FROST/NIXON was fantastic!

[Simps]

I'm having trouble deciding who had the better fantastic performance, Michael Sheen or Frank Langella (who really got to shine towards the end, IMO). Really makes me want to see their stage version, as there's one scene in particular that would have been amazing to see live at a playhouse. The writing was excellent, and Ron Howard's direction really served this film well.

That said, I'm still dying to see BENJAMIN BUTTON.

[DrMachine]

This film, Doubt and Milk are on my holiday to-do list.

[Joe Henderson]

Sweet, can't wait to see it.

[Michael John Wheeler]

I'm eagerly awaiting it. I just ordered the play from work and am debating whether I should see the movie first or read the play (I'm leaning toward the play first).

[Taxman]

If they have to make a film out of a play, it is usually a plus when they can use the original cast.

[Dark Sasha]

I really really want to see this, in both forms.

[The Cheap-Arse Film Critic]

Michael Shhen is an amazing actor. He'll win an Oscar within five years.

[Michael Blacklist]

Really makes me want to see their stage version, as there's one scene in particular that would have been amazing to see live at a playhouse.

Are you talking about the

Spoiler:

very heated "It's not illegal when the president does it"

back and forth? I had the same feeling as you during that sequence.

[Simps]

Are you talking about the

Spoiler:

very heated "It's not illegal when the president does it"

back and forth? I had the same feeling as you during that sequence.

That, but also

Spoiler:

the Nixon drunk dial,

which I thought was fantastically written and really well played by both sides. You really got to see both man at their cores in that scene.

[TonyFleecs]

You're the second friend out here who's making me crazy jealous by catching a screening of this. I've got to get my connections game right. I'm slipping.