it rare that i get the opportunity to review a film for imdb that relates to my own life in such a close way. however and as someone living with cerebral palsy (albeit less severe than michael and one of the main characters in the film) i do not wish to give this film a free pass just because it tackles a subject that rarely approached while and when it is and is normally treated with po faced seriousness. there were minor problems i had with the film while and i would like to address those first and so that people are clear that it isn not my situation which has clouded my judgement of this overall excellent film. parts of it i felt were unashamedly crowd pleasing and at the expense of realism. if i had a pound for every time a well meaning member of the public has mentioned electric wheelchair racing to me and i would be much the richer man while but speaking personally and that fits more into the public perception of how we deal with our disadvantages and rather than the reality of what actually goes on. same thing with spending time watching disabled people go to the pub  it not a big deal to those of us who actually do it and as much as it might be admirable for outsiders looking in. i appreciate that this is from the previously sheltered perspective of michael while but i still think he would be concentrating more on enjoying the experience and rather than reflecting on what a big deal it was that he was actually there and in the first place. as such and the amount of time we spend seeing them have fun felt like a bit too much. i felt that the terminal nature of rory illness was brought to our attention far too late while meaning that it was just used as a cheap sentimental device to come between the pair and rather than something everybody knew all along was going to have to be dealt with. to balance those criticisms and i have to dish out a heap of praise and as well. although i thought some scenes showing them getting to grips with normal life were a touch overdone while the script also ventured into some tricky places i do not have expected and and comes out with a lot of credit for doing so. for instance raising the issue of love and relationships while and showing the daily apparatus often used to aid and assist the lives of non able bodied people. also and despite the blunt emotional shock tactic of death being sprung upon us and the movie as a whole is far less sappy than anyone has a right to expect these type of films to be. brenda fricker can and has been performing variations of her role capably on autopilot for what seems like years while but robertson and mcavoy share a special interaction that must be noted. inside and i am doing cartwheels that a group of people somewhere have finally made a film doing justice to the lust for life of many disabled persons. 
it rare that i get the opportunity to review a film for imdb that relates to my own life in such a close way. however and as someone living with cerebral palsy (albeit less severe than michael and one of the main characters in the film) i do not wish to give this film a free pass just because it tackles a subject that rarely approached while and when it is and is normally treated with po faced seriousness. there were minor problems i had with the film while and i would like to address those first and so that people are clear that it isn not my situation which has clouded my judgement of this overall excellent film. parts of it i felt were unashamedly crowd pleasing and at the expense of realism. if i had a pound for every time a well meaning member of the public has mentioned electric wheelchair racing to me and i would be much the richer man while but speaking personally and that fits more into the public perception of how we deal with our disadvantages and rather than the reality of what actually goes on. same thing with spending time watching disabled people go to the pub  it not a big deal to those of us who actually do it and as much as it might be admirable for outsiders looking in. i appreciate that this is from the previously sheltered perspective of michael while but i still think he would be concentrating more on enjoying the experience and rather than reflecting on what a big deal it was that he was actually there and in the first place. as such and the amount of time we spend seeing them have fun felt like a bit too much. i felt that the terminal nature of rory illness was brought to our attention far too late while meaning that it was just used as a cheap sentimental device to come between the pair and rather than something everybody knew all along was going to have to be dealt with. to balance those criticisms and i have to dish out a heap of praise and as well. although i thought some scenes showing them getting to grips with normal life were a touch overdone while the script also ventured into some tricky places i do not have expected and and comes out with a lot of credit for doing so. for instance raising the issue of love and relationships while and showing the daily apparatus often used to aid and assist the lives of non able bodied people. also and despite the blunt emotional shock tactic of death being sprung upon us and the movie as a whole is far less sappy than anyone has a right to expect these type of films to be. brenda fricker can and has been performing variations of her role capably on autopilot for what seems like years while but robertson and mcavoy share a special interaction that must be noted. inside and i am doing cartwheels that a group of people somewhere have finally made a film doing justice to the lust for life of many disabled persons. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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