The first biographical movie I saw was a bit unreadable at first, and felt a little boring, but in the middle, I thought it was pretty good! Moved by Darwin's love for his daughter and persistence in biological research, I feel that this movie focuses more on Darwin's emotions and less depicts his success and career.
I feel that his success owes more to his family, and his firm belief in science. I think that the great men of that era, who can break through religious beliefs, believe in science, verify science, and write world-famous works, must also endure tremendous pain—the world’s incomprehension, the suppression of the religious world, and the dissuasion of their family members. But Darwin rejected the idea that God created creatures and firmly established his own concept of "Origin of Species", which allowed this theory to be passed on to later generations and to remain famous forever.
There is a price to be paid for success.
A very good biography film.
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