Release Date:- 11 November 2011
Directed By:- Clint Eastwood
Produced By:- Clint Eastwood, Brian Grazer, Robert Lorenz
Category / Genres:- Biography, Drama
IMDB Rating:- 7.6
Run Time:- 137 Minutes
Star Cast:- Leonardo DiCaprio, Josh Hamilton, Geoff Pierson, Cheryl Lawson, Kaitlyn Dever, Brady Matthews, Gunner Wright, David A. Cooper, Ed Westwick, Naomi Watts, Kelly Lester, Jack Donner, Judi Dench, Dylan Burns, Jordan Bridges,
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J. Edgar Movie Story Line:- J. Edgar is upcoming American biological drama having Leonardo Di Caprio as protagonist. Very carefully written by Dustin Lance Black, the story of this movie revolves around the life and career of director and creator of FBI J. Edward Hoover played by Leo. All incidents penned down by this Oscar winning writer are so finely arranged and studded in this flick that you don’t even want to wink your eyes. This movie reveals the homo sexual relations of Hoover with his mate Clyde Tolson played by Armie Hammer. You will witness some shadowy shots of Leonardo in middle-aged makeup. Funded by Clint Eastwood, Brian Grazer and Robert Lorenz, the distribution of this flick is in the hands of Warner Bros. Naomi Watts is playing the role of Helen Gandy, the loyal secretary of Hoover who shares every thing with her. It is set to be released in United States on November 9, 2011. Download J. Edgar from our portal and experience the ultimate joy of movie watching.
J. Edgar Movie Review:-For a man who was the backbone of the United States for nearly five decades, one would think Clint Eastwood and Leo could've turned out a better movie than this. I went to a showing tonight and there were less than 10 people in the audience, that should've been a sign.
The style in which the movie is told is very similar to the 1959 Jimmy Stewart classic, "The FBI Story", which backtracks history of the FBI from its early days and reviews its key early triumphs. There's also biographical accounts of Hoover's life, but nothing major we didn't already know, as in his likely homosexuality, his grudge against RFK, and tapes of scandalous material on JFK and MLK. The whole time I kept wondering to myself, what's this movie about and where's the story?
The make-up on Leo and his sidekick, "Clyde", was also ridiculous when theyhad to make them look older, it reminded me of the first Jacka$$ movie when Johnny Knoxville did the old man shoplifting sketch. Perhaps they would've been better off casting a legitimite aged person to play the older Hoover. Although in brief scenes, Bob Hopkins portrayal as Hoover in "Nixon" and Ernest Borgnine's version in "Blood Feud" left a better impact than the two hours Leo had to work with.
Without a real central story holding this together, with Leo not fooling anyone in his old man costume, and the fact we learn nothing substantial about Hoover we didn't hear about before, this movie is a real dud. Even if his more fictionalized and outdated, one would be more satisfied with the Jimmy Sterwart 1959 story about the FBI than this.
