October 22, 2007
Hay ive studied this peice. about the americn dream... its all about money...haha
A Man for All Seasons Reviews and Ratings
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July 26, 2007Scofield simply is brilliant in this Robert Block adaptation ... heavy but worth it.
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July 17, 2007Quite pro-Catholic, though not, IIRC, to the point of skewing the story. And let's face it, this is not the Reformation's finest hour.
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July 3, 2007Beautifully written and scripted by Robert Bolt, beautifully acted by Paul Scofield and others
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June 1, 2007SO BORING. I watched it for class....but ended up turning it off anyway. I figured bs-ing an essay was better than finishing this.
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May 29, 2007I think I fell asleep to this movie. It's the same thing as a documentary on sand.
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March 20, 2007Robert Shaw is so wicked as Henry, you forget He is a genius. But great example of what it takes to be a SAINT.
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February 25, 2007Some of the best dialog that you will ever hear in a film. Too often, dialoge is not used in movies these days.
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February 25, 2007Great dialogue and debate. Some Great insights into sacrificing for what you believe in. And the loyaltys of Man.
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February 19, 2007Classic peiord drama/morality tale that is clearly based on a stage-play; the acting and dialogue are expertly done, but action junkies will find it rather uneventful.
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November 14, 2006This movie was fascinating. I didn't actually think I'd enjoy it as much as I did, but the dialogue is beautifully crafted. It didn't surprise me to learn that it was based on a play. It all centers around the dialogue. It was fascinating, given that it's so highly focused on mor...( read more)
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October 16, 2006Robert Shaw completely cracks me up in this movie. Oo oo and Orson Welles is in here too. A lot of speechifying but some of the best ever committed to the screen.
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September 25, 2006Superb acting all around. It's a very well-made movie about a man of the law who is caught between the letter of the law and his own conscience. More doesn't set out to be a martyr; he loves life, his family, and his books, but in the end he has to stay true to himself.
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