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Path To War Reviews

2002

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PATH TO WAR, directed by John Frankenheimer, focuses on the presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson (Michael Gambon), the successor to assassinated American president John F. Kennedy. President Johnson felt that Communism was the greatest global threat during his term in the Oval Office, and was thus confronted with an agonizing .. Read more

Starring	Michael Gambon, Donald Sutherland, Bruce McGill, James Frain
Director	John Frankenheimer
Genres	Drama

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  Portrayal Of An American Tragedy
  
  Anyone who knows anything about America will be aware of the impact the Vietnam War had on the American psyche. This films gives the viewer a chance to ... read more »
  
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  Gambon triumphs as LBJ
  
  Michael Gambon gives a riveting performance as LBJ in a brilliant film about the Viet Nam war and the way in which the military can control -- and then ... read more »
  
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  Like Anthony Hopkins' Nixon, this is hard work and not really entertaining (why english actors for such obviously big american roles?) but very interesting... read more »
  
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  F***ing Awesome!!
  
  There may be up-and-coming young talent in the film industry, but the old troopers can still turn in some sizzling performances. Michael Gambon starts off a bit... read more »
  
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  Hell for viewer....
  
  This must be the mostunenjoyable film I have seen in ages which is a great pity as the subject matter was interesting, the problem is Michael Gambon, attempting... read more »
  
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  Portrayal Of An American Tragedy
  
  Anyone who knows anything about America will be aware of the impact the Vietnam War had on the American psyche. This films gives the viewer a chance to ... read more »
  
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- - Sasha King
  - Wales
  - 07 Jul 2004 at 19:13
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- - 7
  - 0
  Portrayal Of An American Tragedy
  
  Anyone who knows anything about America will be aware of the impact the Vietnam War had on the American psyche. This films gives the viewer a chance to ... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 9463
- [Highly rated reviewer]
  - Sasha King
  - Wales
  - 07 Jul 2004 at 19:13
- - 3
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  Customer Review
  
  Like Anthony Hopkins' Nixon, this is hard work and not really entertaining (why english actors for such obviously big american roles?) but very interesting... read more »
  
  Report this review
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  - UK
  - 23 Jun 2008 at 15:22
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  F***ing Awesome!!
  
  There may be up-and-coming young talent in the film industry, but the old troopers can still turn in some sizzling performances. Michael Gambon starts off a bit... read more »
  
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- - wikkidsmyle
  - 438 reviews
  - Newmarket
  - 24 Dec 2007 at 08:52
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  Gambon triumphs as LBJ
  
  Michael Gambon gives a riveting performance as LBJ in a brilliant film about the Viet Nam war and the way in which the military can control -- and then ... read more »
  
  Report this review
- 643865
- - Forpor
  - 40 reviews
  - Henley-On-Thames
  - 14 Oct 2008 at 15:44
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  Hell for viewer....
  
  This must be the mostunenjoyable film I have seen in ages which is a great pity as the subject matter was interesting, the problem is Michael Gambon, attempting... read more »
  
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- - TEL1
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  PATH TO WAR, directed by John Frankenheimer, focuses on the presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson (Michael Gambon), the successor to assassinated American president John F. Kennedy. President Johnson felt that Communism was the greatest global threat during his term in the Oval Office, and was thus ...