Invictus
The New York Times“Invictus,” a rousing true story of athletic triumph, is also that director’s latest exploration of revenge, the defining th...
SlateAs a non-South African, I can't speak to the accuracy of the movie's racial politics, but they feel insultingly vague.
CanMagI’m not interested in sports or politics in real life, but I can usually handle a sports movie or a political movie.
Urban CinefileIt's about inspiration and Clint Eastwood's rousing, uplifting and profoundly moving film is one that inspires on many levels.
EmpireEastwood hits all the right notes in exactly the right order, but it’s his least personal film for a while.
Total FilmAn undeniably stirring, if predictable, account of how Nelson Mandela turned the Springbok team into a unifying force for hi...
The Moving ArtsIts fairytale simplicity combined with some badly botched musical cues renders Invictus an impotent shell
Are You Screening?Better than you might fear, but not as good as you hope. Semi-solid, but lacking in power. Still, well worth a viewing.
San Francisco ChronicleThis latest from Clint Eastwood is, by design, a serious holiday-season movie and an automatic Academy Award contender.
The New York TimesIt may not seem obvious at first, but Clint Eastwood’s “Invictus,” a rousing true story of athletic triumph, is also that di...
Chicago Sun-TimesIt is a very good film. It has moments evoking great emotion, as when the black and white members of the presidential securi...
FilmcriticClint Eastwood's new film Invictus is one constructed and adapted by the director with formidable intelligence and sincerity...
E! OnlinePolitics and sport intersect in Clint Eastwood's latest, a docudrama about Nelson Mandela's effort to unite post-apartheid S...
ReelViewsInvictus incorporates tangential subplots that accomplish little beyond inflating the running time. One involves the integra...
Entertainment WeeklyClint Eastwood's Invictus sounds like a drama of paint-by-numbers nobility, the kind that can make you dread awards season
Hollywood ReporterA temperate, evenhanded perhaps overly timid film about an intemperate time in South Africa.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Clint Eastwood
Writer: Anthony Peckham
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, Scott Eastwood
Release: December 11, 2009
Writer: Anthony Peckham
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, Scott Eastwood
Release: December 11, 2009
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