The movie “The King’s Speech” is a very intriguing and interesting story of the royal family. It describes the intricate relationship that exists between the members. Just as any family there are issues and problems that need to be worked out. There were several elements that make the viewer feel present in the situation developing on the screen. This is achieved through the excellent play of actors. It is possible to see how every character knows their personality and is seen as becoming one with the role. This is an important part of any dramatical performance, as the actor feels and thinks what his character would think, which makes the expression of emotion real. Another element that created a certain atmosphere about the movie was the use of music as an addition to the intensity of a situation. When Bertie had problems with his speech, the music would emphasize his pain and struggle. In addition to this there was silence, always present when Bertie was giving a public speech and could not say a word. Everyone felt negatively predisposed, judging his whole character and inner world by the outside. By personal opinion, the “speech moments” were shown too much. One time would be enough to understand what Bertie is going through. Instead a deeper look into his treatment should have been taken, focusing on the process of his mental fight. This would help the viewer to see the strength and determination of a person. It seems as if most parts of the movie show the negative side of life, how impossible it is to reach the unreachable. I think it would be most beneficial if the people experiencing this story feel motivated and supported in their beginnings and struggle for the desired goal or dream. The movie also describes how sometimes it is hard for the royal family to be under such scrutiny, to feel the overwhelming pressure and responsibility. Being such a high figure in the country, a king is judged by a lot of people. The ability to speak clearly and express own thoughts is very important, in order for people to develop an opinion about the speaking person. Comparing the life and the nuances of the royal family to that of an ordinary person, it is clear that there are many problems that are the same. Everyone is trying to find out who they are, what they are capable of and how they can better themselves. For the royal family it is much more important to develop personally, as they are responsible for running the country. For an ordinary person this would not be a cause of much pressure. But when looking at the job security, income and stability, it is easy to see that a member of the public would have many more difficulties in feeling secure. The kings and queens are very well established, so they somewhat involuntarily detach themselves from the simple folk. During sessions between Bertie and Lionel the viewer gets presented with the hardships, which Bertie experienced when his was young. He felt constant pressure from his father and felt inferior to his brother. The fact that Edward took advantage of his brother’s helpless condition, affected Bertie’s adult life. He felt judged by his father and his brother, thinking of himself as incapable of anything great. This greatly shaped his life,