My Left Foot(1989)
Daniel Day Lewis made his name starring in this biopic of Christy Brown, an Irish writer who forged an extraordinary career despite his disabilities.
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Age group15+ years
Duration98 mins
- Raine, 16
- 1 reviews
It wasn't too good to start with, but it pulls you in and gets good. It is about a boy who couldn't walk, speak or do anything then his life changes. I've never seen a film like that before. It was good and different. My fave character was the Mam, she was cute and dead nice. It wasn't like a normal modern film, it was different and I liked it. I disliked that some parts I couldn't understand what Christy was saying. I wouldn't change anything. I would recommend this film to my nana.
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