The Theory of Everything - the Replication of Hawking (from Wing NG)

Rating: 8/10 (11 May 2015)

At first, I did not intend to watch The Theory of Everything, as I have seen too many film biographies, some films like The Iron Lady and The Lady in which the protagonist is similar to the real person both in shape and spirit, while some films like Hitchcock, My Week with Marilyn and Grace of Monaco are just stunts , lack of sincerity.
I also heard The Theory of Everything just focused on the love part. Although I may not completely understand A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes, and has not penetrated to the physical basis that Hawking invited the future human to attend a party, the film should not omit the part of Hawking, or he would not be the world-famous Hawking.
While then the film won the Oscar for Best Actor, and even Hawking said, "The protagonist is similar to me". I finally went to watch the movie. Of course, it is the modeling that helped Edward John David Redmayne, but the trademark glasses of Hawking was removed at least several times, therefore, what really created a real Hawking was the eyes, speaking rhythm and the simulation of muscle hardening of the actor.
When compared with "A Dangerous Method" of Keira Knightley, you will know a world of difference on the acting. Both of the characters have language and physical problems, while Keira Knightley is not more than overacted, but created the most horrible performance in history.
Love in the movie is also very unique, talking love as well as the mysteries of the universe. For example, when looking at the stars in the night, Jane thought of the Bible "In the a beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was a formless wasteland, and darkness covered the abyss. God saw that the light was good; and he separated the light from the darkness"; Hawking did not believe that there was a transcendent god. While they did not argue, but just kept the curiosity of the unknown.
Even the movie scenes are very sincere, for example when Jane went the cyclotron stairs, the lens rotated too. In addition to echoing the study of black hole of Hawking, it also can make people associate with the man-made things inspired by nature invisibly, which contains the laws of physics.
In the end, Jane was divorced from Hawking and married other. She said 'I do my best', and the audience could feel she was physically and mentally exhausted when taking care of Hawking. Hawking was silent, however the screen appears "until now, they are good friends." As it turns out, true love is not to bear but to sacrifice.
Suddenly I remembered that the real Hawking came to visit Hong Kong years ago . My friend was a reporter, and grabbed a split to ask him 'Do you believe there is a God? ' Hawking said, 'Maybe'. The scene came into my mind through memory.
In order to "turn back the clock," Hawking relies on an equation; Jane relies on being immersed in literary works of the 1920s; while I rely on my memory.