McConaughey works for the people inflected with HIV/AIDS while the govt works for big business
Matthew McConaughey is told he has HIV and only 30 days to live. He finds a drug mix that is not approved in the U.S. that might actually work and hooks up with Jared Leto who plays a gay transvestite to create a business to sell the drugs to people who are infected, hence the Dallas Buyers Club.<br /><br />This was another outstanding performance by McConaughey. He goes through a real transformation. For example at the start he was completely homophobic, but as the movie progresses he comes to care about his partner Leto. That’s also symbolic of how his feelings change about his fellow man. It’s by far the most memorable role for Leto as well.<br /><br />It also drives home the point that the government was more interested in working with its partners in the pharmaceutical business than actually finding a cure for AIDS. That’s part of the conflict McConaughey finds himself in the middle of.
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