1 Nom

Frost/Nixon

Nominee Image for Frost/Nixon

Nomination:

  • Best Documentary Short

In 1974, Richard Nixon made history by resigning the office of the Presidency, evading trial and conviction for crimes committed while in office. Three years later, charismatic British talk show host David Frost convinced Nixon to do a televised interview. This film dramatizes the conflict between two famous egos: a disgraced President hoping to stage a comeback by outfoxing a journalistic lightweight, and an ambitious celebrity hoping to make his mark by giving Nixon the trial he never had.

More On Yahoo! Movies

18 comments

comments 1-7 of 18  | newest | < newer | older > | oldest
  • Rushmael
    To the ADHD , Beyonce,Corporate-lobotomy generation I doubt this movie will even sink in. But for those who lived thru this time it hits like a bomb. Tense, terse, and on the high wire, it crackles and pops . And, of course, it loses to the next Flash in the pan.
    report abuseposted February 23, 2009, 5:25 am PST
  • Spencer
    a lie but it was entertaining it derserves the nomination but it shouldn't win
    report abuseposted February 20, 2009, 2:31 pm PST
  • ed
    50 % of this movie never happened
    report abuseposted February 19, 2009, 9:38 am PST
  • GarrettG
    I hope this wins, this was truly a masterpiece.
    report abuseposted February 17, 2009, 10:01 pm PST
  • jesus, raymond
    Awakening..
    report abuseposted February 4, 2009, 4:40 am PST
  • Vic
    I couldn't stop watching, and frankly I thought I'd be bored. Interesting flick. Great performances.
    report abuseposted January 29, 2009, 5:24 pm PST
  • TheRealMrsBale
    AWESOME movie, but, and keep in mind that I'm not a critic, I didn't think it was Oscar-worthy :( Still, I'm glad it's being recognized, because it is an amazing film and I highly reccomend everyone go see it!
    report abuseposted January 29, 2009, 5:15 pm PST
comments 1-7 of 18  | newest | < newer | older > | oldest

post your comment

Sign in to post a comment.

Sign In

The Best of Oscars