Selma
History • PG-13 • 2014 • 2 hr 8 min
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David Oyelowo, Carmen Ejogo, Tom Wilkinson, Giovanni Ribisi, Tim Roth
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Unlike today, there was real strategy and adherence to universal principles in this movie rather than preservation of political power
Solid movie about an important time in American history.
Heartbreaking true story. To make it worse we as a nation have learned nothing from our past
Good telling of part of the movement not a lot of people know about
It has a good message and great for shedding light on American history
This film captures the heart of MLK, his message, and his struggles in a way that no other film has ever done.
Done very well. Acting is great as is the script and cinematography. A little slower than anticipated but overall a good film.
Great heartbreaking but moving biopic film about the rise of the Civil rights movement with so much heart, Oyelowo embody Martin Luther king
Really powerfull movie . Everyone should watch this movie
Mandatory watching for any American history buff
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