Dallas Buyers Club Review
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But let’s
focus on the review because today I’m going to talk about a movie
that is simply wonderful, in fact, is one of my favorite.
I
never met someone who disliked this movie, and I think everyone
should watch it at least once in their life because really, you won’t
regret it.
The movie I am talking about is “Dallas Buyers
Club”, winner of three Oscars that were really more than deserved:
best actor, best supporting actor, and academy award for makeup.
But
before talking about the Oscars, let’s introduce you to the plot of
this movie.
We are in Texas, in the late eighties, and the
protagonist, Ronald, is a cowboy who loves sex, cocaine, and alcohol,
who discovers to be affected by AIDS.
Since, in those years,
people associated the disease only with homosexual people, and since
he is homophobic, he refuses this diagnosis and continues his life
normally.
When he finally accepts it, the doctors tell him that
he has just a month left to live, so he starts to search for
medications that are not approved in his country, and he will also
start to sell them to other people with the disease, with the help of
a transsexual woman, Rayon, who is also sick and who will become his
friend, making him change his mind about homosexual people.
The
years pass, and the Dallas Buyers Club keeps selling medications to
people who need them, always fighting with the FDA, which tries to
stop them more than once because of the medications they are using.
I
won’t tell you more, but I really hope that you will watch it
because is also inspired by a true story.
In my opinion, this
is the best movie about AIDS I’ve ever seen.
But now, let’s
talk about the reasons why the awards they won are really deserved.
I
will start talking about the makeup because is really impressive the
job that the actors did: not only they were so skinny that I don’t
even know how they managed to walk and act, but also the makeup
itself was great because they looked like they were sick for real, it
seemed they could really die in any moment.
About Matthew
McConaughey winning best actor there’s not a lot to say: he was
amazing, his performance was great, I would say perfect, and the way
he makes you love his character his simply great.
He really
seems to be weak, and sick, and the way he acts is incredible, he
shows all the feelings that Ronald is proving like he really knows
how do you feel when you discover you have AIDS and you are a cowboy
in the eighties.
Last, but absolutely not least, Jared Leto
winning best supporting actor. I may not be really impartial, since
Jared Leto is one of my favorite actors, but damn, his performance
was amazing. He plays the role of Rayon, an addicted transsexual
woman, and he is simply perfect. Also, his voice, when he talks,
doesn’t seem his own, it is almost a perfect woman voice and I find
this fact amazing.
Of course, he is always an amazing actor, but
the way he played Rayon, with all her pain from the disease and the
discrimination of people around her, including her father, was
something else.
His performance is perfect and also his speech
when he won is something I suggest you watch, because really, he is
an amazing person.
But let’s focus on the movie again: apart
from the amazing cast, the beautiful story, and the particular
attention to the details it also has beautiful cinematography: the
scene with Matthew McConaughey and the butterflies is really
beautiful and it comes to my mind every time I think about this
movie.
My persona rating is 10/10.
Before leaving you, I
want to share with you a wonderful quote from this movie, that I hope
will increase your desire to watch it: "Sometimes, I feel like I am living for a life I ain't got the time to live I want it all to mean something."
So have a good day, gals and pals, and
don’t forget to leave a comment if you saw this movie to let me
know what you think about it and to follow us on Instagram and
Twitter.
All the love,
MayPhoenix.
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