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John McCain: For Whom the Bell Tolls serves as as a thoughtful living portrait that evades mawkish territory.
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An insightful, poignant, journalistically sound profile that gives McCain his due, but steers clear of hagiography. May 30, 2018 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
An insightful, poignant, journalistically sound profile that gives McCain his due, but steers clear of hagiography.
Richard Roeper
It's an altogether new form of tribute: Having one's last word while being able to hear the things everyone will say when you're really gone. May 29, 2018 | Full Review…
It's an altogether new form of tribute: Having one's last word while being able to hear the things everyone will say when you're really gone.
Hank Stuever
The respect and admiration for the cancer-afflicted POW turned Arizona senator is non-partisan and clearly more than pro forma during this 1 hour, 45 minute film. May 29, 2018 | Rating: A- | Full Review…
The respect and admiration for the cancer-afflicted POW turned Arizona senator is non-partisan and clearly more than pro forma during this 1 hour, 45 minute film.
Ed Bark
It's certainly an inspirational portrait; it's also a blatant exercise in legacy management... Still, For Whom is entirely convincing, even moving, in its intimation that McCain's passing will mark the alarming disappearance of the GOP's old guard. May 29, 2018 | Full Review…
It's certainly an inspirational portrait; it's also a blatant exercise in legacy management... Still, For Whom is entirely convincing, even moving, in its intimation that McCain's passing will mark the alarming disappearance of the GOP's old guard.
Inkoo Kang
First and foremost, this documentary is as a moving farewell to a flawed, but still admirable, man. But it also comes across as another type of good-bye, one to the basic civility Americans once were able to take for granted in the political realm. May 29, 2018 | Full Review…
First and foremost, this documentary is as a moving farewell to a flawed, but still admirable, man. But it also comes across as another type of good-bye, one to the basic civility Americans once were able to take for granted in the political realm.
Jen Chaney
There are reasons that one might differ with his politics, but there's no disputing his accomplishments, or his moments of bravery... May 25, 2018 | Full Review…
There are reasons that one might differ with his politics, but there's no disputing his accomplishments, or his moments of bravery...
John Anderson
Shy of two hours,John McCain: For Whom The Bells Toll is a documentary worthy of celebrating a statesman and military hero. Jun 13, 2018 | Full Review…
Shy of two hours,John McCain: For Whom The Bells Toll is a documentary worthy of celebrating a statesman and military hero.
Danielle Solzman
If McCain might have been a poor president, though, he is surely a great man and a great character May 31, 2018 | Full Review…
If McCain might have been a poor president, though, he is surely a great man and a great character
Kyle Smith
McCain's frank discussions about his limited time left here on Earth and the end of a mission of "serving something more important than myself" are profound and moving. May 30, 2018
McCain's frank discussions about his limited time left here on Earth and the end of a mission of "serving something more important than myself" are profound and moving.
Lorraine Ali
HBO would like to offer you the following answer: "No, you shouldn't respect John McCain because he has stage IV brain cancer." It has a lot of other reasons why you should. And you'll agree or you won't. May 29, 2018 | Rating: 8.2/10 | Full Review…
HBO would like to offer you the following answer: "No, you shouldn't respect John McCain because he has stage IV brain cancer." It has a lot of other reasons why you should. And you'll agree or you won't.
Amy Glynn
Keenly aware that he's nearing the end, McCain and director Peter Kunhardt have left a guide to a figure described, for good or ill, as being the most influential non-president of the last half-century. May 23, 2018 | Full Review…
Keenly aware that he's nearing the end, McCain and director Peter Kunhardt have left a guide to a figure described, for good or ill, as being the most influential non-president of the last half-century.
Brian Lowry
The political myth-making around McCain has always been tough to take, and this movie is basically two hours of it. The myths aren't just about McCain, either, but also an effort to gloss over... how we got to the terrible place we're in today. May 23, 2018 | Full Review…
The political myth-making around McCain has always been tough to take, and this movie is basically two hours of it. The myths aren't just about McCain, either, but also an effort to gloss over... how we got to the terrible place we're in today.
Matt Taibbi
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