Vice (2018)
VICE explores how a bureaucratic Washington insider quietly became the most powerful man in the world as Vice-President to George W. Bush, reshaping the country and the globe in ways still felt today. (imdb)
Genres: Comedy, Drama, History, Biography
Country: USA
Directed By: Adam McKay
Written By: Adam McKay
Starring: Christian Bale, Shea Whigham, Amy Adams, Sam Rockwell, Alison Pill, Tyler Perry, Eddie Marsan, Jesse Plemons, Justin Kirk, Steve Carell, Lily Rabe
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1. Academy Award - Oscar - Best Picture and Nominees (public: moderated by smviper00 - 33 stars)
2. Academy Award - Oscar - ALL Best Picture, Directing, Acting & Screenplay Nominees (public - 18 stars)
3. Films available in HD (public: moderated by kubricksucks - 12 stars)
4. American Politics (public: moderated by djross - 4 stars)
5. President Of The United States (public: moderated by Hailey - 2 stars)
6. Lesbian Character(s) in a Non-Gay Themed Film (public: moderated by bobyang - 1 star)
7. 2019 Academy Awards- Nominated Feature Films (Non-Documentary) (public: moderated by joel-w-m)
8. Films That Break the Fourth Wall (public: moderated by Dunstan-xxx)
9. 91st Academy Awards: Nominated (public: moderated by 5Z5qjRCfM2)
10. Oscar Nominations 2019 (private: Adds - 2 stars)
11. The Best of 2018 (private: SageSledge)
12. 2019: Complete Watchlist (private: SageSledge)
13. 2019 (private: sproost)
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educhristoph | 85 91% |
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BillyShears | 70 53% |
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It’s good but it’s also presented in this really obnoxious trying too hard to be hip way. It’s Dick Cheney he was super hip to begin with. Christian Bales entire career has been stunt weight nonsense. Wake me up when he cuts his weiner off or something.
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Mediocre people with illusions of grandeur rising to the top. I see it every day - where's the story?
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Oliveira | 74 56% |
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devrimozkan | 77 91% |
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DMCrimson | 74 26% |
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Adam McKay picks meaty topics that deserve our rightful scorn...and gives them a garbage writing/directing effort. Vice expands this divide past the already-infuriating The Big Short.
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Dulled by disdain. The edit is overlong and padded with tantrums of political images and irrelevant pop culture, as an attempt to stir a feeling of chaos. It is equipped with all of the powers of manipulation of a child begging you to watch them do a cartwheel, when they cannot do a cartwheel.
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War Machine | 87 67% |
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rvw. i love how adam mckay does these kinda movies. he makes them actually fun and funny lmao. and he made dick and his wife likable and entertaining most of the movie. i really liked his younger and early years parts. last 50min once 9/11 happened got a bit worse so i'd probably lower to 87 but i loved the ending too. wont apologize etc and the focus group fight. ye 87 lol
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mistephane | 68 56% |
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ABUNCHOFCATS | 70 33% |
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Doesn't go far enough to demonize Cheney as a reprehensible monster. Too light hearted and comedic and too much respect for him. An ok movie to watch though, Adam McKay has a knack for making energetic fun movies.
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JimiAntiloop | 81 73% |
| Feb 25 | CineCorner | 82 71% |
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KasperL | 40 21% |
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Zealous, but a chore. So do yourself a big favor: As soon as the credits roll, leave (or turn off your TV). No need to stay for the second credits.
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I think the reason TBS worked so well, at least for me, was because it focused on average joe's rather than a go-to list of famous political figures, the type of biopic I was never exactly fond of. While similar in style and tone, it mostly felt like a straightforward run-through of historical events without the same kind of palpable outrage or relatable quality that made McKay's previous film so memorable.
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I thought this was pretty dry and a little boring, despite McKay’s attempts to make it fun and clever. It was good and infuriating to learn more about Dick Cheney, as I don’t know a whole lot. I thought Bale did a good job. Same with the rest of the cast. But it did just kinda present the facts and didn’t actually say that much. Also, much like BlacKkKlansman, the allusions to the current US political climate were so heavy-handed and off-putting. And I hate the current US political climate
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joaocinda | 89 82% |
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I'm having such a hard time putting into words how I felt about Vice. I can only think to compare it to D'Souza's Death of a Nation. Both are fueled by hate. Both are artistic fabrications designed to elicit anger. Both are not helping.
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It has the subtlety of a US-led coalition of the willing preemptively invading a sovereign nation on the basis of a public misinformation campaign relying on trumped up and skewed raw intelligence. And McKay turned up all the inventiveness of the Big Short to 11--in a bad way. But Cheney is such a fascinating and historically important figure that this was still good. Also really great performances all around, from Bale to Carell to Perry.
