The Iron Lady

2011 • 104 minutu
3,9
463 iritzi
52%
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PG-13
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OSCAR®-winning actress Meryl Streep (IT'S COMPLICATED, DOUBT, MAMMA MIA!) stars as Margaret Thatcher in this surprising and intimate portrait of the first and only female Prime Minster of the United Kingdom. Smashing through the barriers of gender and class, Thatcher is arguably one of the 20th century's most influential women. THE IRON LADY weaves the intricacies of Thatcher's personal life with her policy decisions, focusing on the price that she paid for power.
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Balorazioak eta iritziak

3,9
463 iritzi
Chris Rainwater
2013(e)ko apirilaren 14(a)
After finishing her incredible autobiography (all 1,000 pages), I feel like I knew her. I lived through her premiership and admired a strong leader - never wishy washy. But the film chose to focus on her dementia and flash backs...a human in decline and seemingly far removed from the height of power and accomplishment. While Streep is amazing, the script was not.
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2012(e)ko apirilaren 18(a)
If someone took just what was in the film & reedited it, it could be five star movie. I'm old enough to remember Thatcher's administration. I was hopeful about this film, but must agree w/the reviewers who say the organization of the film is dreadful & confusing. I don't have a problem with stories told in flashback; however, the sequence of the flashbacks made following the story difficult. This excellent cast & crew would have shone even more brightly had there been a consistent chronology.
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2012(e)ko uztailaren 19(a)
And Jim Broadbent is lovely as well, but the script was disappointing. It goes deep into certain areas (e.g. her dementia - of which the film's portrayal is purely speculative since it's undocumented) and barely scratches the surface of others that would have been much more interesting (e.g. how she commanded respect and influence in the early days when no one was taking women seriously in politics).