Brian Richards

This film is awesome. Oliver Stone was able to make a movie about a brilliant man who was deeply flawed. That man happened to be Richard Nixon. Stone made his film very interesting from the get go. Stone uses visuals tools and montage and news reel archive to trace back Nixon's life and career. Stone succeeds tremendously and uses a Shakespearean arc. To keep viewers more interested as the film progress. Highly recommended.

Great film about the 43rd President. Sad film because W. led his country to war and other problems during his Presidency.

Felt the film concentrates more on the political battles between The United States verses The Soviet Union back in the 1980's rather than a serious character study about the man Ronald Reagan. That being said Dennis Quaid puts in a good performance as the 40th President of The United States. The film is never boring but it is long with some scenes that could do without. Still, I'd recommend this picture to those interested in Reagan the biopic..

Fav movie of all time. Loved every minute of this film

I can understand this film is not everyone's cup of tea but for me personally I like this film a lot. The film has suspense and interesting characters. I'm a big admirer of Atom Egoyan's works and this being one of his best. If you don't mind viewing a film that has sex, suspense and film noir elements then Where the Truth Lies is for you...

Suited for a mature audience. I admire the dizzying camera movement and dutch angles and attention to details of the 1960's 1970's. I loved watching the odd relationship between Jim Morrison (Val Kilmer) and Patricia Kennealy (Kathleen Quinlan) while they engage in pagan rituals and raw fornication. Kennealy loved Morrison and she is a truth seeker trying to find the personal side of Morrison and I thought the concert scenes is photographed by Robert Richardson and it is pretty awesome and intense. Reminded me of witnessing an outrageous orgy while the Native Indians ghostly dance through Morrison's subconsciousness.

This is a great film by Milos Forman. What I admire the most about this film is Forman goes for broke and succeeds. The film does a great job of recreating the period of the 1970's to 1987, Flynt's rise of his HUSTLER empire, meeting with Christian evangelist Rose Stapleton Carter, right on down to the final confrontation between Larry Flynt vs the Supreme Court of the United States. The music is great and it's also humorous. The performances is top notch especially from Harrelson as Flynt, Norton and the rest of the cast. Courtney Love gives an awesome performance as Althea. Surprised she wasn't nominated.

This is a great film from Oliver Stone. I especially like the intense camera work visuals and editing choices. Stone does a magnificent job at explaining how the media can be so obsessed with two insane natural killers on a blood bath rampage. This is not a boring film although some might not be prepared for the film's intensity which involves sexuality, animation,humorous parodies and violence. See the director's cut.

When I first watched Sidney Lumet's "Deathtrap" was utterly bored with the first half of the picture and felt the picture was going no where. Then surprisingly, the second half of the picture became much more interesting. Especially between Michael Caine and Christopher Reeves, I didn't like the character Helga Ten Drop played by Irene Worth and the ending is flawed but overall this is not a picture to take too seriously. Rather just enjoy the fun and the hysterical plot twists.