Hector Roche

Ebert gave it a thumbs up. But, he loved DeNiro and Streep, not the movie. I loved all of it, including the happy ending, which both Ebert and I usually hate. He hated it, it worked for me. Like I said, I loved it. Oh, BTW, it’s also a love story about NYC.

An interesting story that turn’s compelling in the last 40-45 minutes. It’s about art, the artist, history, and today.

A credible ‘what if’ story. Terrific performances by all. An interesting take on Neville Chamberlain.

A truly great documentary. Not just because of how it captures these great artists in concert, but because of how it places the cultural festival in the social, political context of its time.

Well, I’m clearly in the minority. The movie felt at once disjointed and predictable. I love Giamatti, and like Norton, but I didn’t believe either of them in these roles. And, the music, please.