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KINSEY is a little too dry and clinical to be fascinating. There is a fine line straddled here. Kinsey does not enjoy sex or love. He is just presented as a scientist lusting after the process, not the subject. Against directives of stars portraying real people who cannot be manipulative, cruel, or ...
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Great acting (especially from Christian Bale) and an enjoyable film to watch, but a snippet from another review sums it up nicely for me: "The problem with The Prestige is that it so clearly lays out its plan to present its tale, like the magic trick explained in the opening scene, that we start ...
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The movie begins with a shootout and resulting capture of Charlie Burns (Guy Pearce) and his younger brother Mikey Burns (Richard Wilson) by British captain Morris Stanley (Ray Winstone). Upon capture, captain Stanley makes it clear that he is concerned with the capture of the oldest Burns' brother ...
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