Review of The Madness of King George (1994) by Alejandro E — 24 May 2016

Una historia real de locura e intrigas con un ligero toque de comedia. A destacar la recreacion de epoca y las actuaciones.

This review of The Madness of King George (1994) was written by Alejandro E on 24 May 2016.

The Madness of King George has generally received very positive reviews.

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By Lisa M (931) on 26 Aug 2012

I saw this on DVD. Interesting look at monarchy. It raises questions about WHY monarchy of course…

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By Rachel D (245) on 06 May 2011

I give this one about a 7 on the Dante scale. It is funny and also sad at the same time. Its a very well acted movie and enjoyable to watch…

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By Alex Von Tunzelman (2) for The Guardian (2,969) on 26 Mar 2014

The 1994 film of the play by Alan Bennett is a model of historical accuracy and psychological tact. A triumph…

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By Mel F (46) on 22 Sep 2016

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By Filmgrinder S (1,010) on 20 Nov 2011

Can't say I enjoyed it at all. Found all the characters as one dimensional as they were unlikeable…

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By Becca A (190) on 14 May 2011

From the moment that this movie started, it had me totally captivated…

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By Matthew J (1,312) on 02 Jun 2013

A sharp, clever and striking movie about beauty and ugliness, both embedded oh so deeply into the souls of the main characters and alongside…

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By Robert Faires (35) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 04 May 2016

For his part, Hawthorne rushes pell-mell into the thorny valley of dementia and crawls out with every puncture registering on his worn face…

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By Taylor M (379) on 15 Nov 2016

Rather good but probably needs watching more than once to be appreciated better…

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By Louise G (151) on 17 Aug 2010

Just rewatched this. Rupert Everett, Nigel Hawthorne and Helen Mirren all brilliant. Very funny…

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