Why does the king's speech become "a matter of life and death", when the king himself said that he could not make a decision about anything, he could not determine any law? How do people become so sure that they will win the war against Nazis if the king makes that boring speech? How can this film equate the Nazis and the Soviets? In the war against the Nazis, the Soviets lost 30 million of their people. Three stars for good performances of all cast - except Timothy Spall who looks like a Churchill caricature.
Review of The King's Speech
