Doubt

I had a slight issue with the ending, but other than that, I thought this was excellent. The score was really great and added tension and suspicion where there might not otherwise have been any. The scene between Sister Aloysius and Mrs. Miller was explosive, shocking, and unforgettable. Adams, Streep, and Hoffman were all phenomenal. Overall, I thought it was pretty amazing.

Worth it almost entirely for several rounds of Hoffman versus Streep. Having said that, it never feels as if the film quite escapes its origins as a stage performance.

A terrific film, Streep is brilliant and there are many engaging scenes. Also some thought-provoking shit going on.

Great script, really great performances from each character. It surely make you wonder who's telling the truth.

The breathtaking moment of Meryle Streep's confession

I had doubts about where this movie was going to. None were answered.

This is such a sad story, kind of like she verses he kind of a story. The whole situation makes you really wonder did this event really happen or is it just heresay? I am puzzled to what really did happen. By the way MERYL STREEP was EXQUISITE! No wonder she nagged the S.A.G. award!! Oscar time for her!

The actors do good work, but nothing can save a script where a lightbulb keeps burning out in order to illustrate the evasiveness of truth. Contains quite possibly the worst "we have a title" moment in cinema history.

Was there any thing to learn from this movie? you have to be a BIG fan of Meryl Streep to like this one.

wow, this was a completely different experience from my first time watching of this film. the story doesn't flow well and i feel like there are unnecessary scenes rather than thinking *probably i didn't understand*. the main idea is super interesting though. the choices we make have complicated consequences and it's hard to be objective when there are so many different aspects to that choice. anyway, i'm just suprised and disappointed because my memory of this film was so much better.

Sorry to be the one to rock the boat, this was not the movie for me.

Brilliant, without a doubt. (HA!)

I really loved how subtle this move is. Definitely a must see.

Slowly looks like it's going somewhere and................... then it ends. I'm a fan of both the main actors but this was a let down story wise.

amazing performances in a very tight set piece that would better have been executed on a stage than through film. admirable for how contained it is, unremarkable in content.

Marvelously acted by all three leads and packs a true emotional punch with no manipulation. A bit slow for my standards and it sometimes feels too much like the adapted play it is than a movie, but a great creation nonetheless.

It does perfectly what it sets out to do: It breeds doubt, making viewers keep their doubt even after the movie ends, and showing that doubt can be a dangerous emotion which can condemn as much as clear guilt can.

Too much 'noise' and ads around this production made a tough start for Doubt. Expectations from reviews read everywhere, were high -and I must say-too high. Old dilemma in new, refurbished version. Unfortunately it is sometimes boring and leads nowhere, literally speaking. Good try - average effect.

While the acting was solid, as I expected it to be, I felt that the transition from stage to screen was awkward at times. What would have been good drama onstage became melodrama on screen.