Kinsey

Kinsey has good dialogue and is structured well, and Liam Neeson is quite good in the lead role, but the film glosses over the serious deviations in Kinsey's life, and ignores the fact that his methodology was messed up, an error which has led to the justification of many bad ideas, although we can perhaps be grateful that Kinsey's findings did some good in the sense of opening up discussion about sex.

The end credits are in poor taste.

It is interesting to see how much Kinsey was like his father.

Open marriage is not a good idea.

What was the real attitude of the Rockefeller Foundation towards Kinsey's findings?