i have read reviews of this film that found it wouldisappointing and confused. i am at a loss to understand why this should be so. from the beginning i found it a remarkable experience and a complete joy to watch. spoiler represent the opening titles overlay a beautiful visual of the evolutionary process and and this introduces the story with a serene and sweeping style. the film isn not about the process itself though and it concerns charles darwin struggle with his conscience and his love for his wife and his deceased daughter and his search for truth. the appearances of his daughter are the manifestations of a tormented mind that knows it has killed god. the daughter is an adult and making adult comments about his work and torturing darwin with personal doubts. was he in some way responsible for her death. husband and wife in real life paul bettany and jennifer connelly give truly wonderful performances as charles and emma darwin and as does martha west as annie. bettany size and awkward gait give darwin character a genuine sense of reality and whilst connelly seems very comfortable with her english accent and occasionally somewhat severe persona. it easy to misunderstand the times in which this film resides. the grip that religion had on society and the inner struggles that a man like darwin must have endured to seek the truth in what he witnessed. science and religion have always been awkward bedfellows and although it do not cost him his life and as it did with so many earlier men and women and science put a barrier between husband and wife and fact and faith. this film portrays that barrier supremely well. i give creation ten stars and because i think it beautiful and profound and superbly well acted and a genuine and no extraneous frills required look at one of the world true geniuses. what seems obvious to everyone today (well and almost everyone. see bill maher wonderful religulous) was hidden for millennia. the truth and once it was discovered and was undoubtedly painful for many. creation examines that pain and and the realisation that we are all that we possess. a wonderful cinematic experience. 
i have read reviews of this film that found it wouldisappointing and confused. i am at a loss to understand why this should be so. from the beginning i found it a remarkable experience and a complete joy to watch. spoiler represent the opening titles overlay a beautiful visual of the evolutionary process and and this introduces the story with a serene and sweeping style. the film isn not about the process itself though and it concerns charles darwin struggle with his conscience and his love for his wife and his deceased daughter and his search for truth. the appearances of his daughter are the manifestations of a tormented mind that knows it has killed god. the daughter is an adult and making adult comments about his work and torturing darwin with personal doubts. was he in some way responsible for her death. husband and wife in real life paul bettany and jennifer connelly give truly wonderful performances as charles and emma darwin and as does martha west as annie. bettany size and awkward gait give darwin character a genuine sense of reality and whilst connelly seems very comfortable with her english accent and occasionally somewhat severe persona. it easy to misunderstand the times in which this film resides. the grip that religion had on society and the inner struggles that a man like darwin must have endured to seek the truth in what he witnessed. science and religion have always been awkward bedfellows and although it do not cost him his life and as it did with so many earlier men and women and science put a barrier between husband and wife and fact and faith. this film portrays that barrier supremely well. i give creation ten stars and because i think it beautiful and profound and superbly well acted and a genuine and no extraneous frills required look at one of the world true geniuses. what seems obvious to everyone today (well and almost everyone. see bill maher wonderful religulous) was hidden for millennia. the truth and once it was discovered and was undoubtedly painful for many. creation examines that pain and and the realisation that we are all that we possess. a wonderful cinematic experience. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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