Frost/Nixon

Frost/Nixon

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Frost/Nixon

Frank Langella, Michael Sheen, Sam Rockwell, Kevin Bacon, Matthew MacFadyen

A dramatic retelling of the post-Watergate television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former president Richard Nixon.

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  • December 11, 2009
    As I watched Frost/Nixon, I hoped for the same kind of electric verbal sparring that occured between Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Meryl Streep in Doubt, but that level of intensity never came. The movie was more interesting to me as a bit of a refresher on Nixon, than it was as a ...( read more)televised battle between two adversaries.

    I really liked how the film was almost shot as a documentary. It portrayed Nixon as a sympathetic character, which was fine by me. Rebecca Hall's character unfortunately felt wasted and unnecessary, and the confrontatial scenes often lacked the spark I was hoping to see, but I still felt that Frost/Nixon had merit. I just wish more of it had the fervent intensity of the phone call between Frost and Nixon that took place a few nights before their final interview.
  • December 2, 2009
    Michael Sheen and Frank Langella are absolutely extroadinary. Sheen is a revelation, giving an excellent performance and Langella steals the show in every way possiable with his magnificent and unforgettable portrayel as former president Richard Nixon. It delivers first-rate perf...( read more)ormances all around from it's great cast. Kevin Bacon is electrifying. Toby Jones is brilliant. Sam Rockwell, Oliver Platt and Matthew Macfadyen are teriffic. A powerful, thrilling, wickedly funny and incrediable film. It's tremendous, exciting and blooming brilliant. Smart, superb and sensational. A real magnificent knockout. A wonderful film that dazzels with honesty and intelligence. Director, Ron Howard strikes gold once again, it's his most fasinating and compelling work since A Beautiful Mind. A masterpiece plain and simple no questions asked. It hits all the right notes and brings something speacial. It's a riveting drama of the finest kind in the finest form.
  • November 10, 2009
    Frost/Nixon is the story about the historic interviews by a British journalist who got a post-pardon Richard Nixon to admit he was a crook. This movie is proof positive that Ron Howard can actually make a good movie once in a very great while but mostly the movie revolves around ...( read more)Frank Langella's brilliant portrayal of Nixon and how you... almost... feel sorry for the man by the end of the movie. Overall, Frost/Nixon is a really solid movie that seems to play out more like some kind of boxing movie or David and Goliath tale but that seems to make it more accessible than anything. And that late night phone call scene was incredible and hysterical all at the same time...
  • October 1, 2009
    I'm generally not a big fan of Ron Howard unless I'm watching a repeat of happy Days but I'm pleased to say he has made an outstanding film. The cast are brilliant but Langella and Sheen are in a class of their own. I thought that while for the most part the characters are handle...( read more)d well but I did find Frost was portrayed to be unfairly naive but that and the 5% fabrication for a bit of 'Hollywood magic' ultimately forgivable. The best thing about this film is the fact you know what?s going to happen but your still on the edge of your seat in anticipation. Great film, highly recommended!
  • September 4, 2009
    Ron Howard crafts another great film (as if he knows how to make any other type?), this time concerning the Frost interview session that ultimately led to Nixon admitting his part in the Watergate scandal and subsequent coverup attempts. Liberties were taken in this to make it mo...( read more)re interesting and intense - after all, it's about interviews. How exciting are they? Langella only vaguely resembles Nixon, but he's better than Hopkins. Michael Sheen steals the film as the suave and cocky David Frost.
  • December 20, 2009
    Great acting from all involved and an interesting take on a fascinating historical event.
  • December 16, 2009
    ron howard finally comes out of his shell and provides us with one of the fresh and refreshing movie of 2008
  • December 10, 2009
    The strong acting of this dry documentary themed film brings about a sense of raw emotion in an otherwise heavy fact and evidence driven, historical event of little importance today. Langella's exposure of Nixon as a lonely, vulnerable man was academy worthy.
  • December 2, 2009
    What a cool movie,its based on the great interview from the 70's about Nixon
    Im Canadian so I wasnt sure what happened in the WaterGate coverup.So this was educational for me as well as interesting.This was one of the most captivating films I have seen all year.Well worth the wa...( read more)tch.Solid acting and a great cast make this one of my favorite movies.Michael Sheen was amazing as Frost,he came along way from the Underworld movies.and Frank Langella couldnt have done a better Nixon.
  • November 28, 2009
    You've got to hand it to Frank Langella. (In fact we've had brilliant performances from Frank Langella, Sean Penn & Mickey Rourke this year).
    Langella portrays Nixon perfectly. The nuanced emotions are conveyed very well especially through several close-up shots...

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