Typical Sunday afternoon movie

Rating: 5/10 (15 June 2013)

The King's speech" is a type of movie you can watch at Sunday afternoon after lunch . When the ending credits will appear,you will be probably sleeping at that time . When you wake up you won't even remember what kind of movie you were watching . You will move on with your life just like nothing had happened at all.
This movie is neither funny or sad . It isn't boring , but it isn't very interesting either. It isn't empty , but it's not too deep either . I can't say it's a bad movie , but I can't say it's a good movie either . For me a good movie is something that stays with you . Something that makes you think or makes you cry or laugh . I like movies that I can remember despite I haven't seen them for long time.
"The King's speech" is a "meh" movie for me . I don't necessary regret watching it , but I've got a feeling that I could use my time more wisely . The movie was mildly interesting and I'm sure that after few days I will forget about it completely.
Colin Firth , Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter were all great. They deserve their awards. "TKS" is nicely photographed by Danny Cohen . The costumes and art-direction are top-notch. The screenplay and direction aren't bad , but I don't think they deserved the Oscar nominees.
Overall this movie is not a disaster , but it certainly didn't deserve the title of "The best movie of 2010". I give it 5/10.