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The Times of Harvey Milk (1984)

Harvey Milk was an outspoken human rights activist and one of the first openly gay U.S. politicians elected to public office; even after his assassination in 1978, he continues to inspire disenfranchised people around the world.

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Joseph A 08 Mar 2009

THIS is everything the movie wished it could be. I was able to get immersed into the late 70's in San Francisco and know what it was like for the people. While the movie just followed Harvey Milk and pretty much said "this is what he did" and that's all. The documentary shows what was going on and the immense impact he had on the LGBT community. I still find it interesting that Ronald Reagan opposed prop 6 (which means he supported the gay community) while Jimmy Carter just said he opposed it as he was walking off stage after being told by an advisor that it would be wise to say that, although the film barely touches it. Overall this movie has great footage, interviews, and clips from the events surrounding the career and death of Harvey Milk.

Steven K 12 May 2013

I'm sure there is a logical answer to this question, as I don't know all the details of the "tomatometer", but how can a documentary that won an Academy Award have "No Score Yet". I can only assume it is because it came out in the '80s pre-"tomato". This is an extremely moving doc and way more powerful than the Sean Penn movie, which I felt succeeded in capturing the spirit of the man but not the times he lived in. How would I know? Because I was there. Watch this masterful doc; it captured history in a breathtaking way. And, for all of you younger gay people who are hitting the streets over gay marriage, the maker of this documentary accepted his award and thanked his husband, who was present with him; that was in 1983, and it blew us away. Do NOT miss this documentary.

Neil O 27 Jan 2009

This movie is so poignant, only see it if you're feeling strong. You'll really get a sense of the times, the truly amazing accomplishments, and the heartbreaking tragedy. You'll be inspired to join the fight for gay rights.

Ben A 19 Jan 2008

Solid documentary. From the slightly older school (before DV made it easy to just roll vidio on everything everywhere). Great use of news video and found footage from personal cameras. The story is simple, but the concepts and people are remarkable. An important film to see if you like docs.

Michael D 05 May 2010

the first documentary ever that moved me sooo much. i cried, and i cried, and i cried... an extraordinary film!