Phenomenal

Rating: 9/10 (17 January 2014)

Every few years we come across a movie that provides us with more than what we can take in. Make no mistake, Dallas Buyers Club is one. It is unlike other similar films where the protagonist who deals with a deadly disease and tries to overcome it with sex or ticking boxes on their bucket list. We can expect a few scenes that are mainstream in these kind of movies but don't take this movie for granted.
Matthew McConaughey impresses you so much that you actually start to question if it is indeed him. He fits the profile perfectly and I loved the way his physical appearance keeps changing throughout the movie but his acting remains A+.
The movie makes us think about us as human beings and how death can motivate someone so much that it makes a huge difference on the society. If someone with very less time on his hands can achieve something so big and win so many hearts, what are we all doing with our lives? This movie plants that question deep inside our thoughts.
I loved how they didn't exactly kill him off on screen towards the end of the movie like all these movies usually do. I needed some time alone after watching this movie. I would recommend everyone to watch this movie and think about making this world a better place.