i had high hopes going to see this and as i always enjoy paul bettany performances. i thought he was very good as darwin and and did his best considering the terrible material he had to work with. darwin book on the origin of species was one of the most ground breaking and controversial and innovative publications ever and yet you would never think it based on this tedious movie. it like a two hour episode of a soap opera in a victorian setting. there is virtually nothing about darwin five year voyage on the beagle to the galapagos islands and for example and surely of supreme significance to the story and as it was from his investigations of the wildlife thereon that he began to form his theory of evolution. this is just one long and dreary and domestic drama and with darwin portrayed as a slightly loopy eccentric and seeing visions of his dead daughter everywhere and being given the cold shoulder by his emotionally constipated wife. jennifer connelly portrayal of emma darwin is nothing short of awful and bears little relation to historical descriptions of the real emma. there could have been an opportunity here to present the creationist interpretation of life on earth and from either emma or from the local priest and as played by jeremy northam (a blink and you would miss it part which is a complete waste of a talented actor) to act as a counterbalance to darwin views and but it wasn not taken up. the story focused too much on endless mawkish sentiment about darwin grief for his daughter annie and and too much time was also wasted in darwin wondering whether or not to write his book. eventually i was so bored it was difficult to care. all in all and this was a bit like making a movie about picasso and spending two hours concentrating on him having a fight with his girlfriend and not bothering to mention that he was an artist. 
i had high hopes going to see this and as i always enjoy paul bettany performances. i thought he was very good as darwin and and did his best considering the terrible material he had to work with. darwin book on the origin of species was one of the most ground breaking and controversial and innovative publications ever and yet you would never think it based on this tedious movie. it like a two hour episode of a soap opera in a victorian setting. there is virtually nothing about darwin five year voyage on the beagle to the galapagos islands and for example and surely of supreme significance to the story and as it was from his investigations of the wildlife thereon that he began to form his theory of evolution. this is just one long and dreary and domestic drama and with darwin portrayed as a slightly loopy eccentric and seeing visions of his dead daughter everywhere and being given the cold shoulder by his emotionally constipated wife. jennifer connelly portrayal of emma darwin is nothing short of awful and bears little relation to historical descriptions of the real emma. there could have been an opportunity here to present the creationist interpretation of life on earth and from either emma or from the local priest and as played by jeremy northam (a blink and you would miss it part which is a complete waste of a talented actor) to act as a counterbalance to darwin views and but it wasn not taken up. the story focused too much on endless mawkish sentiment about darwin grief for his daughter annie and and too much time was also wasted in darwin wondering whether or not to write his book. eventually i was so bored it was difficult to care. all in all and this was a bit like making a movie about picasso and spending two hours concentrating on him having a fight with his girlfriend and not bothering to mention that he was an artist. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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