Undecided as to which is more offensive:

1. The implication that Hawking's work can only be understood, or even be relevant to us, an audience of normal dumb people, in how it validates or invalidates our concept of God.

2. The depiction of infidelity in which Jane's is fraught and melodramatic, to the point that mere knocking on another man's tent causes her husband to collapse into coma and never speak again (someone should do the math on this causality via montage) whereas Stephen's is seen as cute and inevitable (I mean, she's a nurse with red hair and boobs and she lets him read porn, why wouldn't he dissolve his marriage for her?)

Oh but it's oh so tasteful.

So this is the film we give the greatest mind of our generation?

Wow.

Dull, overly sentimental, providing only soap opera insights and saying Nothing about Everything.

Performances aside, this is nothing more than manipulative, melodramatic piffle.

And the most ironic thing is that to Jane, Stephen was more than his disease, to her it was always about the man. Too bad the film didn't follow suit.

What is this CBS in the morning  ass bullshit?

THE KING'S SPEECH SYNTHESIZER

hearing 'arrival of the birds' at the end made me burst into tears

I'm a bit divided on this film, I really loved the first hour of the film, I found Hawking's beginnings quite interesting and the love story was quite well constructed, Jones and Redmayne's chemistry was great.

My main problem with the film was the second hour, I would have liked to have seen them focus a little more on Hawking's achievements, there was never a clear conflict between the couple which left me a little confused with the final result and in general it became a bit cliche and boring.

L movie bro is a pedo

Eddie Redmayne winning best actor for this is really what he deserved!
Also that ending has my heart

The whole idea that I lived at the same time as Stephen Hawking is still baffling to me.

“while there’s life, there is hope.”

i’m not crying that’s just the entire ocean in my eyes.

- Look what we made