Genius (2016) | Full Movie | Colin Firth, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Laura Linney, Guy Pearce

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From Academy Award-nominated screenwriter John Logan (Gladiator, The Aviator, Hugo, Skyfall) and acclaimed, Tony Award-winning director Michael Grandage (former artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse) in his feature film debut, comes Genius, a stirring drama about the complex friendship and transformative professional relationship between the world-renowned book editor Maxwell Perkins (who discovered F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway) and the larger-than-life literary giant Thomas Wolfe. Based on the biography “Max Perkins: Editor of Genius” by A. Scott Berg, Genius stars Colin Firth as Perkins, Jude Law as Wolfe, Nicole Kidman as Aline Bernstein, a costume designer sharing a tumultuous relationship with Wolfe, Laura Linney as Louise Perkins, Max’s wife and a talented playwright, Guy Pearce as F. Scott Fitzgerald and Dominic West as Ernest Hemingway.

Starring Colin Firth, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Laura Linney, Guy Pearce, Dominic West

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  1. OMG! The cutting scene –Time and the River –makes me think of Ezra Pound and The Wasteland! He rewrote it for Eliot–I saw a facsimile once of his rewrites. Yikes.

  2. I have pondered this film all night. I hear Perkins saying to Wolfe, “thousands of years ago man sat around a fire, afraid of the dark. Then one man began to tell a story”. He is making Wolfe feel his heritage. Wolfe and Perkins live in dark times indeed. So they huddle together over the flame of art, drunk with the joy of honing their vision of beauty, truth, man-made goodness. And the tribe that makes strange fire in the 20th Century welcomes this escape into man-images.
    And the critics saw that it was good.

  3. The uncommon beauty of the final singing of FLOW GENTLY SWEET AFTON is still fragrancing my soul. Whoever made this choice, whoever paired this ethereal choir with Perkins entering his home …. Nuf said

  4. Such a perfect film.
    The writing is totally soundless.
    These are real people saying only what comes into their heads in real time.
    And that, of course means that there are no actors here. This is a real story, in real episodes with very alive people moving in and out of being in real circumstances.

    Wonderful how a camera is there for every key moment. Wonderful how every moment was directed only by what these people needed to do, to be, to say.

    Edit this. Leave just the beginning

    Such a perfect film.

  5. I’m loving this. I’m 88. Tried to write my first book at ten. Been writing all my life – every genre. Sold a poem. Won a prize in a national magazine contest. Worked on one book with a UCLA editor. “You’re a very good writer,” she said. One publisher kept one of my books for nine months. “We don’t know what category, what audience this is for”.
    I was young, about thirty.
    I told them to send it back.

    This movie feeds me where a great hunger still exists.
    I write every day. I hone YouTube comments just for the pleasure of creating little bitty flowers, seed pearls, my own miniature flutterbys.
    Thanks for the vicarious joy.

  6. I think I ran to put up with the purple Barney the dinosaur door 🚪 I guess you'd have to be in the held in escrow in the park at Flynn account for purchase of sale agreement😂😅😅😊 yeah to be there two great contractors I loved but they didn't love my purchase a seal escrow but we get along great 👍 too good community contractors

  7. Pink is as carnations without the thorns of a single 🌹 Rose Gold, Rose Balm 😮 OH and let's not forget Rose Bond 👠👠🚀 one of these days right to the dark side of the moon

  8. My father our Father had never left me dim the light what was the darkness when I was right when I was wrong whether I was happy sad angry I don't know about you but I'm very content I have a friend such is our father God repair us all 🙏 for he is all-in-one care no disrespect for baraka Obama for I seen you're all in one care mr AI mesh and I would never choose Big pharma and they don't care yet the father is so much more than your humandroidshe was my friend who wiped my tears in the dark when big biotech and big pharma varmets laughed their way and rewired the funds to their stocks and bank accounts wildlife complicated suicide and was wondering what was going on and no one cared to explain but to bury the whole mess

  9. No one can never say they have a true friend until they met their father in heaven play that's a true friend indeed unconditional loving friend friends and families may pass get the father remains forever right here is the friend in my heart my soul my body my strength in my mind and in our futures eternity and forever more

  10. It has always bothered me that artists like Wolfe, Whitman, and Kerouac were ever perceived as grabbing life by the tail and were really living when all they were doing was drinking and sleeping around. That’s not a difficult thing to do.

  11. If only the genius actually met and studied the infinite love and intellect and breadth of power of his creator. The Lord will always remain on His throne … because no one else has been made to replace Him … to the ongoing dismay of those who continually seek to do so.

  12. BORING GENIUS. WONDER BOYS WAS A MILLION TIMES BETTER THAN THIS. WATCH WONDER BOYS, ACTORS MICHAEL DOUGLAS , TOBEY MAGUIRE, ROBERT DOWNEY JR., KATIE HOLMES TO NAME A FEW. PLUS, BOB DYLAN'S SONG FOR WONDER BOYS, MADE HIM AN OSCAR. GO WATCH WONDER BOYS, THE FIRST TIME WASN'T ENOUGH. THE THIRD TIME SO MUCH MORE WAS REVEALED. MY FAVORITE MOVIE WONDER BOYS KNOCKED "JAWS" TO 2ND PLACE. HAPPY ENDING TOO.

  13. Interesting but somewhat predictable movie.
    I guess when you consider the time period in history that this took place, it does make some sense.
    A no name writer finally gets a break, a step up. It doesn't take long before the only person he can see is himself.
    Success went to his head and he stepped on everyone on the way up.
    The letter was written in a moment of weakness, but it was also only to Max.
    Makes you wonder in those last few weeks, if it ever dawned on him the damage he had caused to others.
    Side note…. Max the editor, was believed to have had a hearing problem, which is why he wore a hat constantly.
    It helped to reflect sound to improve his hearing.

  14. Life bring to us experiences of a lifetime in the form of extraordinary persons that affect us deeply and then move on. Leaving memories and remnants of memories in dusty places. Hauntingly stark then fade to mist over bridges within the mind of those who were there too.

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