The King's Speech
Drama • R • 2010 • 1 hr 58 min
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Those who think this did Not deserve Best Picture can respectfully go Fuck themselves. I love Social Network; it’s not better than this.
Even a king needs to believe in himself, especially at the dawn of war. One of history’s unsung heroes who, himself nobody, made a somebody.
An impressive historical drama featuring unlikely friendships, the struggle to find courage, and the importance of self-teaching.
An uplifting and well written story, not as slow as you would think and really keeps you entertained
Shouldn’t be rated R. It’s just for the language. This is a the story of how George VI overcame his speech impediment and led the UK in WW2.
Enthralls me every time I watch it. Amazing portrayal of an amazing true story.
Such a heartwarming and original take on a period of time that is exploited in tv.
Very inspiring well written story. Collin Firth and Jeffery Rush bring a touching friendship to life perfectly.
Incredible acting by everybody and a well written plot that doesn't hurry or bore the viewer
An intimate and personal film about speech counsel of British King. But it is more important about friendship. Impeccable acting.
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