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Overall Rank: 4978

Average Rating: 2.6/4

# of Ratings: 62

Theatrical Release Date: 11/12/2004

Language: English

Genre: Biography, Drama

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Bill Condon

Actors: Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Chris O'Donnell, Peter Sarsgaard, Timothy Hutton, John Lithgow

Plot: Follows the life and work of Alfred Kinsey, including his books on male and female human sexuality. -- sapien

Unknown - wrote on 02/25/2012

Informative and entertaining. Though, not much drama to speak of. Neeson is great and the subject matter is sometimes fascinating.

sapien - wrote on 01/27/2011

It had a decent enough plot to keep me interested. But, in real-life Kinsey's work was much more problematic, immoral, and unscientific. The movie did little to show this.

Snake Sugarbaker - wrote on 12/11/2009

It's usually a good idea to steer away from biopics with only a surname for a title, but this one's worth your time. Liam Neeson plays the entomologist-cum-sexologist who hooks up with both Clara (Laura Linney) and Clyde (Peter Sarsgaard). Furthermore, Kinsey confirms something I've suspected for a long time: Being in a hotel room with a naked Peter Sarsgaard will easily increase your Kinsey Scale rating a point or two.

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Kinsey

Franz Patrick - wrote on 12/24/2007

A great movie about the scientific acquisition of information about sex. I've seen this movie when it first came out on DVD and it remains one of my favourites because of its unflinching look at a man's life and his devotion to his work. Even though everything around him starts to fall apart, Alfred Kinsey remains focused and objective. His study on human's sexual behavior paved a way for the American society to become more aware about sex, to be able to talk about it more freely, to defy the norm, to realize that sex is a natural thing. I especially liked the bit about Kinsey's "relationship" with one of his co-workers, his conflict with one of his family members, and his interaction with his ever-loving wife, played beautifully by Laura Linney. I wish more movies were made as elegantly …