A great biopic
Last years biopics(like Walk the line)are not so good because they have
to tell all the life about the person the biopic is in only 2 hours(or less).So I like the biopics like Capote and Kinsey because they don't tell Capote's and Kinsey's entire life:they only tell one part of their lives.Kinsey is a great biopic with excellent performances from Liam Neeson,Laura Linney,John Lightow and Peter Sarsgaard.The film is very fun and,for some persons,it will be controversial.Bill Condon,after the superb film Gods and monsters,made another great work on another great movie.I totally recommend this movie. Rating:9. megova watch Uprising movie
I think Kinsey is a nice movie, showing the state of sex in the period. Liam Neeson, absolutely unique! 7/10.
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diametric reaction vis-a-vis "tedg"s . . .
The lead comment, today's at least, to this trailblazing film effort,
strikes me as not simply "negative," but, more likely, the subjective knee-jerk to the subject itself. "tedg" may have found the effort almost totally ineffective or ineffectual, but this corner begs to differ. To me, and, very possibly, scores of others, "Kinsey" is as on target as it is unblinkingly perspicacious, from its witty asides like herr professor's observation that a mortified female undergrad would be hugely disappointed at the potentials of penile "growth" in tumescence. A "western" public's askance at the verifiable parameters of human "sex" and "sexuality" merely underlines the workaday pragmatics of the "eastern" perceptions, i.e., the Kama Sutra and its like. An occasional Anglo-European explorer like the late, great Sir Richard Burton, whose widow burned notes and theses she considered inappropriate, studied and translated some such "eastern" classics, and I would place "Kinsey" in said ranks. But, a "society" that, a century and more after Freud and Stekel and Carpenter, and decades after Masters and Johnson as well, continues its scotomatic, blindered, appreciations and understandings of the subject, deserves its "paraphilias" and outcast "perverts," and its serial killers, not to mention institutionalized and sanctioned mass murderers like our current administration of juvenile jocks who insist their schoolyard bullyings, here read "genocides," are the very hallmarks of a "free" and "democratic" republic. I wonder if "tedg" has participated in erudite and civilized symposia on the subject, and whether he is hip to the fact, Wikipedia'd, that the very word, symposia, is rooted in the original Platonic Symposium that was no more and no less than a drunken, well, tipsy at the very least, social gathering of Athenian elites, all "men" of course, on the singular subject of homosexuality, or "manly love"?, or teacher/student intimacies. What's "sex" got to do with ANYthing? Make that EVERYthing. And "Kinsey" strikes chords as well as notes on said subject, "tedg" notwithstanding.. |
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