Few films take a subject as critical as the fight against cancer and turn it into something funny and entertaining without making fun of such a complicated subject, but from time to time films like 50/50 manage to excel and create a plot that reflects the complexity of a disease as soulless as cancer without being as intense and dramatic.
[Source](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40807-50-50?language=en-US)With the passing of the minutes we see how the young protagonist goes through the usual stages that any person diagnosed with cancer could go through, we see his frustration, his anger and above all the sadness of a young man who has just entered into a vicious circle of melancholy. However, the plot takes a big turn when the best friend of this young man and a girl he recently met begin to impact his life to the point of making him want to live. Both, but above all the best friend of this man is committed to his illness making him get up and gradually overcome the most difficult part that this type of disease brings with it, the emotional blow.
[Source](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40807-50-50/images/backdrops?language=en-US)The film is funny, dramatic and very motivating because it shows us the different faces that patients who face diagnoses so little encouraging, through simple moments the film manages to build an atmosphere of comedy and constant emotion where we connect with the situations that the characters are facing. Those scenes where this couple of friends are determined to win the race against cancer are so great and funny that we do not feel sorry for them but rather makes us rejoice in their way of acting. This is a film that shows that many times the most correct way to face difficult situations is through laughter and supporting us in good moments, forgetting the negative to highlight the best aspects of life.
[Source](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40807-50-50/images/backdrops?language=en-US)My Score: 7,1/10
# * **Movie URL:** https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40807-50-50?language=en-US * **Critic: AAA**