"The most important film of the decade", this calls itself, though "most self-righteous" might be closer to the truth.
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06/08/07
Taking Liberties (2007)
83 %
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Reviews Counted: 6
Fresh: 5
Rotten:1
Average Rating: 6.9/10
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Reviews for Taking Liberties
1 - 6 (sorted by date; Australian critics are listed first)
We are the checks and balances on government, and while a slightly more restrained, finessed film may have carried that message more effectively, Taking Liberties will inspire many viewers to reconsider their responsibilities and those of their government
06/08/07
Speaking out against the proposed identity card scheme, Taking Liberties is both a call to action and a warning against a future where the current restrictions escalate into a Big Brother society.
06/08/07
The film plays like an absurdist drama set in a state that more closely resembles Zimbabwe than the home of freedom. Watch it and get angry
06/08/07
‘Taking Liberties’ seems designed as a campaign aid and intended – in its careful exclusion of over-heated or passionate voices – as a putative appeal to slumbering Middle England.
06/08/07
Though its arguments are somewhat woolly and its use of dual narrators (David Morrissey, Ashley Jensen) dubious, this remains a powerful call-to-arms against an insidious foe.
06/08/07
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