On one level, this movie tells an inspiring story about a man who had a dream. From an early age, he dreamed about the Twin Towers (World Trade Center), wanting to walk between them on a tightrope. The movie tells the story about the efforts to try to manage that.On another level, it is disturbing to see how one man spends lots of resources (flying several people across the Atlantic again and again, for instance) and involves lots of people, just to fulfil his own dream. The movie gives no insight into what kind of economic situation made this even ...

There are still many, many reviews left to come in. But as of now, Milk is sitting pretty on Rotten Tomatoes' trusted critics meter: Also, Entertainment Weekly has just given the film a highly respectable A-: "the rare liberal message-movie manifesto that lingers in the mind as well as the heart" Milk Review [EW] A promising start for this very promising development on the queer cinema landscape! Now get yeself to a cinema, folks. Even vegans: This is one Milk that will go just perfectly with your Tofurkey and soy butter stuffing! ***Oh, and if you want to see ...