Dallas Buyers Club

Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto deserved the Oscars they received in this film. Their sacrifice to their performance is commendable and really pays off.

Dallas Buyer Club is a movie about what a man can do to survive, it can be obvious, but this film shows how bureaucracy can cost thousands of life when misused. Although the name suggest it isn't a movie about consumerism, this is about a man fighting for his life, a right clearly expressed in the Bill of Right and the U.

In the front lines of transforming your physical appearance for the sake of the art, critics and audiences respond with gasps and eye-bulging at the shocking "de-glamorization" of our beloved Hollywood figures . Often times, it's used as a gimmick, lacking skill and talent to match the transformation.

I saw this about two weeks after the Oscars, so I was well aware of Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto's fantastic performances. I honestly wasn't expecting them to be that brilliant though.

Dallas Buyer Club is a great American biographical drama film! Co-written by Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack, and directed by Jean-Marc Vallée.

Truth be told, I watched this without knowing what I was really getting myself into. But wow.

First of all, I was very impressed by the acting job done by Matt McConoughey. I had previously thought of him as a lightweight melodramatic actor.

In addition to an amazing recitation of Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto, this movie explains a lot of facts about what was happening, at that time, regarding HIV in general and point of view of society. Raccomandend for people who want to learn more about this argument.

Matthew McConaughey faces his biggest movie villain: government regulation.A bit slow for my tastes.