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While I didn't see this movie in the theatre when it first came out, I did recently purchase the DVD. What a shame that the critics sneer at this film. I'm sure their reviews and the lack of attention by the industry contributed to my lack of interest initially. I enjoyed it thoroughly and have viewed it again to make sure I didn't miss a thing. I'll definitely read and research Wilberforce
WARNING: this is the most BORING movie to come along in years. Enough said.
I thought this was the best movie to come along in a long time. The characters are developed well and the scenery and music are beautiful. The story is moving and inspirational. Go see this one!!!
I liked this movie enough to want to see it again. There so many people who have no idea where that song Amazing Grace came from. The movie inspired me to go to my local library and get the biography of the ex slave mention in the film. I can only pray this movie will inspire some Politian to stand up and DO THE RIGHT THING not just see which way the crowd is blowing.
This story shouldn't be forgotten. Many missed seeing this movie and will never know the "true facts" of the ending of Slavery. John Newton had slave ships, had became a Christian later in life, and wrote the song, "AMAZING GRACE". Through the inspiration of his grandfather (John), William Wilberforce put in action the ending of slavery which John was not able to do during his time in life. I
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Entertainment Weekly
It's earnest, solemn stuff. The movie sings an old tune -- Albert Finney is the blind minister who wrote the title ditty -- and it leaves the blood unstirred. Full Review
Desson Thomson
Washington Post
If Amazing Grace serves its most superficial purpose -- to educate the viewer -- it's hardly compelling viewing. Full Review
Eddie Cockrell
Variety
Picture reflects the no-nonsense storytelling skills of prolific helmer Michael Apted, whose career-long mix of feature and documentary work holds him in good stead once more. Full Review
Gregory Kirschling
Entertainment Weekly
It's earnest, solemn stuff. The movie sings an old tune -- Albert Finney is the blind minister who wrote the title ditty -- and it leaves the blood unstirred. Full Review
Jack Mathews
New York Daily News
Compelling and highly informative. Full Review
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