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This screenplay needs to be rewritten by a fire.

Went to see this tonight. Usually I have a short discussion afterward and give it a rating but this time all I could talk about was the brilliant new ITV2 series 'The Big Reunion' which aired last night.

This film just felt a bit bloated - odd for a 95 minute running time but I really didn't give much of a shit about FDR's flings. Good performances though especially from a stand-out Olivia Colman. However I couldn't work out why a few witty lines and scenes here and there made a select few people in our screening laugh out loud hysterically as if they were watching Airplane! for the first time.

So in conclusion, watch 'The Big Reunion' featuring hilarious stories of spats between crap 90s and 00s British & Irish pop groups instead of Hyde Park on Hudson.

μετά το μισάωρο δοκίμασα να κάνω την εξής μαγκιά: το άφησα να παίζει, έκλεισα τον ήχο, και έβαλα να παίζει 20/20 του JT.

και πάλι μαλακία ήταν βέβαια.

(αλλά σοβαρά, πώς κάνεις κάτι τόσο τραγικά αδιάφορο; κανένα conflict, καμία ιστορία, -κανένας bill murray φοβάμαι-, τίποτα τίποτα, απολύτως τίποτα. κάνει το ray να μοιάζει με το i'm not there.)

Hot Dogs on the Hudson. Bill Murray is good, the film is not.

Watching this is like sleeping with your eyes open.

I enjoyed the relationship between FDR and King George VI much more than this 5th cousin love affair. Much more interesting.

Wonder how true it was. Fun to watch a few months after King's Speech.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Delightfully fictionalized history with Bill Murray crushing it as an endlessly charming FDR. The actor playing the King also does a credible job in making the role his own and not simply emulating the success of The King's Speech. The women of the film are given shorter shrift - I could have done with less of Laura Linney's mistress character who also serves as narrator and moral center of the piece, though Olivia Williams makes for a suitably prickly Eleanor Roosevelt.

Murray's performance is stellar, while the rest of this flick is gleefully weird.

Reasonably entertaining

Spotty FDR slice-of-life pic. Murray charms, but the flick feels stilted, directionless.