Matthew McConaughey's Career Best Performance

Rating: 10/10 (4 July 2015)

I have witness many Matthew McConaughey films such as A Time To Kill,How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,Failure to Launch and Fool's Gold.Never have I been convinced that he has great acting ability and that he relied mainly on his good looks to make a name in Hollywood until I have seen Dallas Buyers Club.
In it,McConaughey has to lose 47 pounds and has to keep away with his great looks as well as his charisma as he needs to look skinny and gaunt when he portrays a person who contracted HIV and would soon be dying of AIDS in Ron Woodroof.Basically,there is nothing left for him except to show the viewer that he indeed can carry a movie using his acting ability alone rather than his charismatic and muscular looks.And he indeed succeeded.
The story written by Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack involves about Ron Woodroof,who tried to treat himself with unapproved pharmaceutical drugs without F.D.A. approval and distributed them to his fellow people who contracted H.I.V. virus and who are soon dying of A.I.D.S. during the 1980's when knowledge about the disease and how to combat it are lacking. Together,they formed the "Dallas Buyers Club".
As mentioned,McConaughey provided a great character performance which could probably be considered his career best.This alone could be a reason to merit an excellent rating and great reason to watch the film.In addition to that,it is also a relevant film about the A.I.D.S. epidemic as well as the A.I.D.S. and H.I.V. virus that does not involve queers and gays alone.Finally,it provides the viewer lots of knowledge about the subject matter both in the past and the present about it.