50/50 movie review. Life of Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) begins to change when he was diagnosed with cancer of the spine, where the chances of survival only about 50%. Since then, Adam started to find out about the types of cancer in misery and trying hard to be cured.
Belonging to the malignant disease was not only surprising Adam and his parents. Rachael (Bryce Dallas Howard) lover Adam previously stated would never leave just because of the disease, was caught having an affair because not confident with these conditions. Since then, Adam started wavering heart in terms of assessing the love of the people closest so far.
Kyle (Seth Rogen) near Adam's best friend since high school, though known to be very loyal to accompany him acting very ignorant, obnoxious, and playboy. Not infrequently Kyle Adam conditions by utilizing captivate incarannya sexy women. In addition, Adam also was uncomfortable with the excessive attention of the mother as well as suggestions from newbie therapist named Katherine (Anna Kendrick).
Although the film has a strong element of drama about someone with terminal cancer, but her story is not at all to be full of tears. Kyle character in the film is certainly capable of making audiences laugh since the act silly while accompanying Adam.
The film is adapted from a true story is believed to inspire positive for the audience, which we as humans should not stop trying even though in extremely difficult circumstances. This is evident from the figure of Adam who has a strong determination to survive and recover from malignant disease in misery.
If in a deeper study, the actual story of the movie 50/50 is not only limited to one's struggle against malignant disease. Film director Jonathan Levine is actually more elaborated on the meaning of love, which can only be in the know or feel when the person is in critical condition.
Overall, the story of the 100-minute duration of the film is very entertaining and can inspire others. Besides having an interesting story, the film music scoring 50/50 also can make us feel comforted through the group's hits band Radiohead and Pearl Jam.
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