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- There's so much that's so good about THE IDES OF MARCH: some genius mood-setting, compelling acting (especially from Gosling, Giamatti, and Hoffman, and, to a lesser extent, Clooney -- who also directed and co-wrote the script), and dialogue that rings so true that it both stings and depresses.
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Oct 5, 2011 · “The Ides of March” is more about the nature of modern media politics, and younger players who are strangers to idealism. The movie’s strength is in the acting, with Gosling once again playing a character with an insistent presence.
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Apr 5, 2019 · “The Ides of March” has deep sadness in the loss of idealism, and poetically asks: At what cost do the ends ever justify the means? “The Ides of March” is provocative and one of 2011’s...
While not exactly exposing revelatory truths, The Ides of March is a supremely well-acted drama that moves at a measured, confident clip. Read Critics Reviews
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Smart, cynical thriller deals in political excesses. Read Common Sense Media's The Ides of March review, age rating, and parents guide.
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Oct 29, 2011 · Ryan Gosling is astonishing in this thrilling and timely - if also bleak - political allegory, which skilfully reflects Obama-era disappointment and also functions as a concise riff on morality ...
A slow-burning US political drama, The Ides of March is a character-driven film with great performances from Ryan Gosling, Philip Seymour Hoffman and George Clooney (who is also the director and in part the writer) among many others.
Brian Eggert Deep Focus Review. Here’s a film about the death of idealism at the hands of a compromised political and electoral system. And sadly, it’s told with enough realism and basis in truth...