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| Feb 20 | CesarCastag (CinePlayers.com) | 20 6% |
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I don't know if Adam McKay didn't believe that Cheney's story would be sufficiently interesting on its own, or if he has just bought way too much into his own hype after The Big Short, but Vice is an exhausting and tonally incoherent mess because he tries to use just about every trick from the directing and editing toolbox at once. Christian Bale positively disappears into his role, but what good is that in a movie that has already disappeared so far up its own ass?
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the indulgent sequel outing after the big short–– mckay's style doesn't really transfer over as well this time, but this story is too juicy and bale is too good not to enjoy it all.
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Simply a terribly constructed film. Awfully edited. Like it is a 2 hour eye roll fest. The early credits. Gazelle cut. I was actually interested in the subject matter and that interest waned with every poor film choice. Acting has been glorified too but maybe that's my hatred but I don't even care.
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Cheney is a horrible human being who should be in prison, so this should be a smash hit. Unfortunately, McKay appears to have made the leap into full-on smug neolib douche. This movie thinks it’s doing something majorly important just by pointing out that the dude is bad, and the tone is one of dripping condescension towards the audience. At least Bale is great.
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I quite liked McKay's style here, even if it distracts from the story at times. Bale is superb, Carell is great as well.
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There is 45 minutes of a great movie here
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This annoys me. I'm all for experimentation with film as a medium, but like with The Big Short every trick up Adam Mckay's sleeve is so cheap and lame I wonder how many years he actually has left of film school. Clearly he hasn't covered subtlety and nuance yet. It's a shame, because under layer upon layer of jarring presentation distractions - most of which are pointless anyway, as the story is wild enough on its own - is what looks like it could have been an excellent film. Bale is great.
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As subtle as a rock to the face, but very effectively musters justified outrage about the reprehensible acts of miscreants. I can't help but feel that being in simpatico with the message makes it easy to overlook some obvious flaws. Ridiculing the powerless (voters) always rubs me the wrong way. Can't see this movie changing anyone's mind. I appreciate McKay's insistence to spice up the regularly boring biopic genre, but the result is uneven. Bale and Adams are good to great, Rockwell simply OK.
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Langelund (CinemaZone.dk) | 70 67% |
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I’ve seen Vice Squad, Hard Vice and even Vice Academy, but this was somehow sleazier.
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deanjames | 70 57% |
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FrederikA | 75 77% |
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So, following my logic from my last Adam McKay review, it now seems evident that he's working his way backwards through Oliver Stone's ouevre. Big Short = Wallstreet: Money Never Sleeps, Vice = W. ... so... any guesses what historical biopic a-la Alexander, he'll be doing next? (oh yeah, Vice was a thoroughly enjoyable, well-acted, witty and sleek character assassination, that still manages to feel more like an attempt at humanising the devil rather than demonising the man)
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syklat | 82 81% |
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Filmde çok hassas bir konu çok gevşek bir dille anlatılmaya çalışılmış bu durum normal şartlar altında çok fazla eleştireceğim bir durum olabilirdi ancak filmin kurgusal anlatımında Sergey Eisenstein'in kurgu kuramı sıkça görülüyor. Böyle bir durumda McKay hali hazırda tezatlık yapmak istiyorken bu durum çok da göze batmıyor açıkçası. Filmdeki bir çok alt-metin ve bir çok gönderme saygıyı fazlasıyla hakediyor bence. Ayrıca Christian Bale'in film için 45 k
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DavidBlast | 85 87% |
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I don't know who would expect a fair and unbiased biopic about Dick Cheney from Adam McKay (or who would even want to watch such a thing), and obviously that it ain't. 'Vice' is Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11' re-imagined by the Hollywood elite, a hit job on the Republican party channeled through cherry-picked anecdotes from Cheney's life. Beneath the zany editing and clever humor, you'll find the angriest movie of the year and the most effective anti-donor propaganda since 'Body Parts'.
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| Feb 03 | Edsep | 67 23% |
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mrarn | 50 49% |
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It seemed like every time I was getting drawn into the characters the film broke into an unnecessary narrative.
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eCitizen | 60 57% |
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Listing this as a political comedy is a stretch. This movie questions the validity of many decisions made by the US government and puts a focus on the apparent breakdown of the political process. It paints a terrifying picture of how a single individual could subvert our system and pursue a questionable agenda. Performances were terrific, but the format was strange. By the end, I was seriously questioning what had actually occurred during these historical events.
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filmaholic | 75 71% |
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| Jan 31 | smeredith15 | 83 72% |
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Ofterdingen | 45 27% |
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I don’t care how many pounds Christian Bale gained or how many narrative tricks McKay have up his sleeve. On both accounts it’s repetitive, predictable and tiresome.
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