The film uses an elegant rhythm to describe the family and love of the science giant. As a result, we saw the high-spirited Hawking and the beautiful Cambridge campus during his student days. This quiet narrative style has always supported the entire movie, and the BG is also quite in place, comfortable and not too overwhelming.
The first expected conflict came when Hawking was disheartened when he learned that he had ALS. The love of the last two people supported Hawking and this medical miracle. However, the tone of the whole film does not stop there. There is nothing wrong with the translation of this film as "The Equation of Love" before. I haven't seen the original biography written by Hawking's ex-wife, so I don't know if the show was written by a lady with a Ph.D.
But this turned into an embarrassment or a bad hint. The most fascinating dramatic conflict in Hawking's biographical films is, of course, the extreme contradiction between an imprisoned body and an infinite mind. It is puzzling that the entire film ignores Hawking's truly great scientific exploits in such difficult circumstances. Not only that, the description of Hawking's difficulties in the whole film is like a touch of water, and the description of the results of his academic research is even more understated, which is a problem of film technique.
Hawking has been described as a genius, which is not a problem. But then more and more people feel that although Hawking is unfortunate, there is a timely appearance of a wife who loves him and various suitable props (including wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs, writing boards, automatic synthetic speech systems, etc.) and various With awards coming one after another, such a cleaning arrangement is unnerving.
It's not fair. Even if Hawking wasn't such a gentleman in and out of life, it wouldn't be fair as a biopic. Maybe the big names working hard in the film circle really have a hard time understanding the rigor of pure theoretical research. Maybe some viewers with a voyeuristic mind also like to watch all kinds of gossip about famous people. Maybe at that time, Jane didn't have much energy to care about her husband. Academic research, perhaps the film's fear of possible obscure theories as a threshold for IQ at the box office.
In any case, The Theory of Everything is a story of love despite all its imperfections.
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