Bulworth

This movie was not as good as everyone mad it out to be. yes the rapping was great but the story its self was lacking something. I myself did not see the begining but from what i saw i think that... Full review

The first time I enjoyed this movie more, mainly because I did not know what to expect. This time I did not enjoy it at all. It seemed like Warren was preaching liberalism, and solcialist systems for the populous. Dont waist... Full review

Warren Beatty's Bulworth is one devastating satire on the political scene of the Clinton years. Sad to say things really ain't gotten any better here.J. Billington Bulworth, Democratic Senator from California at one time rising liberal star has had to... Full review

This movie is what everyone is thinking. Every American should be forced to see this movie. I just wish politicians were as honest in real life.... Full review

I wasn't exactly sure how to rate this film, and I bet others weren't either. It's difficult to say but fascinating to watch. Some scenes are terrific, others just terrible trash.Halle Berry plays anything but a likable lead, nor are... Full review

I should have known this movie was going to be good because it came highly recommended by Matt Lueck, who seems to be very picky about what he considers "good" movies. This movie was exceptional.If you don't like politics, this... Full review

In BULWORTH Warren Beatty gives one of his funniest and most outrageous performances. This sharp political satire is even more timely now than it was in 1998. This is a marvelously subversive movie on several fronts: politics, race, economics, Hollywood... Full review

Anyone who thinks this movie is anything but an A+ movie is a Republican and should die, this movie rules!... Full review

This is by far and away one of the funniest political satire films I have ever seen. They tried showing it in regular TV and because of all the editing it came across poorly, but go out and rent this or... Full review

This film brilliantly demonstrates the evils of political corruption through the eyes of a man who's lost his way so severely that he no longer wants to live so there's no impetus left to lie. And a politician who campaigns without... Full review

Bulworth is not shy to make digs at the system no bull there. Beatty is magnificent as Bulworth, displaying his stature as a passionate filmmaker and actor. Warren Beatty makes interesting films. ... Full Review

You have to love Warren Beatty for having the courage to make this. I revisited this film as it it so appropriate in light of the last six dark years in our history. ... Full Review

A movie about a burned-out white liberal regaining his soul by acting the 100 percent black man could have been an embarrassment....But Bulworth (1998) is as fierce as it is farcical, tinged with sadness....Warren Beatty pulls it off with this audacious, nervy, bracingly entertaining polemic..... ... Full Review

What's fun about Bulworth is Beatty's commitment to the part and the ideology. But for all of the film's entertainment and supposed truth-telling He's willing to be the clown and plays it well. ... Full Review

Bulworth looks pretty silly in that after-hours South-Central club When Bulworth bursts into rhyme, he is doing what people in musicals do: using some form of song to say what can't be said in everyday speech. ... Full Review

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You'd think Warren Beatty's Bulworth would've proved that politics and rap don't mix, but think again. At a May 31 press conference in New York City to kick off Rap the Vote 2000, a voter registration drive, controversial Nation of... ... Full Article

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Roger Ebert / Q. My local alterna-weekly reviewed "Horse Whisperer" and "Bulworth" this week, and in both cases the critic observed how incredulous the relationships between the grizzled actor-director and his decades-younger love interest were. ... Full Article