It’s a weirdly appropriate time for Frost/Nixon, a movie about a place in history when America was so betrayed by its leader (hey that sounds familiar) that it took the work of a British journalist before they could find some form of solace. Not mind you, the kind of solace that Bond found in his latest movie, when he ran around shooting people for no reason and then called it a day. This isn’t that kind of movie.
This is the kind of movie where people have intense conversations, conversations you won’t want to miss. For instance, we have some of those conversations in the following 7 Frost/Nixon clips. Watch them, and think bad things about Tricky Dick:
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It’s a weirdly appropriate time for Frost/Nixon, a movie about a place in history when America was so betrayed by its leader (hey that sounds familiar) that it took the work of a British journalist before they could find some form of solace. Not mind you, the kind of solace that Bond found in his latest movie, when he ran around shooting people for no reason and then called it a day. This isn’t that kind of movie.
