Mitt

Name: Mitt
Genre: Biography, Drama, Family, Documentary, News
Released: January 28, 2014
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 64

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Netflix | Release Date: January 28, 2014 | Not Rated

Summary: Mitt provides a candid look at the private and public moments of a presidential candidate and his family.

Director: Greg Whiteley

Genre(s): Biography, Drama, Family, Documentary, News

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 94 min

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Kyle Smith

Jan 28, 2014

A good documentary uses judicious editing to make an important addition to your knowledge of a subject, and Mitt does so in a big way. Read full review

Geoff Berkshire

Jan 28, 2014

This is neither an indictment nor an endorsement but simply a refreshing departure from the combative tone of contemporary politics and political coverage. Read full review

John DeFore

Jan 28, 2014

Mitt humanizes a man who was never nearly as good with his target audience as he was with his family. Read full review

The Telegraph Amber Wilkinson

Jan 28, 2014

Although the access is intimate, what emerges is not particularly surprising. Read full review

The Guardian Xan Brooks

Jan 28, 2014

How ironic to realise that the greatest Mitt Romney campaign ad should arrive too late to save him. Read full review

Robert Abele

Jan 28, 2014

Although Whiteley's unrestricted there-ness effortlessly yields an avuncular striver... it means little when the viewpoint is so hermetic. Read full review

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Kmagaro74

Jul 20, 2014

I never thought the manufacturing and sale of catchers mitts could ever be so exciting. The best moments of the movie are when you see the true impact that mitts have had on the civil rights movement.

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Ironicguy

May 17, 2014

During 2012 most voters never got to see the personal side of Romney like they had Obama so he seemed more closed off an impersonal. This documentary fixes that, we see Romney with his family, telling jokes, feeling anxiousness and doubt. Making the man who many called a robot seem.... Human.

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Phelix

Apr 3, 2014

Interesting documentary that manages to humanize a politician who, somehow, never managed to connect with the voters. The film is surprising because it demonstrates how closely the candidate was connected to his family throughout what must have been a very challenging and stressfulInteresting documentary that manages to humanize a politician who, somehow, never managed to connect with the voters. The film is surprising because it demonstrates how closely the candidate was connected to his family throughout what must have been a very challenging and stressful experience. This film is a great companion to Double Down by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann.… Expand

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