I wanna read her bio

Good pairing of actors, nice movie

RICHARD GERE..... DID HIS THING IN NICK SPARKS MOVIE THAT WAS ONNCE A NOVEL....

Boring and annoying, some parts were interesting but over all a snoozer.

I really liked this movie! It had a few slow moments, but all in all it was really good.

want to see it cause Christopher Eccleston is in it

Hillary Swank plays the eponymous Amelia Earheart, who, despite being able to handle a plane, possessed no sense of direction. Despite her notable deficiency, Earhart is determined to use a small plane to go hunting for aliens, which she believes ar... (read more) Hillary Swank plays the eponymous Amelia Earheart, who, despite being able to handle a plane, possessed no sense of direction. Despite her notable deficiency, Earhart is determined to use a small plane to go hunting for aliens, which she believes are invading Earth. After crashing into the ground and dying a horribly painful death, a number of feminist groups begin a wild cover up suggesting that Earhart was a person of notoriety and accomplishment, and blames the entire debaucle on the NAACP, kicking off decades of inter-gender-racial tensions between the two groups.

This movie was awful. I feel like two hours of my life had been murdered out of me.

Director Mira Nair dresses that up with visual grace, with shots of clouds and sky that are beautiful and elusive enough to escape the tinge of cliche. But the basic bones of the story are the problem here.

Amelia is a conventional, competent and often very pretty film; it's just never as interesting as the woman at its center.

Amelia goes airborne but never fully soars. It's hampered by a too-reverential portrait of the record-breaking aviator.

Amelia leaves you wondering how its abundantly gifted director, Mira Nair, and its Oscar-winning star, Hilary Swank, could have been complicit in such clumsiness.

Amelia is a perfectly sound biopic, well directed and acted, about an admirable woman.