4 out of 10 Movie ReviewsMeryl Streep plays a scary nun, Seymour Hoffman plays weird, Amy Adams squeaks. Streep overshadows everyone
Chicago TribuneYet every scene in "Doubt," photographed in gorgeous, stern tones by the great Roger Deakins, feels finely calibrated. While...
San Francisco Chronicle"Doubt" is a commendable rendering of John Patrick Shanley's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama.
E! OnlineAt a Bronx Catholic school in the '60s, the fiercely fundamentalist headmistress, Sister Aloysius (Meryl Streep), begins to ...
FilmcriticIn fact, after seeing Shanley's Doubt on both stage and screen, I can honestly say I'm unsure whether Flynn is guilty of Alo...
Cinema BlendAside from the four extremely strong performances at its center, and the sticky, troubling moral issue that drives it, Dou...
Newsweek"Doubt" stirs up a lot of stormy theatrical weather, but the stolid transfer from stage to screen does Shanley's play no fav...
Emanuel LevyMark your Oscar ballots: The great Meryl Streep gives another stellar performance in "Doubt," the screen version of John Pat...
Box Office MagazineJohn Patrick Shanley’s Doubt is a terrific and troubling drama of ideas bristling with nuance and grief.
The New YorkerI didn’t know you could hiss, groan, and murmur at the same time, but Streep can do anything.
Screen DailyDoubt is an effectively ambiguous, high-pedigree adult drama that entangles viewers in slow, sure-handed fashion.
ReelViewst's one of life's bitter ironies that one of the first things lost to moral certainty is the capacity for compassion.
Entertainment WeeklyDoubt is a fictional drama, starring Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman, about a mid-1960s confrontation between an imp...
VarietyThe considerable integrity and strength of John Patrick Shanley’s play prevail despite a questionable central performance in...
Hollywood ReporterWriter-director John Patrick Shanley stacks the deck in this clash between a nun who suspects pedophilia and a priest out t...
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Partial Film Information
Director: John Patrick Shanley
Writer: John Patrick Shanley
Studio: Miramax Films
Cast: Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams
Release: December 12, 2008
Writer: John Patrick Shanley
Studio: Miramax Films
Cast: Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams
Release: December 12, 2008
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