Review of The King's Speech (2010) by Stacyshystovska — 26 Dec 2020
'The King's Speech' is a famous historical drama that was shown on the big screen in 2010. The director is Tom Hooper and the scriptwriter is David Seidler, who has become extremely famous because of his script for this movie. 'The King's Speech' is a gorgeous movie with a brilliant cast, including Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.
The main plot of the movie involves future King George IV, who has a duty towards the people and his country, because his father died and the heir to the throne, his brother, decided to abdicate. King George IV has a speech impediment from his early childhood. He has already visited many specialists, but only one will help...
It is a deeply meaningful movie about mutual understanding, a strong friendship, strength of character, duty and an effort to become better. The main character changed himself and prepared to be, on the one hand, King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions Commonwealth, and on the other hand, to be a person who could give people a new hope for the future. A well-written script gives the feeling that everything happens not just on screen, but right in front of you. Extremely realistic, very impressive.
This review of The King's Speech (2010) was written by Stacyshystovska on 26 Dec 2020.
The King's Speech has generally received very positive reviews.
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