A UK produced historical drama, the King's Speech centers around King George VI and his fight against his inner demons and his stammering disorder. Thrust into a role that required him to use his hated voice, the future king began to see a talented speech therapist, Lionel Logue. While months of therapy, the two strike a strong friendship that is real and heartwarming.

It's a good movie. I mean really, the historical accuracy is a bit...stretched but hey, at least it's relatively accurate to most "Historical" dramas...anyways the acting is superb with wonderful lightning and editing. And the scenes of the stuttering....trust me you will hold back you tears as the future king first gives his first "speech" in the beginning of the film. And the music is was also very nice. I really do think Beethoven's 7th symphony was extremely appropriate.

I forgot about this film. I rented it once, but the DVD stuffed up before I got to see the end, and the store couldn't replace it. So now I just need to see the end. The film was very entertaining before that point, and I'm sure that the end will be just as much so. So, yeah, thanks for reminding me ^^.

jolly good

Oh I really loved this one too.. not exactly what I expected though, in general the movies you didn't expect to look like what they really are are the best. (oh my, I wonder if what I said is english.. I'm bad :( )

It was a good film, but other than the performances, there really wasn't anything else special about it. It's your typical Oscar-bait period piece that comes during award season every year and is vaguely remembered after 10 years.

>>5 D'you really think so? I thought that besides the acting, the movie had a rather unique story, style and atmosphere about it, and it was incredibly well written too. Also, this is only the second feature film to be directed by Tom Hooper, who went on to direct "Les Miserables."

I really don't think this film will be forgotten in 10 years at all. It won't be regarded as a classic, but perhaps as the turning point in Tom Hooper's career, maybe, whom I expect to release something truly amazing by that time.