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This movie felt really slow at times, but all in all I enjoyed the film as a whole. It's a good story, told well. Hoffman definitely deserves his award for this one. I don't know why but I've been watching a lot of Philip Seymour Hoffman movies lately and noticing him in films I didn't realize he was in before (i.e. Twister). I was expecting a biography of Truman Capote's life from birth to death, but this one pretty much focuses on what he went through to author "In Cold Blood." Even though it's not as biographical as I assumed it would be, I learned a lot about Capote just by watching this picture.

I know it's no longer in theaters; So, I suggest that you rent it if you're ever in the mood for something a little depressing.

This movie really leaves the first two in the dust. I have some friends of whom didn't want to see the film because they were afraid Tom Cruise would be... Tom Cruise. Anyway! I can proudly announce that the entire cast acts their butts off in this flick and they do it well, but Philip Seymour Hoffman really stole the show. He was bad @$$ with a capitol A, and I never thought I'd say this, but he was kinda sexy too. It's so refreshing to have a villain that does what he says he's going to do and doesn't monologue the hero to death. Not to mention that the writers were realistic in this one: main characters get hurt.

I've already seen Mission Impossible III twice; So it's safe to say that this movie is worth paying full price for a seat at the Big Screen.

The story and the show were good, but it was really depressing and I hate depressing movies. Ri'Chard is great. He really put on a top notch performance, and the girl who played his sister was really awesome and gorgeous. Seriously, I thought she was Carmen Electra until I saw the IMDb profile. I can't say anything bad about Peter Galleghar. He's one of my favorite actors. I love Anne Rice. I'm currently reading the Vampire Chronicles, but I'm glad I saw the movie before reading the book. This is a little too"real" for me. I prefer Lestat and Louis's witty little tiffs to the struggles of slaves. Eartha Kitt was so creepy and after her character did what she did The movie was ruined for me; I could barely stand to watch the rest of the show. (sorry for the ambiguity, but I don't want to give anything away) Sorry, but it's just not my type of show.