I like it, not just the plot

Dahlia 2022-04-20 09:01:11

There is one more movie on my favorites list, and I'm thinking, is my moving point too low?
However, I really liked this movie very much, like "A Beautiful Mind", like "I Served the King of England", like "The Master".
When I was in college, I read "A Brief History of Time", but my understanding of Hawking is limited to this. However, I have been thinking about how the smartest brain in the world can spend it. Every day, how did he gain the appreciation of the opposite sex, and what was it that supported his partner in ignoring his physical condition and his journey toward marriage?
So after watching this film, my doubts are cleared up! It turns out that Hawking is such a lovely person!
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Actually, I just want to say, thank you little freckles for his wonderful performance, let me know Hawking's greatness and loveliness, he shows the patient's life so real and heartbreaking, but it's him who let me see human nature the beautiful side. "I loved you, I tried my best..." Don't judge her with universal morality, everyone has the right to pursue happiness, Hawking can understand it, and we can all understand it!
I said this incoherently, just to express my liking for this movie. In fact, I like Eddie's performance and the director's handling of the plot rather than the movie. Unreported plot...
I can understand...

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  • Kyle 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    What the hell. The love story is simply a biography of Jane Wilde, with a chaotic perspective and inexplicably bad film.

  • Charlene 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    be touched. Imperfect love is real. A house, a strong husband who can't take care of himself, three children, a lot of paperwork... The heroine is already great enough. The actor's performance is perfect.

The Theory of Everything quotes

  • Doctor: It's called motor neuron disease. It's a progressive neurological disorder that destroys the cells in the brain that control essential muscle activity, such as speaking, walking, breathing, swallowing. The signals that muscles must receive in order to move are disrupted. The result is gradual muscle decay. Wasting away. Eventually, the ability to control voluntary movement is lost. Entirely. I'm afraid average life expectancy is two years. There's nothing I can do for you.

    Stephen Hawking: What about the brain?

    Doctor: The brain isn't affected. Your thoughts won't change, it's... just that... Well, eventually, no one will know what they are.

  • Khalatnikov: [to a room full of physicists] As you know, my field is evolution of the hot universe, the properties of the microwave background radiation and the theory of black holes. To be honest, I came here today expecting to hear a lot of nonsense. I go home disappointed. The little one here has done it! He has done it!