![]() ![]() The Theory of Everything (2015)Īs essential as science and mathematics were to ‘Hidden Figures’ and ‘The Theory of Everything’, so was the eternal struggle in life. The real-life story of a struggling salesman, beating racial epithets and defining new achievements through determination and perseverance is akin to the one we witnessed in ‘Hidden Figures’ and certainly one to remember. The beauty with which it was acted and the depictive way it was shot gives way to the entitlement of Will Smith to a thousand Oscars. The scene where Chris Gardener gets the job, after an extraneous internship, and proceeds to become “one of them”, is the perfect juxtaposition of art and human emotion. Much like the persecuted and down-looked women in ‘Hidden Figures’, Turing fights the narrow-minded, frivolous society with his prodigal, god-gifted talents and puts them to great use. His imitation of Turing, right from his constricted and uneasy body language to his soaked up shoulders and a face bereft of happiness, is sublime. Benedict Cumberbatch gives another endearing and professional performance that solidifies his status as a regarded thespian. ‘The Imitation Game’ sets things right and explores his vanguard role in winning the war. The Imitation Game (2014)Īlan Turing’s contribution to science and mathematics, and to Britain in the second world war, is surprisingly unheralded. Chris Evans certainly delivers the performance of his career and keeps on improving and putting himself at a distance from his image as Captain America. He talents eventually catch up with her as her rich and protective grandmother returns to the scene to embroil the family into a legal battle. Frank Adler is survived through his niece (which we don’t know at first), Mary, who is a genius and proves to be a menace for children her age. ‘Gifted’, though, takes an entirely different route and impresses with an endearing and charming story about the troublesome relationships a family of extraordinary women shares. ![]() Generally, structural tropes and star appeal prison and subvert directors and the real story to the whims of the audience. It is not often that a movie as predictable and generic as ‘Gifted’ can surprise and leave you speechless. Read More: Movies Like The Princess Bride 6. Despite that, it remains an enjoyable film and another testament to Dev Patel’s range as an actor. The film, disappointingly so, vaguely touches on the issues of racial discrimination and bias that Ramanujan had to face, similar to the extraordinary women in ‘Hidden Figures’. Starring Dev Patel as the obscure genius, the film charts his journey from a downtrodden godman to a fellow of eminence at the Trinity College. And ‘The Man Who Knew Infinity’ made a solid effort at remedying that notion. Ramanujan’s pioneering contribution to modern-day mathematics. Very few people in the world are aware of Mr. Seemingly depressed and frustrated with the state of affairs, Precious decides to follow in the footsteps of her teacher and make something out of her life. Adapted from the novel of the same name, it deals with the story of a sixteen-year-old black woman, who is overweight and is subject to abuse by her mother. ‘Precious’ probably comes the closest to ‘Hidden Figures’ in terms of its personality and underlying themes. Even though Morgan Freeman’s timid performance was a disappointment, the film’s relentless pace and inspiring series of events make sure that the film is as enjoyable as it would have been otherwise. Nailing the Afrikan accent, Damon practically becomes Francois Pienaar as he is shouldered with bringing together players of different races for his country. Invictus (2009)įor all of Jimmy Kimmel’s sniding and belittling remarks about Damon’s ability as an actor, ‘Invictus’ proves how good he is. The performances surely elevate the movie’s emotional appeal and the ensemble makes sure you’re hooked to the story at all times. Through the changing tones of the film, Marshall successfully explores various unmentioned about themes relating to sports and human emotion. The two’s contrasting personalities and an inherent presence of racial tensions run aflare and manage to set the movie running. Jimmy, an alcoholic, and a former star, is forced to manage them. Dottie and Kit are drafted into a professional baseball league along with several other women. ![]()
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