Nixon (1995)

Nixon
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MEDIUM LEVEL COARSE LANGUAGE

Director: Oliver Stone
Actors: Anthony Hopkins, James Woods, Ed Harris, David Hyde Pierce, David Paymer, Mary Steenburgen, Bob Hoskins, Paul Sorvino, Powers Boothe, Joan Allen, Kevin Dunn, E.G. Marshall, J.T. Walsh, Brian Bedford, Fyvush Finkel

Greatness within his grasp… Shattered by a dangerous web of conspiracy, betrayal and intrigue!

Anthony Hopkins electrifies the screen as Nixon in the acclaimed hit from controversial director Oliver Stone! Nominated for 4 Academy Awards®; Nixon takes a riveting look at a complex man whose chance at greatness was ultimately destroyed by his passion for power - when his involvement in conspiracy jeopardised the nation's security and the presidency of the United States! With a phenomenal all-star cast, featuring Ed Harris, James Woods and Joan Allen, Nixon is powerful motion picture entertainment you don't want to miss! Also included: exclusive never-before-seen footage, plus an Oliver Stone interview!

DVD
Status: LongWait
Run time: 212mins
Origin: UNITED STATES
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Member Reviews (6)

6 Member Reviews
Barbara
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I watched 10 minutes of this - the language was so filthy I couldn't be bothered to watch any more.
Posted Wednesday, 6 July 2011 See my other reviews
Alex H.
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While Anthony Hopkins is not Nixon he and the producers make him and his time come alive. The relentless striving for superiority at all cost is portrayed well. Great actinhg!!
Posted Friday, 12 September 2008 See my other reviews
Uncle Ron
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How 'Tricky Richard' (sic – this site wont allow the abbreviation of Richard that rhymes with 'Tricky') did any work, or made any rational decisions, as President whilst he always had a glass of whiskey to his lips, as Olive Stone portrays him, escapes me. But then I think - he (Nixon) did lift the Bamboo Curtain, raised the Iron Curtain (well, enough to slide a glass of vodka under anyway) and had more US Presidents than Roosevelt at his funeral (some may ingraciously say only to confirm that he was actually dead). As a movie - terrific stuff. Great direction and screenplay by Oliver Stone. Well photograped, exceptional continuity, and very well casted. If you are a movie buff, this is a movie you would want to have in your collection. (No copying though, that's illegal - like Watergate)
Posted Tuesday, 1 July 2008 See my other reviews
Uncle Ron
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How 'Tricky Richard' (sic – this site wont allow the abbreviation of Richard that rhymes with 'Tricky') did any work, or made any rational decisions, as President whilst he always had a glass of whiskey to his lips, as Olive Stone portrays him, escapes me. But then I think - he (Nixon) did lift the Bamboo Curtain, raised the Iron Curtain (well, enough to slide a glass of vodka under anyway) and had more US Presidents than Roosevelt at his funeral (some may ingraciously say only to confirm that he was actually dead). As a movie - terrific stuff. Great direction and screenplay by Oliver Stone. Well photograped, exceptional continuity, and very well casted. If you are a movie buff, this is a movie you would want to have in your collection. (No copying though, that's illegal - like Watergate)
Posted Tuesday, 1 July 2008 See my other reviews
Graham S.
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Anthony Hopkins again proves his skills, in virtually every scene of the movie. Was he manipulated, or the manipulator .. a good man or rogue? There's a lot of crdible truth in this movie and one that shuld be promoted ... every 4 years!
Posted Monday, 30 June 2008 See my other reviews
Ryan H.
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Posted Tuesday, 27 November 2007 See my other reviews