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Rating: 8/10 (16 February 2015)

The Theory of Everything
The reason women dig guys in wheelchairs is because they get to board the plane first.
Mind you, it could be the intellect of the mobilized virtuoso in this drama that attracts the opposite sex.
Shortly after meeting Jane Wilde (Felicity Jones) at Cambridge, astrophysics student Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) succumbs to ALS, and slowly begins losing control of his muscles.
Despite a bleak prognosis, Jane stays with Stephen, and the two defy his two-month life expectancy indefinitely.
Years on, their marriage, their children and Stephan's bestseller begin to drive a wedge between the pair – as does his weakening health and his wandering eye.
A mesmerizing romance complemented by elegant cinematography and two formidable performances, The Theory of Everything is a poignant adaptation of Jane's own book about her marriage to the famed theoretical physicist.
Incidentally, how does GPS have so many voice options but Stephen Hawking still only have one?
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