Warm Springs
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Movie Reviews of Warm Springs
Movie Review: Uplifting and Inspirational
Summary: 5 Stars
This film is very well done. We get to see a side of FDR that most folks never knew existed, and it seems to provide a foundation for the great things he later went on to do as our president. This is NOT an account of Roosevelt's political career, nor a documentary of the New Deal. In many ways that is appropriate; FDR on the job was as ruthless as needed to be for the times he faced. Great Film.Movie Review: A arrogant man humbled by Polio to lead a Great Nation
Summary: 5 Stars
Warm Springs portrays President Franklin Delano Roosevelt by Kenneth Branagh and his Wife Eleanor by Cynthia Nixon in what his struggle was having Polio bringing him to his knees to unsuccesfully return him to the man he was, and becoming sensitive to the needs of others! An emotional and thought provoking presententation of a man who became one of our greatest presidents!Movie Review: A gem
Summary: 5 Stars
"Warm Springs" is one of those rare, precious gems that you stumble upon by accident. The story is very imspiring with excellent performances by Kenneth Branagh, Cynthia Nixon, and Cathy Bates. It is well directed, with beautiful photography and a very inspiring story. The story never lags and is very inspirational.Movie Review: Very Good Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I don't know about the historical accuracy of this movie, but it was very entertaining and well acted, in my opinion (naturally, since I am writing this!). It left me wanting to know more about FDR and I think that in and of itself should recommend it.Movie Review: Good Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I use this with my students to introduce them to FDR as a person. My father had polio, and this movie helps me relate what it was like to have it and to be around others who had suffered the paralysis.