Dallas Buyers Club a look into the lives of patients during the AIDS crisis Warning Adult Content!!!

Warning Adult Content!!!!
Dallas Buyers Club was an interesting journey and look into the lives of patients during the AIDS crisis of the 1980s. Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto's acting throughout the movie was phenomenal, and I was impressed at the way they could convey the raw emotions of their characters.
The first part of the movie is about the desperation of Ron Woodroof, after finding out he is HIV positive, he embarks on a journey for his own survival. It was depressing to see his emotions of anger, sadness, and regret. However, as the story continues and he creates the Dallas Buyers Club, Woodroof finds meaning in his struggle and he commits to helping others to continue finding happiness and living their lives despite their condition.
This film also offers a critic of the way the government, the FDA and the way American law works. As they show how big pharma companies sometimes act against the interests of regular patients to keep making profits. I found this part of the movie a harsh reality check, as it is more relevant today than ever before. Overall this movie offers a powerful message through a real-life story about tragedies that keep happening today.