This film resonated with me deeply. The performances are truly remarkable, and I was particularly moved by Joy’s work. It feels important to seize any chance that comes along; quitting is what constitutes real defeat.

A minor setback can ultimately result in something significant, though the journey isn’t easy. It tells a partially true story of someone who created a contemporary hygienic mop. The events and characters shown were based on reality, but adjusted for dramatic effect. And I really liked it; it's quite an inspiring film among all the films nominated for Oscars this year. I also thought Jennifer Lawrence deserved to …

The film Joy falls flat. David O. Russell attempts to employ his usual actors within a narrative centered on a troubled family that holds back the protagonist. The story follows this character as she battles against her relatives and any obstacles in her path, ultimately achieving triumph. We’ve witnessed comparable plots previously in "The Fighter" and "Silver Linings Playbook," and surprisingly, those films …