I personally feel that the plot is biased towards the love between life and Jane, which is relatively plain. During the period, I couldn't help but press fast forward ╮(╯_╰)╭. It is recommended because of the acting skills of Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones. Eddie showed me Hawking, and looking at him was like seeing Hawking himself. Every detail of his movements, expressions and expressions perfectly interprets the mental journey of a genius with Lou Gehrig's disease from a student to a world-renowned professor, from a healthy physique to paralyzed limbs. What surprised me is that the actress's acting skills are also superb! Like she said: I don't look like a very strong person, but I love him, and he loves me. She did what she could, and stayed with Hawking to take care of him and their children. Although it was regrettable that they parted ways in the end, she did achieve all that a woman can do as a wife and mother, a soul mate.
Lamenting that they share the joys and sorrows and blessings but can't share them. Finally, when Hawking was invited by the Queen of England to Buckingham Palace to accept the knighthood, he invited Jane, and while waiting, Jane used the corners of the skirt to clean his glasses. It's like Jane said at the time that we would use the skirt corners to wipe his glasses when we grow old together. At that moment I thought what I saw was Hawking's imagination. When they were in the garden, Hawking said, "Look at what we created," and their three children walked towards him. They watched the child, the scene slowed down here, and time stopped here. At the end, time went back to the first sight of their acquaintance, and at that moment, the heart was warm and sour and swelled.
Finally, Baidu found out that Hawking and his second wife had divorced and reconciled with Jane. . . Said I really know how to play %>_<%. Anyway, watching a movie on the bed on Christmas day, accompanied by the sound of rain outside the window, I feel pretty good ヽ(ˋ▽ˊ)ノ
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