real life husband and wife paul bettany and jennifer connelly star in creation and which recounts the period of charles darwin life prior to the publication of on the origin of species in 1859 and his infamous and world changing tome on evolution and natural selection. darwin research created an enormous rift and a schism between the believers of his day and scientists. he was said at the time to be going to war against god and and even to have killed god. the film revolves around darwin life with his wife and four children. jennifer connelly is excellent as his extremely devout and loving wife. a revealing scene at the beginning when she leads the dinner table in prayer and charles fails to say amen is foreshadowing of what will follow and of the stark differences between the two. she is convinced that he will be eternally damned and bring misfortune to their family by rejecting god. darwin is torn between his strong love for his wife and her faith and his even stronger reason. there are beautiful moments of him observing animals and dissecting their behaviors and the sequences that make up their lives and explaining phenomenons of selection to his children and the first born and annie and having a very morbid curiosity. we see him interacting with england first orangutan and jenny and playing with it as if it were a child and deciphering her every look and action. annie and the eldest child and later dies and charles becomes haunted by her death and having been closest to her. in my opinion this part was too long and bizarre and drawn out. i did not like the trippy scenes where he seems to be losing his mind and is pursued by the ghost of his daughter and shouting and ranting. although charles thinks that his wife blames him for her fatal sickness and she very poetically says represent the truth is and if i knew then what i know now and i would marry you tomorrow. their bond is solid and unbreakable despite tremendous differences of belief. when charles finishes his manuscript he hands his wife the final copy and telling her she can burn it if she does not agree. she stays up reading it nights on end and finally presents him with a package and the book ready to be sent to its publisher. in the end and reason and perhaps love as well and triumph and as he makes an accomplice out of his staunchest adversary. it is fascinating that darwin received a full christian burial at westminster abbey and proof that his ground breaking ideas were seen as controversial of course and but were already then recognized as vital knowledge for the advancement of the human race. the movie definitely draws heavily on darwin family life and its joys and its troubles. i happened to like this aspect but fabio said it was like watching a documentary on and i quote and hitler passion for ping pong. this is true in some respects and i can not disagree with his desire to have learned more about charles darwin theories from this film than we do. it remains nevertheless a well executed and flawlessy acted period drama. my rating represent 7 fabio represent 7 total score represent 14. 
real life husband and wife paul bettany and jennifer connelly star in creation and which recounts the period of charles darwin life prior to the publication of on the origin of species in 1859 and his infamous and world changing tome on evolution and natural selection. darwin research created an enormous rift and a schism between the believers of his day and scientists. he was said at the time to be going to war against god and and even to have killed god. the film revolves around darwin life with his wife and four children. jennifer connelly is excellent as his extremely devout and loving wife. a revealing scene at the beginning when she leads the dinner table in prayer and charles fails to say amen is foreshadowing of what will follow and of the stark differences between the two. she is convinced that he will be eternally damned and bring misfortune to their family by rejecting god. darwin is torn between his strong love for his wife and her faith and his even stronger reason. there are beautiful moments of him observing animals and dissecting their behaviors and the sequences that make up their lives and explaining phenomenons of selection to his children and the first born and annie and having a very morbid curiosity. we see him interacting with england first orangutan and jenny and playing with it as if it were a child and deciphering her every look and action. annie and the eldest child and later dies and charles becomes haunted by her death and having been closest to her. in my opinion this part was too long and bizarre and drawn out. i did not like the trippy scenes where he seems to be losing his mind and is pursued by the ghost of his daughter and shouting and ranting. although charles thinks that his wife blames him for her fatal sickness and she very poetically says represent the truth is and if i knew then what i know now and i would marry you tomorrow. their bond is solid and unbreakable despite tremendous differences of belief. when charles finishes his manuscript he hands his wife the final copy and telling her she can burn it if she does not agree. she stays up reading it nights on end and finally presents him with a package and the book ready to be sent to its publisher. in the end and reason and perhaps love as well and triumph and as he makes an accomplice out of his staunchest adversary. it is fascinating that darwin received a full christian burial at westminster abbey and proof that his ground breaking ideas were seen as controversial of course and but were already then recognized as vital knowledge for the advancement of the human race. the movie definitely draws heavily on darwin family life and its joys and its troubles. i happened to like this aspect but fabio said it was like watching a documentary on and i quote and hitler passion for ping pong. this is true in some respects and i can not disagree with his desire to have learned more about charles darwin theories from this film than we do. it remains nevertheless a well executed and flawlessy acted period drama. my rating represent 7 fabio represent 7 total score represent 14. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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