Unveiling the Cinematic Treasures of Ronald Reagan's Hollywood Career

Other than that, it was a really good movie and I think anyone with a little bit of interest in Reagan's life should watch it. Like. You can read more in my review why Reagan “doesn't even succeed as propaganda, as it doesn't know how to transmit its message or even what that ... A triumphant and cheezy-emotional soft-brass score underlines a collection of unconvincing scenes of Reagan being strong and Reagan being motivated and Reagan ... Directed by Sean McNamara. Written by Howard Klausner based on the book, “The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism” by Paul Kengor. At the time of writing, it had a 98 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes based on more than 1,000 reviews. "Oscar-winning performances for ... Reagan presents the comically oversimplified perspective that President Ronald Reagan was singularly responsible for the collapse of the Soviet ... The movie overplays his ability and achievements, under-plays the Iran-Contra scandal, and overlooks several other failures entirely. Regardless of how you feel about Ronald Reagan the president, most will be united in finding this biopic a preachy, plodding, graceless groaner. The faith-based vibe is undeniable as he talks about a “divine plan” for men such as himself, which includes his miraculous survival of an ... The Washington Post called it a “shallow hagiography.” The film has a 20 percent critics' approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. But the audience rating is ...