Michael Clayton Movie Review by Chris (10/12/2008) |
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'Michael Clayton' is a great thriller, no doubt about that what so ever. The only major problem I had though, and its not a flaw about the movie, it's just the fact that there is a lot going on at one time and I was tired while watching it so it was hard for me to pay to much attention to it. Directed by Tony Gilroy, this...
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Michael Clayton Movie Review by Jarrod (10/17/2007) |
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'Michael Clayton' is a possible contender for one of the best films of the year, a smart, intriguing, complicated thriller that requires (or even demands) patience and attentiveness from its viewers, but then anybody who does not possess these qualities would most likely pass on it anyway. George Clooney is the title...
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Michael Clayton Movie Review by Matthew (10/16/2007) |
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As we exited the theater, my friend said, "George was good, but I don't think he will win an Academy Award for that role". When I asked why she stated, "Because the role is very similar to the character he played in "Syriana". She has a point, but my argument is that in "Syriana", his character was one of many. In "Michael...
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Michael Clayton Movie Review by B Movie Ben (10/15/2007) |
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This is an adult film in every sense of the word. If you are looking
for car chases or flatulace or crude sexal humor, go elsewhere.
The poker games that Michael Clayton George Clooney) take part in are a
means to control a life that appears way out of control.
His investments are bad, his custody of his son is hanging...
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| Michael Clayton Movie Review by Johnna (2/27/2008) |
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Although Daniel Day Lewis can holler with gusto, I really believe George gave an Oscar-worthy performance of an almost resentful lawyer that happens to be fantastic at his job, being a "janitor". As you watch George, aka Michael Clayton, you watch the lack of patience for stupidity in his jaw, the longing for his son in...
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