Doubt
Drama • PG-13 • 2008 • 1 hr 44 min
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Watched for theater class & the acting was phenomenal while tackling a difficult issue
Great acting and storytelling. You won’t know what to think at the end of movie!
I knew Streep and Seymour Hoffman wouldn't let me down. A difficult subject, well presented with stellar acting.
Left me feeling unsettled even days later. No one wants a sex offender to skate, but there are “doubts.”
A lesson in acting. Streep & Hoffman are stellar here & the story leaves things up for you decide what actually happened.
4 brilliant actors giving it all to this wonderful, suspenseful script. A stunning picture about a very difficult topic. A truly great film.
Cast is outstanding. Though the movie is slow you want to know how it ends.
Doubt is an incredible psychological mystery movie. Will have you sitting at the end wondering for a long time.
Amazing acting from everyone, and a simple story that plays out in a satisfying way
Amazing performance. Stellar cast. Must watch.
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