Strong and Moving!

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Three movies so far have actually made me cry. Titanic by James Cameron, Hachi: A Dog's Tale by Lasse Hallström, and finally this one. Such a touching, moving and impressive piece of art. I do not care about objectivity, this movie is oscar movie is worth 11 out of 10I have never seen such a incredible fusion between documentary, biography, drama and romance movie, just remarakble. Not to mention extraordinarily acting done by Eddie Redmayne, his one face expression, without saying a single word, has told literally a thousand things. Telling such a incredible story with primary use of face expression is surely quite a challenge, and it's just perfect. The storytelling and the way characters are being elaborated is terrific and pretty accurate.Anyone who has basic knowledge and is interested (loves) in physics, particularly cosmology, and is familiar with dr. Hawkings work and his life (has read The brief history of time and The theory of everything) CAN NOT STAY lukewarm and listless.Objectively, this is a excellent oscar worth movie.Subjectively speaking, as a physics enthusiast, both this movie and Genius TV series are pure masterpieces."We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet of a very average star. But we can understand the Universe. That makes us something very special."

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

When there's life there's hope, this changed my thinking and my life too.

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.