Execellent Film.

Rating: 10/10 (12 June 2011)

* A Possible Spoiler * Have you ever really wondered why bad things happen to good people? Or why good things happened to bad people? Then karma strikes with it's famous quote, "What goes around, comes around." Or even why events take place on certain days, during certain times, during certain years? Howard Hughes was one 1920's most wealthiest human beings. Mr. Hughes was film producer & director, an engineer, and of course an American Aviator. Howard is known around the world by many people, he is a very influential figure in our history of Aviation. The 2004 film "The Aviator" stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes, Cate Blanchett (known for "The Curious Case of Benjamen Buttons") as Katherine Hepburn, Kate Beckinsale (known for "Pearl Harbor") as Ava Gardner and John C. Reilly as Mr. Hughes Chief Executive Officer for his empire, Noah Dietrich. Directed by Martin Scoress and written by John Logan. This 50 award winning film (Including 5 Oscars.) is a definite must see biography/drama film. "The Aviator" demonstrates class, power, imagination, intelligence, confidence, creativity, willingness, trust, how to manage information, the ability of humans to maintain relationships whether it's with an employee, a friend, a partner, a loved one. It is films like these that are worth watching because of the uplifting script, the powerful sound effects, the realism, the way it all fell into place. Howard Hughes was a man who lived life without limits, which shown in the film and why it deserves 10 out of 10 stars. DiCaprio has once again proved why he can take on challenging roles which is why "The Aviator" is a terrific film. So what are you waiting for? Go buy the film, go rent the film, have a movie night with a friends, family, in laws you name it. I guarantee , you will of enjoyed some part of the movie, whether you finish the film jaw dropping loving it, or eye picking hating it. "The Aviator" was created for Howard Hughes life experiencing difficulties, education on aircrafts, human interaction skills, entertainment purposes and way more. Go do it watch the movie if you hate it so what? At least you can say "Howard Hughes was a freak!" I dare you.
For the record, I'm thirteen and LOVED this movie.