Interesting character. Hillary shows her limitations without a wonderful script.

"Amelia attempts the yeoman's task of recounting a tale about which it has virtually nothing to say." - Nick Schager

Camera Cinemas hyped this film like hell, and to say it didn't live up to it would be putting it lightly.

a really great airplane movie 10 out of 10

wonderful story completely ruined... nonlinear storytelling combined with the lack of character development makes it looks like the 2 hour trailer of an upcoming lousy series `Adventures of Amelia`... very sorry for Hilary Swank who tries to save it

Punishingly dull biopic on history's most fabled aviatrix, Amelia Earhart (portrayed by Hilary Swank, with traces of Katharine Hepburn rather than of Kansas wheatfields in her speech), her final flight endlessly interrupted by how-she-got-there flashbacks. The only suspense is in whether the film is going to offer an ending or an enigma.

An interesting story/character in a disjointed poop of a film with a non linear narrative and ponderous interjected snippits.

Good-looking, if old-fashioned. Director Nair highlights the wonder (and danger) of flying in the 1920s and 30s through Swank's sparkling lead performance and how the adventuresome Amelia dealt with worldwide fame as well as her unconventional marriage to New York publisher George Putnam (Gere).

I believe this movie could have been done much better. I felt the whole biopic to be extremely slow and boring. The entire movie has a disconnect. Not an entertaining movie either.

Bad Movie

This movie, like their relationship, was functional, but didn't have any spark to it.

Quite boring.