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Journeys With George (2002)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:8
Rotten:2
Average Rating:6.6/10
Theatrical Release:Mar 7, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: An unprecedented, all-access pass to candidate George W. Bush in the months before he won the closest and most controversial presidential election in history. Eighteen months. Thousands of... [More]
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Reviews for Journeys With George
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Pelosi's willingness to open up and look into her own spot in the campaign frenzy makes this meta-documentary important the media and those who consume it. Full Review |
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A must see for all sides of the political spectrum Full Review |
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A depressing confirmation of everything those of us who don’t object to the description "unelected" have suspected all along: George W. Bush is an incurious, uncharismatic, overgrown frat boy with a mean streak a mile wide. Full Review |
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3/5 |
An amusing, breezily apolitical documentary about life on the campaign trail. Full Review |
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The movie is virtually without context -- journalistic or historical. What's worse is that Pelosi knows it. Full Review |
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All in all, an interesting look at the life of the campaign-trail press, especially ones that don't really care for the candidate they're forced to follow. Full Review |
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Shaky close-ups of turkey-on-rolls, stubbly chins, liver spots, red noses and the filmmakers new bobbed do draw easy chuckles but lead nowhere. Full Review |
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3.5/5 |
A chronicle not only of one man's quest to be president, but of how that man single-handedly turned a plane full of hard-bitten, cynical journalists into what was essentially, by campaign's end, an extended publicity department. Full Review |
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It's a hoot and a half, and a great way for the American people to see what a candidate is like when he's not giving the same 15-cent stump speech. Full Review |
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