Grace of Monaco

Fake and wooden. A biopic without any truth behind it. Why?

This may be the worst movie that I've ever seen. I'm not a snob when it comes to movies, either, I like all kinds, but this was so bad that I couldn't even watch the entire thing. I love Grace Kelly and have seen many of her movies and many documentaries about her life. This movie was a disgrace (no pun intended) to Grace Kelly's life and legacy. Nicole Kidman can act and we all know that, but I'm not sure what happened here or that it's the fact that the script was just so badly written that even she couldn't make this tolerable. Then there is the fact that the other actors in this film were so bad that at times it was almost comical. I mean What was with the actor portraying Alfred Hitchcock? He was so awful that I think he would have been booed off stage even if it had been at a high school play. I've sat through some bad movies before and still waited for the end, but this is the first movie I think that I have ever watched where I just couldn't give up the remaining 45 minutes or so of my life and I just gave up. I'm not sure if this movie was ever in theaters, but if it was and I had been there, I would have walked out. People should definitely save themselves from the physical and mental discomfort that comes from trying to watch this movie. It actually made me feel sorry for Nicole Kidman because this is got to be a film that she wishes she had never been anywhere close to, let alone starring in.

We really enjoyed it. No clue why it was rated so low. Nicole Kidman was amazing as Grace Kelly.

Honestly I can't say enough about how Nicole Kidman knocked this one out of the park. The onscreen chemistry with Tim Roth was very palpable. If only there could be a sequel, it would be a treat to see them together again. Unfortunately, history was not kind of enough to allow it. Thanks for reading my review.

Kinda dumb but Kidman is still good

Someone please explain how this film deserves an 11%???

So bad. Trying to make the audience feel sorry Excessively rich people. I imagine that a factual film would have been far more interesting than this contrived rubbish. Could not watch to the end.

Underwhelming .. Should have been better.. Only got better bear the end

Hysterically terrible car crash of a movie, stuffed with awful performances, underlit intrigue, overlit partying, a wholly miscast Nicole Kidman uttering banalities at very great length, Tim Roth even more miscast as Rainier going for the smoking Oscar. How on earth was this project green-lit? Did nobody read the script?

It's should've been better than this