Shortly before he is to wed, millionaire John Willis is visited by Dr. Harry S. Blair, a psychiatrist who informs him that years before he was married to Nancy, John's wife-to-be, and warns him that she is mentally unbalanced.
Blair then relates the following story: After a whirlwind romance in Florida, Blair marries Nancy and starts a psychiatric practice in New York. One day, artist Norman Clyde comes to his office and tells him that an innocent man is about to be executed in Sing Sing Prison and that Nancy is the cause of his unjust incarceration. A distraught Clyde then explains himself to a curious Blair:
Three years before, Clyde meets Nancy, whose maiden name was Monks, when she enrolls in his art class. The moody Clyde soon falls in love with Nancy's honest charm and beauty. Nancy, a secretary, introduces Clyde to her boss, millionaire Andrew Bonner, and persuades Bonner to showcase Clyde's paintings at one of his private showings. To Nancy's delight, Clyde's painting, a depiction of the tragic figure Cassandra for which she modeled, wins first prize at the showing. The evening is perfect until an expensive bracelet is stolen from a guest, and Clyde later finds it in Nancy's purse. After Clyde confronts a confused Nancy about the theft, she relates the following story to explain her behavior:
As a young girl, Nancy lives with her housekeeper mother in the lavish Willis home and plays with Karen, the Willises' little daughter. Although Karen wants to invite Nancy to her upcoming birthday party, Mrs. Willis refuses to allow the lower-class Nancy to attend. A true friend, Karen promises to give Nancy one of the pins her guests are receiving. When Karen realizes there are no extra pins, however, she offers Nancy the beautiful locket she has just received from her mother. Nancy's subsequent joy is soon crushed when Mrs. Willis demands that she return the locket. Later, the locket is discovered missing, and Nancy is accused of theft. Although Nancy's mother soon finds the locket in Karen's dress, Mrs. Willis refuses to believe Nancy and forces her to "confess."
The adult Nancy then admits to Clyde that this childhood humiliation caused her unconscious desire to steal the bracelet at the party. After a forgiving Clyde returns the bracelet anonymously, he and Nancy continue their romance until the next party at the Bonners'. Suspecting that the absent Nancy is spending the evening in Bonner's arms, Clyde leaves the party to look for her and sees her exiting Mrs. Bonner's bedroom just after two gunshots are fired. Bonner is found murdered, and Mrs. Bonner's diamond necklace, stolen. Although Nancy and Clyde are questioned, valet Myron Dexter is eventually found guilty and is sentenced to die. Clyde, however, strongly suspects Nancy, but she angrily maintains her innocence and leaves for Florida.
Back in his office, Blair defends Nancy to Clyde but invites him to his house that evening. When confronted, Nancy denies everything and tells Blair that Clyde is merely jealous. The next day, Dexter is executed, and a guilt-ridden Clyde jumps from Blair's office window to his death.
To avoid scandal, Blair and Nancy move to England, and after World War II breaks out, Blair volunteers his medical services, while Nancy becomes an ambulance driver. Expressing concern over Blair's health, Nancy insists that they take a vacation at Lord and Lady Wyndham's manor house. Just as they are leaving, Blair learns that one of Lady Wyndham's valuable jewels has been stolen. Blair suspects Nancy but is unable to prove anything until a bomb destroys their flat and reveals her cache of stolen jewels.
Although confronted directly, Nancy continues to deny any guilt and divorces Blair after he suffers a nervous breakdown. Back in John's study, Blair, like Clyde before him, tries to convince John to abandon Nancy, who now uses the name Patton. John, however, believes Nancy when she tells him that Blair is still suffering from his breakdown.
Moments before the wedding is to start, Nancy's future mother-in-law, the unsuspecting Mrs. Willis, gives her the same locket that she once took away, and tells her that it is a precious family heirloom. The locket causes Nancy to be overcome with guilt, and she collapses at the altar in hysterics. As Nancy is later taken away to an institution, John sadly realizes the truth of Blair's story, but determines to see Nancy through her crisis.
