In short, Nixon is full of dazzling strengths and bothersome weaknesses, but then so many of the weaknesses—the clichés,
the stereotypes, the leaden symbols—are alchemized into strengths, because this Barnumesque director offers them so...read the complete Nixon (1995) review at Nick's Flick Picks (Nick Davis)
A pretty good 2.35:1 transfer from Disney. The image is a little on the soft side and occasionally, there are some slight artifacts visible. There's a lot of different styles going on, from black and white to low-light and shadows, to bright daylight and...read the complete Nixon (1995) review at DVD Review: Nixon
Great performances help redeem director/screenwriter Oliver Stone's twisted fiasco. Anthondy Hopkins takes the title role, which somewhat follows the life and presidency of Richard Nixon. Oliver Stone chooses to tell the story mostly in flashback. He...read the complete Nixon (1995) review at Cinematter (Matt Williams)
Nixon is a wonderfully dark and motivic score. Williams accomplished what
Stone hoped for in the film by crafting a score rooted in duality. The turbulent
and heroic motifs suggest the duality of Nixon's character; he was a man driven
by...read the complete Nixon (1995) review at Filmtracks (Christian Clemmensen)