria is part court politics over the future of the young Queen Victoria (Emily Blunt) and part love story between her and Prince Albert (Rupert Friend). The movie starts when Victoria is still not an adult and everyone is trying to control her future. At one point she asks Albert if he felt like a chess piece in a game set up against him. The political part of the film is quite good while the Victoria-Albert relationship is romanticized. Overall the movie has a strong feminist theme of Victoria’s agency.<br /><br />The first part of the movie is the best. People have all kinds of plans for Victoria, who she can and can’t see, where she can go, who she will marry, etc. She’s like a pawn for all the powerful men in England who want to control the future queen. The second parties focused upon her love affair with Prince Albert. The movie portrays it as a relationship that she chose and not one that was arranged. That opens the door for all the romance as they go for walks, riding together, etc. The message was that Victoria was a woman with her own mind that determined her own future and that comes through strongly.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Jean-Marc Vall\u00e9e"], "Producers": ["Graham King", "Tim Headington", "Martin Scorsese", "Sarah Ferguson"], "Starring": ["Emily Blunt", "Rupert Friend", "Paul Bettany"], "Studio": ["Sony Pictures Entertainment"]}

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