Maybe it's because I'm also a woman, I really appreciate and admire Jane's task. At the beginning, she clearly knew that the future would be very difficult, or that there was no future, but she resolutely chose love; when the passion subsided and the hormones subsided a little in life, she gave up her own happiness again for the sake of responsibility or family love, He chose to accompany him and help him stand up again. Perhaps for the world, Hawking is a great man who cannot be measured by individual values, but from the side of the movie, Jane is even greater, loyal to her own feelings, loyal to her beliefs and responsibilities, taking on her husband, The father, mother, and wife also take on the responsibility of a caregiver. Jane can be said to have completely given up on herself for the sake of her family, but her efforts are not in the spotlight, she is consuming herself bit by bit and losing herself. Fortunately, she could finally find love and find herself.
Hawking has always admired him, not to say that he has read any works, but to look at it from a person's point of view, from the perspective of life. People who have such huge disasters in their lives live so optimistically, so hard, and even a little bit. The feeling of gaming life. In the movie, aside from his academics, I actually think that sometimes, he is still a little selfish. After all, he was willing to give up Jane after he found another destination. Of course, my thoughts may be a little too romantic and ideal.
Other things, like Hawking and his roommate in the movie, the relationship between teachers is also very warm and beautiful.
The music and scenes in the film are very classical, and the British campus really makes people yearn for that era, that campus.
The thing that moved me the most in the film was Jane's "I have loved you" or when Jane was holding the spelling board with a firm gaze and Hawking couldn't speak.
Overall, this love movie is quite remarkable in all aspects, and I highly recommend everyone to watch it.
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