An Absolute Delight,

Rating: 9/10 (25 June 2013)

The King's Speech is a brilliant movie with a very well developed storyline and an outstanding cast that all work immensely well together. Film is considered a form of art, and this evaluates that point, the way the directing conveys the life of the Royal family, and of course the way the characters are portrayed, is very artistic, superbly made and a ton of work is put in by all. The performances are outstanding, Colin Firth delivers the role of his career, with some very dazzling acting as a stuttering King George V, he is in character in every moment, even when he is not speaking. My favourite part of the movie is the complicated, but very sweet, friendship between Bertie and Lionel Logue, there is great chemistry between Firth and Geoffrey Rush, and this movie would not have won Best Picture without these powerful characters and Oscar worthy performances. Superb and very artistic, I would recommend the King's Speech to anyone looking for a good drama or history film.
After his brother resigns in order to marry a divorced woman, Bertie is forced to become the new King of England, but must cure his speech impediment first.
Best Performance: Colin Firth