That's our tragedy, you and I Mr. Frost. No matter how high we get, they still look down at us.

Rating: 9/10 (25 January 2009)

As I look down the list of Ron Howard films, I find one guilty pleasure (Ransom), but nothing that equals the achievement of this film. With Frost/Nixon, Howard has joined the ranks of the great directors. He has made a film that is truly superb. While I still tend to prefer The Reader over this film, it is definitely worthy of many awards.
As to the acting Oscar, it will be extremely hard to find someone more worthy that Frank Langella. He WAS Richard Nixon in this film, and his performance is what will make it memorable. I want to see it again just to see him.
Oliver Platt is always enjoyable, and was so here. Kevin Bacon was magnificent, too. He was certainly more deserving of a nomination than anyone from Tropic Thunder.
Despite the fine acting performance, I found myself walking out thinking about Rebecca Hall. I have seen her once before, but I did not remember her. I will not make that mistake again.
A truly memorable experience on all counts.