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Movie Review: The King (2019)

Netflix’s The King (2019), directed by David Michôd, is a gritty and grounded historical drama that reimagines the rise of King Henry V (Timothée Chalamet) from a reluctant prince to a formidable ruler. Based loosely on Shakespeare’s Henriad, the film strips away the theatrical grandeur of its source material, opting for a more subdued and realistic portrayal of medieval warfare and political intrigue.

Chalamet delivers a restrained yet compelling performance, portraying Henry as a young king burdened by the weight of the throne. His transformation from a disillusioned prince to a decisive leader is slow-burning but effective. Joel Edgerton, who co-wrote the script, shines as Falstaff, providing both wisdom and weary humor.

Robert Pattinson, though brief in screen time, steals scenes as the eccentric and taunting Dauphin of France.

Visually, the film is stunning, with muted color palettes and immersive battle sequences. The Battle of Agincourt, in particular, is raw and chaotic, capturing the brutality of medieval combat. However, the film’s pacing can feel sluggish at times, and while its revisionist approach is refreshing, some historical liberties may not sit well with purists.

Overall, The King is a somber yet engaging medieval drama with strong performances and a gritty aesthetic. Though it may lack the epic scale of similar historical films, its intimate focus on power and leadership makes it a worthy watch for fans of the genre.

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How to organize your finances for long-term stability

Financial stability long-term is a dream that some people have the privilege of enjoying. However, you can be a part of the few who enjoy a stable financial life free from daily struggles and insecurities.This doesn't come without work however, whether or not you are willing to do all that is necessary to enjoy this benefit probably would make the difference for you in the not-so-distant future.

So without much ado, or the intention to build up any unnecessary suspense… Here are my tips Organizing Your Finances For Long-term Stability.

Make sure to let your resources overlap

A lot of people have a mindset of eating today and letting tomorrow worry about itself. Even though that may be good in some sense- the idea to live in the moment free from anxiety about the future, going too far with that path will lead to an unpleasant destination. Making sure your salary/wages or income of any sort overlap would prevent the risk of a financial starvation and debt. This way you train your mind on constantly having, even though it may not be much.

This thought pattern is better than having and starving, and having and starving and all the effects that starving does to your kind psychologically- the stress, anxiety, panic, etc.

You can do this by stretching your income to go across by a week or at least a few days after when you are sure the next income arrives. This is best for individuals/families with regular and predictable income.

Savings is for the weak, live life

I almost fell into that particular school of thought. Quick story

I've been working online remotely for a while. During this period I earned about six figures monthly for three consecutive months (prior to that, I've still been earning, only not that much, that regularly). I am an avid saver, I truly believe in it and I've been able to save up a lot. I’ve been able to sponsor myself partly through school and even sending money back home to my family on several occasions, at some point placing my parents on regular stipends.

Also, I covered some household bills and even sent money to my siblings, then it happened..I got robbed one morning. It was sometime around 2am and I heard a loud bang. I heard pleading and panic, and as soon as I peeped through my window, I saw men with flash lights …Ok, I know the story is getting a bit long, Anyways if you are interested in the story, I will share it and what I ok learnt from in in another Article.

To my main reason for sharing this story, I got robbed, I lost my gadget, and as such I couldn't go online to work. I borrowed a small phone I was using to get in contact with my family and close friends. You see, the thing is I wasn't worried, I had 6 figures in savings. I just had to block my account for a while to avoid scammers accessing my accounts. Now here's the crazy thing.

When I got a new device, I found out that the company I worked for remotely announced that they are discontinuing the segment I worked for and the last pay would be for the work for the current month.

I was perplexed, but I finally came to terms with it. My savings was spent in about a month or two. I had bills pending that I had to address, like my school fees, my rent and getting a new device (a better one).

After a couple months searching, but still out of work. I felt a wave of regret. I've been benevolently giving to friends (as regards giving to family, no regrets on that, I love doing that), I didn't for once take myself out or even got myself anything nice, until I was robbed and got myself a device upgrade. This regret went on for quite a while until Iit dawned on me that I probably wouldn't have been able to settle pending bills if I hadn't saved up. It may have led to being stranded or maybe even debt- I hate debt.

My regrets slowly turned into gratitude that I actually saved. Yeah I know, this contradicts the subheading.

There's no good in debt

As you may have noticed already, I hate debt. I see no good in it, except you are one of those millionaires that are using debt as a way to avoid taxes and all of that. I personally don't understand the concept or how it works (feel free to give me a short explanation in the comments section).

All the same I don't think it is would work for a person working an average 9 to 5 job- which is a majority of the population. Debt is chains and captivity. If debt was so brilliant why do governments panic about its effects on its economy, why don't countries brilliantly use it to their advantage, why is there a whole discussion on how China and the US are using it as a method of enslaving African Countries? A lot about its brilliancy doesn't add up.

Debt is not good and it grows, a financial Cancer of some sort. If you have a business and even in your finances, do well to avoid debt. Conclusion Letting your income overlap, saving and avoiding debts are some of the points I have for now. I know, investing is not in this article, I'll do an in-depth dive into investing, I'm actually working on it, so it will be available soon.

Anyways, with these steps or better-still, ‘lifestyle’ duly followed, you will be on your way into ‘stable financial longevity’ in no distant time. Did we miss anything? Feel free to add it in the comments section, we read and answer all comments.

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