Bulworth
Christine Baranski, Don Cheadle, Halle Berry
A suicidally disillusioned liberal politician puts a contract out on himself and takes the opportunity to be bluntly honest with his voters by affecting the rhythms and speech of hip-hop music and cul...( read more
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DVD Released: March 16, 1999
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May 16, 2008Warren Beatty does wonders for this , simply amazing film. He's having a mid life crisis and its hilarious to watch
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April 24, 2008Warren Beatty indeed is a legend. A fine, charismatic actor who turned to the other side of the camera to create a few acclaimed pictures, like "Reds" or produce "Bugsy" which consists one of the best dialogue ever put on screen. "Bulworth", his fourth and last feature is sharply... ...( read more )
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January 21, 2008Simultaneously very silly and poignant. It's like Chris Rock or Robin Williams trying to make a satirical, humorous political film, only it came out much sooner.
A great cast and crew, but it seems just a bit too stereotypical for a movie so bent on destroying stereotypes. -
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April 11, 2007People don't refer to this film anymore, but when it was releaesd it was on of my favurite and down right hilarious (it also sported a wonderfully up beat music video that would eventually become wonderfull annoying and over played).
Smart and worth the watch. -
July 1, 2009Great idea - politician has a nervous breakdown and starts telling the truth, which makes him popular with the voters and unpopular with everyone else. Sadly they try too hard, chuck in waaay too many subplots (him becoming "black" never really works) and push it until it collaps... ...( read more )
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