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An Unexpected Gem of Motivation

This was an unexpected gem. While it wasn’t outstanding for performances, visuals, or stories. There were some great messages and notes about motivation and innovation. It also goes to show that ‘behind every successful man is a woman who pushed him to greatness’.

The last 20-30 minutes were very captivating, a fast paced ending. The ending was emotional and hit very hard, just showing how far you can go if you show initiative.

The biopic did lack in dialogue quite a bit. There were some conversations that felt unnatural, which may also be a problem with the acting. This was mainly seen from the children and sparsely from the adults.

There was a very slow beginning that changed pacing at some odd times. IMO they didn’t show the right amount of his childhood. They really should’ve leaned into it more. At the length it was it felt like

It was shown and just wasn’t referred to after. It didn’t feel like it established any character development and in fact it made him feel like he digressed in development.