Overrated and overhyped

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

I found this series really good and thoroughly enjoyable. The acting was excellent and portrayed Elizabeth York as a young, innocent girl who was the "pawn" in her mother's plan, ( and Margaret Beaufort), to restore a country where war had ravaged the land and left very little for the people to build on. Women during this period were seen as "man's provider" - very few women ran their own household or owned land/property. This was a man's world and women had to do as they were told.

I read some harsh critics before writing this. However, I personally love this more than The White Queen. Because I can feel the greater role and impact of Lizzie's compared to her mother's in the previous part. Some people wondered why the characters changed so much from who they were. I think it is natural transformation when you are under the desire of power or revenge. I admire Lizzie for her wisdom and sympathize with her dilemma, standing between her past and future. There are a lot of plots which occupy me completely. And a lot of situations making me feel lucky to be a civilian.

I think the majority of complaints have been covered but.... While I don't mind the change in actors and actresses, I mind the silly time scale. Characters who appeared to be 20 at most in the previous season are now 45 at least! This has been touted as a 'feminine drama '. Strong female leads. Strong female storylines. Etc etc. Yet the aging process appears to have been most unkind to the women. Why are male characters allowed to age 'normally' while female characters have this silly , over the top jump in age that is very distracting?

I watched The White Queen and, as french, I really loved it. The series taught me a lot about British history, The White Princess too. The two casts were really excellent. I do like the very good actress Jodie Comer and I have been very impressed by her performances in Thirteen or Doctor Foster. In The White Princess, Jodie Comer is good, as always but my souvenirs brought me back to The White Queen and to the the surprise I had with ex-Princess Elisabeth actress Freya Mavor. Even if Miss Comer is full of talent, she has not the natural class, the aristocratic coldness, the distant beauty of Miss Mavor. There are certainly reasons we do not know for this change, even if Freya Major had not a main role in 2013, the force of The White Queen was the excellent quality of the full cast. I loved The White Queen, I liked the White Princess, that is the difference. If the production had continued I am convinced this second part of the War of Roses would have been really better.