"Dallas Buyers Club" an exceptional movie

Rating: 9/10 (10 February 2014)

"DALLAS BUYERS CLUB" is an exception movie with Oscar winning grade performances from Matthew McConaughey. It is ultimately a triumphant look at the tenacious will to live when death is waiting for you by your side. Matthew McConaughey played Ron Woodroof, a real person and a character flawed with a devil-may-care lifestyle that was carelessly lived on the fast lane. Through him, the movie takes you into the 80's and show a first person view of the milieu of HIV, its impacts on a personal and human scale and all the bigotries and greed that are either reaffirmed or evoked as a result. The battle that Woodroof won was not just against the grip of the disease, but also against a system of inappropriate control of the drug by a FDA that was driven by the drug company. In the end, the movie is a kind of tribute to those who lived and died because of the virus and it is shown through the humanity, the experience, the will and the redemption of this character, Mr. Woodroof.