Primary Colors(1998)- User Reviews

Gee, have you not heard. For ages cellular phones are sooo dangerous.
As well as Mark Knopfler and Robert Planteses' allegiance, huh?
I was born in 1977, so Spirut Agnew has become a weird topic over the last decade.
I also learned that.
I am not …more»

I THOUGHT THE MOVIE WAS GREAT DESERVES AN "A".
JOHN TRAVOLTA WAS MAGNIFICENT AS STANTON. I
GUESS THE TIMES WERE CONSISTENT TO CLINTON AND
THIS MADE IT VERY EVIDENT AS TO WHAT DOES GO
ON NOT WHAT MIGHT. I FELT THAT SEEING THIS
MOVIE MADE ME …more»

A political drama parodying the Clinton Administration. The strong point of the film is the acting. They are working with a great script however. I never had a feeling the characters were doing anything because the script told them to. Above all others …more»

This movie reeks of crappy Hollywood pontificating. I mean, really... The War Room is much better if you are actually interested in this campaign. This is like comparing a high school production of romeo and juliet with reading the actual shakespeare …more»

I thought this was a outstanding movie the first I saw it, and it still is. I still remember the great and memberable weekend I had when I first saw this film. I can't begin to tell you about it, but it was somthing.Kathy Bates gave one of her BEST …more»

Witty political comedy about the Clinton-like rise of an unknown Southern governor (Travolta) to the presidency, with the help of his wife (Thompson) and campaign staff. Told from the perspective of a young staffer (Lester), it highlights both the governor’s …more»

at first when i saw this movie the first time i didnt really understand it because i was like 11 but now having see it since this was a pretty good movie and i think kathy bates performace in it was amazing overall the film was good and trovolta pulled …more»

Every Republican out there should love this movie because this movie is just so blatantly and obviously bashing Bill Clinton, it's freaking awesomemore»

Funny comedy with a nice touch with real life politics. Job well done especially at showing how a political campaign is organized in the back-office, what few movies about politics care about.

Travolta was certainly comfortable in this role...more»

Vinnie Barbarino, AKA John Travolta, fakes a REALLY bad southern accent and portrays a sleazy, womanizing, amoral Bill Clinton clone running for president. If you can get past the terrible acting and watered down script, it's actually a bit cute …more»