Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

FeistyUpper If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

kitellis-98121 If Benedict Cumberbatch had been up for an Oscar in any other year, for his masterful performance in The Imitation Game, he doubtless would have won it. But sadly for him, he was up against Eddie Redmayne in The Theory of Everything, and the result was inevitable.Redmayne's portrayal of Professor Stephen Hawking is mesmerising. He fully and completely inhabits every aspect of the character, with not a trace of his original self evident at any stage. With minimal help from the makeup department, he perfectly metamorphoses into the famously twisted shape of Hawkins, and the resemblance is uncanny. His facial ticks and mannerisms are also spot-on, and he perfectly captures the wicked twinkle in Hawkins' eyes; the eyes of a brilliant man who despite being trapped in a useless body never lost his fine sense of humour.And although Redmayne's performance is one of the greatest displays of acting skill you could hope to see, it does not eclipse the quality of the film itself, which is beautiful, touching, fascinating, funny, heart-warming, and life-affirming. It would be very hard indeed to find a better all-round piece of cinema. Every aspect of it is finely crafted perfection, from screenplay, to direction, to cinematography, to performance, to editing, to music... it is a cinematic feast; for the eyes, for the mind, and for the soul.

medx-63275 The theory of everything 8/10 My expectation was very high, i was expecting to see a perfect film From the title and the story of the film i was hoping to see a scientific film about the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his theory's, but i got sad disappointed a little bit, the film ignored so much the science and focused on drama and romance mostly which was good , it does tell an inspiring story about Stephen Hawking's personal life and struggles with his health issues Its could have been perfect if they just added some real science to this film

Majikat A truly mesmerising performance from Eddie Redmayne, who must have studied every detail to honour the now, late Stephen Hawking.Such an insight into his relentless attitude in the face of adversity, with humour kept intact, it truly proves into some of the most private matters of his life story.

Lee Sinclair Is an astonishing story filled with love and sadness but wouldn't be as great as it is without the amazing talent of Eddie Redmayne showing the true emotion that Hawking went through, with his competition of love with a woman and love of science, while also trying to fight an unstoppable disease. which this movie is definitely a show of Hawking's personal life that should be known by everyone in a way that people will respect and understand what he had went through.