Review of Kinsey (2004) by Pedro P — 25 Jan 2008
A top-notch biopic. A riveting portrayal of a pioneer who quickly became a political and social target for opening up an unresearched and taboo area of human life. Sober, never flashy or exciting but always engrossing, both for its penetration (no pun intented) into Kinsey's psychology and for the effects his findings are shown to have on the world and the people around him.
Liam Neeson encarnates the character and the man like few actors have since 'his' Schindler and Laura Linney almost out-shines him in many scenes. A manditory watch.
This review of Kinsey (2004) was written by Pedro P on 25 Jan 2008.
Kinsey has generally received positive reviews.
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