Diana

The film chronicles the final two years of Princess Diana's life, focusing on her secret love affair with Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan. It explores the intense media scrutiny she faced and her attempts to live a more private life away from the public eye. The narrative culminates with her tragic death in a car crash in Paris.

Diana received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and was a box office disappointment. It was widely criticized for its inaccurate portrayal of Diana, a weak script, and Naomi Watts's performance, which many felt was unconvincing. Audiences also largely rejected the film, finding it to be a melodramatic and disrespectful depiction of a beloved public figure.

• Criticized for its poor historical accuracy and speculative portrayal of Diana's personal life.

• Naomi Watts's performance was seen as a weak imitation rather than a genuine portrayal of Princess Diana.

• The film was deemed a melodramatic and uninspired attempt to capitalize on Diana's tragic story.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a strong sentiment that the film was disrespectful to Princess Diana's memory and inaccurately depicted her relationships and personality. Many viewers felt the movie was slow, boring, and sensationalized her private life without adding any meaningful insight.

Naomi Watts has stated that she felt a significant sense of responsibility and pressure portraying Princess Diana, going so far as to say it was 'terrifying' to take on the role.