DOUBT
 Last Sunday Evan, Jeffrey, Mr. Adam & I went to go see the movie Doubt.  I know, I know, you're thinking "ryan charisma, didn't you see that play on Broadway?"  Well, yes and Mr. Adam & I loved it.  So off we went to see the movie.  Meryl Street was phenomenal in this movie.  She was everything I remember the nuns to be.  Not so much evil, as fun hating.  Regardless the movie was adapted for the screen and directed by the playwright.  I can definitely imagine Ms. Streep being nominated for her performance this year.  It was that profound.
 Last Sunday Evan, Jeffrey, Mr. Adam & I went to go see the movie Doubt.  I know, I know, you're thinking "ryan charisma, didn't you see that play on Broadway?"  Well, yes and Mr. Adam & I loved it.  So off we went to see the movie.  Meryl Street was phenomenal in this movie.  She was everything I remember the nuns to be.  Not so much evil, as fun hating.  Regardless the movie was adapted for the screen and directed by the playwright.  I can definitely imagine Ms. Streep being nominated for her performance this year.  It was that profound.My only issue with the movie version of this show is that when I left the Broadway theater after the play, I didn't know what the truth was.  And I didn't think one argument was stronger than the other.  In the movie version however, I feel that the priest was given more.  You sided with him a little bit.  Perhaps it's because you got to see the "other" characters in the show?  I don't know, but I didn't have that "what really happened?" feeling after the film.  But Streep is SO good, you should see this film if only for her, but I promise, you'll like the whole movie none-the-less.
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Well if it's any relevance... All the women at work who saw the movie think the priest did it... So, I was thinking the movie was skewed in that direction til I just read your review...
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