‘The Young Victoria’ is grounded by dull history
By DFCS on Thursday, 24th December 2009
‘The Young Victoria’ is grounded by dull history | 
How do you make an engaging film about a queen who lent her name to an era known primarily for stuffiness and repression? By adding a little blood and sex, and hoping for the best. At least, that’s the approach “The Young Victoria” tries, and the result is something akin to a tidy museum exhibit.
Tags: Emily Blunt, The Young Victoria
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