低配版「阿甘正传」，胜在饰演童年少年成年苏桦伟的3个演员演得真好，我当时都在和同去的朋友讨论说，这些演员到底是不是残障人士，后来一查资料还不是，大写的神奇！
生命的神奇之处就在于没有任何一个医生可以宣判它的死刑。
流水账一般的叙事，毫无重点的讲述，大段大段的侧重点完全跑偏
送给最坚韧的精神，又是感叹豆瓣评价没有三星半的一天，一个极其极其感人的MV式影片，仰仗音乐的元素太多了，情绪一层一层给的太饱满不给观众一点缓和的时间，相较于了不起的老爸就能明显感觉到这个缺点，另外一小点就是提出了矛盾但没有解决矛盾，还是希望这种片子能先累积到情感点再大力煽情，而不是刚建立一点的情感链接就开始煽
为母则刚，很励志，很感动，演员都演的很生动，表情，眼神都很到位。。揭露了运动员退役的现状，也拍到了残疾运动员的不易，走得慢不要紧，我跑得快，我起步是慢，但这就像我的命一样，我就是要从后面追上去
这么现实的题材能拍出来已经很不容易了，残疾运动员的生活也太艰辛了，猛男落泪555。吴君如和男主这次演技炸裂啊，对手戏也很有感觉，明年金像奖很有戏。致敬另一位苏神！
三星半，虽然是个已知结局的故事，仍会被感动，每个神奇小子的背后，都有一个伟大的母亲，虽然吴君如大多数的形象都是大笑姑婆，但在我心中她最好的角色就是岁月神偷里的妈妈，其实认真演温情戏的君如姐真的很可以，张继聪邋里邋遢的样子真的跟最近他的荧幕形象差别很大，不过钱小豪真的第一眼认不出了，天宝就变成了这个样子…
标准式的传记片套路。足够独特的题材会让电影层次变得非常丰富，当如此丰富元素被一一展现出来的时候，传记片已经超越主要人物而变得更具有社会面了吧。而回到主要呈现的人物上，用个体间私人情感这个全人类的通感做为主要动力来推动剧情，具体发挥看下来是，用的贴切但并算不得顺畅。
不管夺冠的没夺冠的，参加的没参加的，都希望给运动员们多些关注吧。
两星给真人真事。电影拍的太俗，即俗套又俗气，所谓根据真人真事改编，实际拍的很空，无聊又无趣，不如直接看百度，电影或许用三倍速值得一看
本身故事是感人的，有太多细节没展开，整片显得像流水账。唉，觉得弟弟真的很可怜，生下来的使命就是照顾哥哥，是健全的人，却也一直被忽视着。
可能是，迎合了港人傳統裡的華人根本，母慈子孝。有時候說不清，許多事物，香港就是比內地還守舊，好，大家不比爛。
还可以，虽然有点地方有点像公益广告，但是基本上还是呈现出了温暖且残酷，现实且有力量的效果。吴君如演妈妈真的永远自带催泪buff。男主每每奔跑起来我都鼻酸，开始思考跑步这件事到底意味着什么：人类与时空作斗争，与自己作斗争，与命运作斗争。以及也是一个不错的粤语区影像，香港总是能让我想起小时候的广州。
三星半。母亲在家里是不允许看残疾人运动会的，原因是，残疾人生活已很不易，更不要说残疾人运动员，不是不喜看，是不忍看。影片挺感人的，但是我的关注点是影片立意是什么？是了不起的神奇妈妈，还是了不起的神奇小子，抑或是神奇小子的神奇妈妈，说实话，我没看懂。还有，到现在为止，残疾人的现状有没有解决？运动员和残疾运动“同薪同酬”是否有实现？
题材用了残奥会冠军的故事，也点到了残疾运动员以及他们家人的心酸和社会的反应，不过也就点到为止，没有深挖。可以看出电影重点不在这里。
选角好用心 小盆友和成年后的演员长得好像 几个演员都演得很棒
再，「點解有條路甘好，你都吾去行？」到「你是天生殘疾，沒人怪你，都是怪我(做阿媽的)」。上一代人吃的苦，造就他們不可被挑戰的姿態，重重陰霾籠罩在這一代人頭上，就問你感到窒息沒有？這是尹志文在點破，即可見，他身為導演，和監製吳君如的拉扯關係。又剛好，吳的老公，就是《奪冠》的導演。
还挺感人的，有好几处竟然想哭，但是化妆了，忍住了😂对于运动员和残疾人的现状都有了深入的描绘，还是一个很完整的故事呢，缺点可能就是煽情画面部分有点刻意了。#上海曹杨影城
因为他有一对好父母，所以他的故事没有那么悲伤，反而是很多温情
又见君如姐又见麦太，只是这次，麦兜成功了，麦太也没有离开去太空。
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