The Theory of Everything and its brilliance

Rating: 9/10 (26 February 2015)

Unabashedly sweet and gentle, "The Theory of Everything" casts a warm glow on the personal life of physicist Stephen Hawking.
From what I've read about Stephen and his marriage to Jane Wilde, some of what actually occurred may be softened quite a bit here. Still, the movie glows with passion and sympathy for its characters, and it has a phenomenal performance by Eddie Redmayne ("Les Misérables"). The screenplay is based on Jane's book "Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen."
"The Theory of Everything" is a great parallel between Stephen Hawking's declining health, his success as an author, lecturer, and scientist,and his marriage to Jane Wilde.
Eddie Redmayne, who has recently won an Oscar for his brilliance in "The Theory of Everything", from the beginning exhibits the early on comings of ALS long before he is diagnosed formally. His ability to mimic and imitate these on comings enable Redmayne to display his incredible ability to portray such a brilliant mind such as Hawking.
"The Theory of Everything" has such a great parallelism, heart, and emotion as both Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones portray the brilliant mind of Stephen Hawking and his wife and caretaker, Jane Wilde.