Kinsey
Drama • R • 2004 • 1 hr 58 min
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Academic neglects his brilliant wife. Well-acted, but it's not like this type of story is revolutionary.
I really enjoyed this. I wasn’t expecting much but overall it has great performances and the story is interesting front to back
He has a very particular set of skills…in the bedroom.
Interesting movie about a guy that isn’t super interesting. Very Oscar baitey
This is the movie where I first noticed Peter Sarsgaard. He’s fantastic in this fine historical drama along with Laura Linney and Liam Neeso
Biopic of famed Indiana University researcher who spent his time focused on human sexuality.
I haven’t seen many psychologist biographies but the life of Kinsey was nothing short of interesting. Neeson and Linney did a great job!
Interesting biopic about Kinsey‘s research on the sexual behavior of Americans. It paints him in slightly too heroic light.
Good drama movie, well mae with interesting story and great acting. Worth watching
While slow, this adapted story of Alfred Kinsey is wonderful. It is a trove of understanding of what he faced in the time of prudence.
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