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Title: Fa-fa-fantastic!
Review: What a brilliant movie! "The King's Speech" chronicles the rise of England's King George VI (Colin Firth), who inherits the throne after his lovesick brother abdicates, leaving Price Albert ("Bertie" to those closest to him) at the helm of a country on the brink of war. However, long before Bertie becomes king, he seeks the assistance of a speech therapist (Geoffrey Rush) to help him get rid of a lifelong stammer. This is a wonderful film about friendship, duty, and perseverance. It's serious and touching and also downright hilarious at times (the sight of First and Rush doing their little vocal warm-up exercises never fails to crack me up). Overall, this is a great film, well-deserving of its multiple Oscar nods.
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