The Constant Gardener

If you need a sleeping aid please go see this movie. This movie was so boring it was painful to sit through it.... Full review

Superb acting in a totally insipid story. Le Carr... Full review

I have to say that when this movie started I couldn't follow it and I didn't like it. But I stayed with it and eventually I caught on. More and more it drew me in. The camera work is odd and... Full review

This movie is the usual thoughtless leftist propoganda. The movie could have been interesting but the whole plot was broken. OK, so pharmaceutical companies will develop a drug in Africa where they can hide the deaths (instead of England?), which means... Full review

This was first and last a liberal rant. We start with the protest against the war in Iraq and how we (Britain and the US) are the real terrorists in killing people. I let that pass and hoped for a good... Full review

Just as i expected!!! Brilliant and fantastic!!!! A good acting by Rachel Weisz and Ralph Fiennes!!!It is a movie of politics and the lives of the needy. And why some military in the world is bad.It was sad that both Rachel... Full review

Please do not trust the negative remarks you see on the users' reviews. They may be motivated by political viewponts. I really enjoyed this movie and the African landscape.... Full review

This movie was terrible! Hard to follow, poorly made, and just a total train wreck! Our movie club group went to see this, and we all walked out about half way through, and got refunds,and went for Margaritas instead! Save your... Full review

I LOVED this movie! I'm not usually a big Ralph Fiennes fan -- I always find him rather wooden -- but in this film I thought his acting was GREAT! All the other actors were excellent too. The director did a... Full review

Once again the movie trailers mislead the movie fan. However, in this case if you have a bit of patience, it actually pays off. The trailer leads you to believe that you are going to see an intelligent movie with intelligent... Full review

Posted by LATimes on January 2, 2006 in fashion , Golden Globes , Rachel Weisz , The Constant Gardener | Permalink | Email this post Comments She has gorgeous skin. The Golden Globe-nominated actress - for her role in "The Constant Gardener" (nominated for best motion picture, drama) directed by Fernando Meirelles (nominated for best director, motion picture) - wore a chic black Christian Dior skirt suit and Pierre Hardy high heels to a recent Focus Features cocktail party at Il Cielo in Beverly Hills, Cal ... Full Review

You have to go back to Defence Of The Realm and the BBC's Edge Of Darkness in the mid-'80s to find a homegrown drama so eager to grapple with contemporary issues and Britain's complicit role in propagating injustice outside its borders. Meirelles, though, never loses sight of the emotional core of his narrative, ensuring his plot is always rooted in the heartfelt poignancy of a bereft husband's pain, rage and bewilderment. ... Full Review

Although this batch of extras puts The Constant Gardener neatly into its social context, the lack of input from Meirelles means we don't get nearly as much insight into the creative process. It's a greater shame that he offers no commentary to accompany the film. ... Full Review

Only about 30 seconds of the play are included in the actual film, while the extended scene runs around 9 minutes. "Simple yet profoundly complex at the same time, if one were forced to slap a genre tag on Meirelles' film, romantic thriller would best fit the bill. ... Full Review

Still, the movie's good enough to at least merit a rental. Instead, most of the flick appeared well defined and detailed. In the end, the audio of Gardener served the movie well. Effects also appeared clean and accurate. ... Full Review

The blonde actress reveals she had a home dye disaster the night before the audition for the film and she insists she could not have looked worse, reports hollywood.com. ... Full Article

Sienna Miller fears her green hair may have cost her a role opposite Ralph Fiennes in THE CONSTANT GARDENER. The blonde actress reveals she had a home dye disaster the night before the audition for the film - and she... ... Full Article

Rachel Weisz. Please begin. ...that's OK too. ...at my house. I'm generally quiet and read a lot myself...so I think she would find it quite comfortable. ... Full Article

In "The Constant Gardener," Fernando Meirelles's excellent adaptation of John le Carré's novel, Ralph Fiennes plays Justin Quayle, a British diplomat whose main qualities seem, at least at first, to be diffidence, his interest in gardening and a fumbling, self-effacing... ... Full Article

The 38-year-old star, who won the best supporting actress prize for her role in 'The Constant Gardener' in 2006, revealed she displays the prestigious accolade in an unusual place in her home. ... Full Article

Film publicity legend Charles McDonald plans to step down as joint CEO of London-headquartered Premier PR at the end of October. He will leave Premier and handle a number of his own key clients independently, likely his most active Premier... ... Full Article