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The Aviator

2004

Action / Biography / Drama / History

The Aviator

2004

Action / Biography / Drama / History

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79% AUDIENCE · 100K ratings

7.5/10 · 413.8K

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Plot summary

A biopic depicting the life of filmmaker and aviation pioneer Howard Hughes from 1927 to 1947, during which time he became a successful film producer and an aviation magnate, while simultaneously growing more unstable due to severe obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Director

Martin Scorsese

Top cast

Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes

Terry Haig as Another Senator

Willem Dafoe as Roland Sweet

Kate Beckinsale as Ava Gardner

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.20 GB

1280*720

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 50 min

Seeds 21

2.30 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 50 min

Seeds 100+

Comments 10

diladoc 934 days ago

1080p, Audio 5.1 Please

LEONCA 980 days ago

Please, 4k and tank you!!!

Barkov 2574 days ago

Great movie, great actors and DiCaprio giving his best.

h0r4c3 2728 days ago

Thanks!

usman27 3383 days ago

great story

thehate 3526 days ago

THIS IS THE ONE DESERVING AN OSCAR, FILM AND ACTOR

heisenbergbad 3577 days ago

Great

elwa7y 3581 days ago

wonderfull

salimz 3693 days ago

few scenes are missing btw...

batking 3791 days ago

Ossam is not just word its this movie

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

Howard Hughes (Leonardo Di Caprio) had made his

CinemaSerf

Howard Hughes (Leonardo Di Caprio) had made his money from oil and was obsessed with aviation. Pumping a great deal of his money into that still fairly…

Howard Hughes (Leonardo Di Caprio) had made his money from oil and was obsessed with aviation. Pumping a great deal of his money into that still fairly embryonic industry, he designs his own outwardly more outlandish aircraft that push the boundaries of size and capacity - all against a scepticism from his investors and even his closest friends like Dietrich (John C. Reilly not Marlene). He sees a vision for international flying that inspires the expansion of TWA and that earns him the enmity of rival Pan Am owner Juan Trippe (Alec Baldwin) who drafts in his senatorial bloodhound Brewster (Alan Alda) to accuse Hughes of wartime profiteering and corruption. Meantime, his personal life is only marginally less turbulent with affairs with Katharine Hepburn (Cate Blanchett) and then Ava Gardner (Kate Beckisale) adding a certain spice to his life and to these colourful proceedings. For me, the film comes most alive with the congressional spats between Di Caprio and an on-form Alda for that's where I felt the writing showed Hughes at his most robustly defiant. Blanchett doesn't so much play Hepburn as mimic her, right down to that instantly recognisable drawl of her's, and she does it well; Ian Holm also delivers entertainingly as the constantly puzzled Professor Fritz and there is an whole slew of familiar faces playing even more familiar faces - like Jude Law's go at Errol Flynn and Gwen Stefani's lively Jean Harlow. Added to the stunning production design that makes sensibly sparing use of CGI - sometimes mirroring what it could actually have been used for had it been around in the 1930s and 40s, and some seriously creative effort from the costumiers, this film not only depicts a life of a flawed man with huge ambitions (yet a terror of the smallest germs) but also serves to show us a little of the industrial and social development of the United States both before and after World War II. In many ways, for all his flamboyance Hughes comes across here as quite a vulnerable and flaky man, and that's a testament to an actor who seems to have absorbed as many facts and public speculations about this renowned billionaire as he could, but who has also imbued his own characterisation with some quirky character traits that humanise him to the extent that you very often find yourself feeling a little pity for a man for whom happiness was always around another corner. It's not a documentary, nor trying to be one, so there are events contrived for cinematic effect and others left out completely here - but it's three hours just flew by and at the end of part one of his life, I was hoping that Scorsese et al would come back with a part two - that wasn't exactly dull, either!

9 / 10

Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a masterful performance that anchors

Sam G.

Leonardo DiCaprio delivers a masterful performance that anchors this film. His genuine, compelling portrayal brings Howard Hughes to life with remarkable…

9 / 10

Was it dry at times? Yes. Are there

Adelay C.

Was it dry at times? Yes. Are there some shortcoming in terms of acting? Also yes. However, Leo is at his best, and overall, this is an incredible film worth…

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