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The Theory of Everything2014 | James MarshStephen Hawking gets unprecedented success in the field of physics despite being diagnosed with motor neuron disease at the age of 21. He defeats awful odds as his first wife Jane aids him loyally.
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| Niels Risgaard Hansen 2025-04-22 |  |
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The Theory of Everything is a beautiful and moving film that truly touched me. Watching the physical decline of the brilliant Stephen Hawking unfold on screen is both heartbreaking and inspiring. The story focuses more on the personal and emotional journey of Hawking and his wife Jane, rather than the science itself—which, as a bit of a nerd, left me wishing for just a little more scientific depth. Eddie Redmayne delivers an absolutely stunning performance as Stephen Hawking. The way he embodies the physical transformation with such precision and emotion is nothing short of extraordinary. It’s no surprise he won the Oscar for Best Actor. Felicity Jones also shines as Jane Hawking, portraying her with such warmth and strength that you can’t help but feel deeply for her. Though mostly a romantic drama, there are a few lighthearted moments sprinkled throughout. One of my favorites was Jane’s clever remark after Stephen got his first text-to-speech device—it genuinely made me laugh out loud. If you're interested in Stephen Hawking’s personal story or just enjoy a well-crafted docudrama, this movie is definitely worth your time. |
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