Review of Capote (2005) by Michaelam. — 21 Mar 2006
This is a truly brilliant film which doesn't go for the easy or the black and white. The writer is seen as manipulator and betrayer - operating in cold blood, like the killer- and the murder is seen as incomprehensible even to the perpetrator.
The performances are universally excellent and the pace of the film is perfect. A film which uses restraint to make its point and doesn't spoon feed the audience with predigested opinions on crime, fame, or punishment.
This review of Capote (2005) was written by Michaelam. on 21 Mar 2006.
Capote has generally received very positive reviews.
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