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That was an excellent one.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Alfred Kinsey was a pedophile, he conducted hundreds of sexual experiments on children, some as young as 2 years old. His entourage claims pedophilia is normal and that having sex with little children is okay. This man was a despicable degenerate, and to see Hollywood glorify this pedophile is highly disturbing.As a result of his questionable "research," Kinsey made unbelievable statistical claims, including the following: 10-36% of men are homosexual; homosexuality, incest, rape, pedophilia, and even bestiality are normal, and 95% of men engage in these behaviors; Do your research, he and his members are connected to NAMBLA, a pedophile advocacy network.

lets talk about a true story of humans and sex it is a fascinating funny and thoroughly entertaining film from the writer and director of god and monsters it star Liam nesson character as the doctor doing research into 1960 America love is the answer but sex raises a lot of interesting question this film portrays Albert Kinsey in moving way a visionary driven to uncover the most private sexual secrets of a country laura Linnea plays Albert wife in this film she play a an OK character dealing with marriage issues and test his journey. a man on a mission to ultimately changes American society forever and created a book of his studies which became a media sensation just like 50 shades of gray but for men showing their behavior this sparked debates that still go on to this day very enjoyable film at 1hr53mins 7.5/10 my 152 review

'Kinsey' loves and has great admiration for Alfred Kinsey. Kinsey and his legacy defy anything conventional and filmmaker Bill Condon does not put Kinsey through the cookie cutter bio-pic formula. The bio pic is as boring and cliché as any formula Hollywood mass produces. With a subject like Alfred Kinsey there is a temptation to exploit the subject for all the theatrical details and yet the film does not exploit Kinsey. 'Kinsey' is frank and this frankness is refreshing. The film is not about the rise and fall of Kinsey and the little sideshow 'sexcapades'. Condon has written a great script that plays into the strengths of it's title character. Alfred Kinsey was a scientist who studied sex because he believed he could help people through his theories and that is what 'Kinsey' is about. The central theme of the film is Kinsey's quest to help people through his work. Never does the discussion of sex become gratuitous. Condon and Neeson don't try to portray Kinsey as a preacher or philosopher because he wasn't, although people try to portray him as one. This was a surprise to me. Usually films like 'Kinsey' are only interested in the sexual abnormalities of it's subject. There are areas in the film involving Kinsey's sex life where Condon could very easily have tried to emotionally skew the audiences but he doesn't. Sex is such a philosophical topic that to see a scientific and often non emotional take on it was quite odd. In retrospect though it is completely in character with Kinsey. Kinsey wanted to peel away the societal preconceptions about sex and study it as a science. 'Kinsey' isn't a film about sex but rather the scientist who studied sex. The central character arc of Kinsey as the scientist is always at the forefront of the story.Liam Neeson gives a brilliant performance as Alfred Kinsey which has a surprisingly uplifting feel. He really is a fascinating character and I imagine Neeson had to delve deep in character study to do the man justice. Like the script, Neeson also portrays Kinsey as a scientist. I love how for much of the film Neeson portrays a sense of awkwardness. Kinsey is frankly a bookish nerd who for most of the film has a better relationship with his gall wasps than he does with other people. It is the passion for science that makes Kinsey a dynamic character and Neeson performance portrays this to a key. The character goes through struggles but they aren't superficial material struggles. I thought Neeson would be forced to give a hammy death bed declaration of principles about how he had to overcome so much but he doesn't. Kinsey is brought to lows and they have to do with a fear of failing people who could have been helped by his research. I loved this approach and the gravitas of a Liam Neeson makes Condon's exploration of this character all the more accessible and relatable. There is a tragic moment in the film where Kinsey's wife discovers Kinsey in the bathroom reading letters with his foreskin bleeding from violent masturbation lamenting his failures and limitations. In the wrong hands such material would seem contrived and overtly stagy but in the capable hands of Liam Neeson we see Alfred Kinsey as conflicted but real. Dynamic figures deserve respect and Bill Condon and Liam Neeson clearly respect Alfred Kinsey.

Well made, although I did feel it came over as a bit of a 'by the numbers' biopic. Although there's no denying the impact the work that Kinsey did had on modern society, I felt the film was a bit of a let- down. It did have its moments of sentimentality, but there was much more that I couldn't connect with. I guess because I never really connected with any of the main characters. The start is quite slow and ponderous but it does pick up through the middle third; by the third act I felt it had lost focus again. During the process of compiling his data Kinsey explores his own sexuality and in showing this (I believe) the filmmakers made a big mistake. After that I found it hard to take the him seriously I'm afraid and, although they do try to separate sex and love; and fail miserably; the film never really did enough to redeem itself. Worth a look, up to a point, but be warned; some of you may find some of it hard to swallow (in more ways than one).My score: 5.9/10IMDb Score: 7.1/10 (based on 28,156 votes at the time of going to press).MetaScore: 90/100: (Based on 189 critic reviews provided by Metacritic.com at the time of going to press).Rotten Tomatoes 'Tomatometer' Score: 79/100 (based on 40 reviews counted at the time of going to press).Rotten Tomatoes 'Audience' Score: 73/100 'Liked It' (based on 32,388 user ratings counted at the time of going to press).You can find an expanded version of this review on my blog: Thoughts of a SteelMonster.