Pluskylang
Great Film overall
Cleveronix
A different way of telling a story
ChanFamous
I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.
Cissy Évelyne
It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.
ddianchiikk
It's just a wonderful movie with a deep meaning! Without loud words and direct speeches, the whole situation in the film is clear to us. Amazing acting by nearly everyone in the cast.
The whole story is filled with twists and turns and painful moral questions. One minute, you belive the priest, the next, the nun. What is most disturbing, however, is the lack of proof to either side. As its title announces, "Doubt" isn't about certainty, but ambiguity.
"Doubt," John Patrick Shanley's movie tackles the subject of pedophilia and paranoia in the Catholic Church.
In 1964 at St. Nicholas in the Bronx, two characters faced.
On one side is Sister Aloysius, an advocate of tradition and rigid authoritarianism, she stands firmly against change.
Certainly the school's first black student, Donald , attracts her attention and becomes a victim.
On the other side is a charismatic, youthful priest, Father Flynn, who rides on the winds of change. He favors a more open and friendly rapport with students that recognizes emotional needs, not just academic ones. As played by Hoffman, an actor seems friendly and reliable.
My most favorite moment is a comparison of gossips with a ripped pillow, that all feathers will fly around the city and they will never be assembled.
It is a powerful movie about a catholic priest and a black boy that get close to each other, throughout the movie you never hear the words rape'' or pedophilia'' .
But from the way the story is being told and from Meryl Streeps character you understand what is going on, however this may not be the case hence the title 'Doubt', you aren't given a proper answer to the accusations which in all honestly could be false.
" I Have Doubts, Such Strong Doubts!" What a powerful ending, I loved the way it ended, I love that the Nun was questioning everything she believed in.
The heavy moral themes, racism, deep looks into Catholic morality, and complex relationships make this film very deep and it is not for everyone.
danya-14565
A parish priest in one of the Catholic churches of the Bronx, Father Flynn reads a sermon about doubt. He is sure that every person has many doubts. Soon he will have to test his theses in practice. The parish school, where he teaches, is dominated by the stern sister of Aloysia. She is very strict and looks evil. Students are afraid of it. Suspicion is that Father Flynn, a kindhearted humanist with too long nails, is in close relationship with the only black pupil of the school, is launching his sister Aloysius to action. She is determined to drive the candle out of school. There is no direct evidence in the sister of Aloysia, but is not doubt a burden that any person who chooses an action for the glory of his ideals should bear?
allasuvorova-98488
Doubt is a terrible parasite. When a doubt penetrates the person's head, he slowly turns into a paranoid who sees only the creation of the brain. The film keeps in suspense and the view of the characters changes with a periodicity of five minutes. Doubt can be as powerful as confidence.This film is so captivating with its seemingly melancholy and unhurried action that almost two hours fly by unnoticed. For me, this film is a kind of phenomenon. The spectator is initially doomed to doubt.Actors are perfectly suited to their characters, and complement them. The incomparably talented Meryl Streep again demonstrates his skill, and surprises with his acting talent. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a very uneasy character, the character of which changes regularly, it's always hard to play and the actors who play such characters are worthy of respect. And finally, Amy Adams she plays a naive and undetermined girl who has not been determined either in life or in a position that should be supported.In the end, this is a great film, by my standards - a masterpiece, as it shows people and life, shows psychology.
alyssaoconnell
Sometimes I have a feeling I want to watch something deep and full of emotion, something that would give me to a bit of philosophical thinking. If you're craving to watch something to feel the same, 'Doubt' is definitely on the list! Moreover, that is a drama guys would enjoy watching too. It's not anything sweet or full of moments where you want to burst into tears. It is rather the one that would make you look inside yourself and ask, what do you do when you have doubt? and when you are FULL of doubt? what makes you feel doubt and why?Perhaps, part of the success is not just the feelings that you come across with while watching, but the cause of them (and this is not just all about the plot, its ideas and moral values). Part of the success is influenced but HOW the ideas are SHOWN. And there comes the time to praise Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, and Philip Seymour Hoffman's acting. I could not have imagined better actors for each of the 3 characters than these guys. No wonder the movie got so many awards. Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, by an Actress in a Supporting Role, by an Actor in a Leading role, also Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay, Best Director, wow! That is a must-watch one!