confess that at the threshold of Internet addiction was no longer watch movies for months (I have several on the waiting list), but having become aware of the impending problem, now turned off by a couple of hours the computer and I started to appreciate this award-winning book, "The King's speech " sober, subtle, historical and finely funny moments.
In terms of personal memories, I recalled my 2 nd grade in the College "Champagnat" where the classmate had a stutterer until the end, whose eyes reflected a terrible fear in every attempt to talk, even to pronounce his own name (which is not surprising to have the father he had, one of the most harmful and feared national history). That child is now deputy for several seasons and seems to have overcome this problem almost entirely, although slight noticeable aftertaste.
Returning to film, plus an interesting strategy adopted by the royal tutor, I was struck by a fresh and almost unnoticed allegation against "titulitis" (which is where the experience is worth!) And a comment the protagonist on how good he was Hitler and especially in the film have chosen music as Beethoven German genius dramatic backdrop for the speech that focuses the whole film: nothing less than the announcement of war against Germany!
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