A stammering performance, in a positive way

Rating: 7/10 (7 May 2011)

The trailer didn't really intrigue me, but this is a magnificent film that should not be judged by the trailers. In fact most trailers I got hyped up for disappointed me for 2010 but this one was a pleasant surprise. It isn't one of the best movie I seen for 2010 and isn't for everyone, since it lacks action and revolves around characters just talking to each other most of the time. But it's still a charming movie, despite it's main build up is trying to get a king to speak properly. This is a historical drama about King George VI having a difficult time speaking in public or giving a speech, because he has a very difficult time overcoming his stammering. Colin Firth puts on a stammering performance in this movie, and Geoffrey Rush did a excellent job as a supporting actor while playing the role of Lionel Logue. Who is the person that helps the king the best he can with the kings stammering. In order for the king's speech to be the strength of the people during difficult times. This movie didn't leave me speechless or anything like that, but it's a pretty good movie that is worth seeing at least once and the aspect of bonding and friendship is done pretty good as well. It just wasn't as riveting or moving as I thought it would be.
7.5/10