Martin Scorsese directed this fast-moving, epic-scale biopic documenting the life and loves one of the most colorful Americans of the 20th century, Howard Hughes. The Aviator follows Hughes (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) as the twentysomething millionaire, having already made a fortune improving the design of oil-drilling bits, comes to Hollywood with an interest in getting into the picture business. It doesn't take long for Hughes, with his passion for airplanes, to jump from producer to director of his first major film project, a World War I air epic called Hell's Angels, which took three years to complete thanks to the shift from silent to sound filming and Hughes' relentless perfectionism. However, the film was a massive hit, and the eccentric inventor became a mogul in Hollywood, making Jean Harlow (Gwen Stefani) a star and enjoying a romance with Katharine Hepburn (Cate Blanchett). But Hollywood's old-boy network never fully accepted Hughes, and in time his passion for flying began to reclaim his attentions as he began designing new planes, setting air speed records, flying around the world, and risking his life testing aircraft. Hughes also found time to romance Ava Gardner (Kate Beckinsale) and founded his own airline, Trans-World Airlines, though as his ideas became bolder, his approach became more eccentric, and he gained many powerful enemies, including the head of Pan-American Airlines, Juan Trippe (Alec Baldwin), and Senator Ralph Owen Brewster (Alan Alda), who attempted to prove that Hughes' radical design ideas were actually part of an effort to bilk taxpayers for millions of dollars through government contracts. The Aviator's star-studded cast also includes John C. Reilly, Jude Law, Willem Dafoe, Ian Holm, and Frances Conroy. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Release Date The Aviator Dec 17, 2004 Wide
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Actors For The Aviator

Leonardo DiCaprio,Cate Blanchett,Kate Beckinsale,John C. Reilly,Alec Baldwin,Alan Alda,Ian Holm,Danny Huston,Gwen Stefani,Jude Law,Adam Scott,Matt Ross,Kelli Garner,Frances Conroy,Brent Spiner,Stanley de Santis,Edward Herrmann,Willem Dafoe,Kenneth Walsh,J.C. MacKenzie

Genres The Aviator : Drama

Visitor Ranting & Critics For The Aviator

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All Critics Ranting For The Aviator : 7.8
All Critics Count For The Aviator : 213
All Critics Percentage For The Aviator : 87 %

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Movie Overview For The Aviator
Martin Scorseseâ€™s Oscar-winning biopic about the life of film-maker and aviation pioneer Howard Hughes from 1927 to 1947, during which time he became a successful film producer and an aviation magnate while simultaneously growing more unstable due to severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. After a scene from 1914, which may explain his later fear of dirt and disease, the film starts in 1927 during Hughes' filming of the World War I aviation film "Hell's Angels". He's 22 years old, has inherited the family's fortune and tool company, but wants to spend his time making film instead. However, he soon finds himself just as involved in the aviation industry, buying an airline and developing new planes.

TagLine The Aviator

Imagine a life without limits
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Review For The Aviator

This handsome movie is an oddly well-behaved one to come from the preternaturally energetic Scorsese.
Richard Corliss-TIME Magazine

This almost-great epic has one foot in legend: it's a vision of an American titan that could have sprung from the insides of Hughes's own obsessive, perfectionist head.
David Ansen-Newsweek

Despite a pacy, technically brilliant but otherwise slightly ordinary first half-hour or so, Scorsese's Howard Hughes movie is his best since The Age of Innocence.
Geoff Andrew-Time Out

Its primary appeal is its speed: It rushes along, from scandal to air crash to movie romance to Senate hearing, each anecdote well realized but never tarried over.
Stephen Hunter-Washington Post

This undoubtedly is the movie Scorsese set out to make, and he made it exceedingly well. Still, we can fault him for choosing to celebrate its subject instead of examining him.
Eric Harrison-Houston Chronicle

By and large I think this movie's chief function is to give Scorsese an opportunity to indulge in the pleasures of big-time filmmaking and to treat the audience to a heady dose of glamour.
Jonathan Rosenbaum-Chicago Reader

Good but not great, and not for younger kids.
Nell Minow-Common Sense Media

It's all rather sprawling and a bit disjointed, but Scorsese's vigorous pacing and eye for detail hold it all together and provide a vivid setting for DiCaprio's masterful performance (his best work yet).
Jim Lane-Sacramento News & Review

Scorsese's most engaged and engaging filmmaking in a while.
Rob Gonsalves-eFilmCritic.com

Its plot moves from event to event without a story driving it and the audience is left drifting along.
Joe Lozito-Big Picture Big Sound

All tabloid style gloss accessorized with brassy special effects, and bloated storytelling based loosely on period gossip.
Prairie Miller-WBAI Web Radio

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Joseph Proimakis-Movies for the Masses

It's almost predictable in the way it delivers the cinematic goods, yet there's no denying that it is a compelling and entertaining look at a larger-than-life individual.
Russ Breimeier-Christianity Today

The Aviator feels like old-fashioned Hollywood with a bracing jolt of Scorsese's cinematic flair
Jay Antani-Cinema Writer

Scorsese gives us a lot more than the Charles Foster Kane of the clouds. He keeps focus on Hughes, the dreamer, who continually reached out, grabbed the future and pulled it toward him.
Jim Schembri-Sydney Morning Herald

It's a measure of The Aviator's complexity and ambiguity that it can be read equally as a celebration of rugged, capitalist individualism and as a leftist critique of cutthroat free-market competition.
Nathan Rabin-AV Club

Beneath the glossy surface there's a niggling lack of depth, but otherwise this is a grand, impressive Tinseltown drama.
Simon Braund-Empire Magazine

A tremendous success.
Forrest Hartman-Reno Gazette-Journal

The Aviator is more than entertaining and engrossing enough to keep you interested ... for at least 130 minutes or so.
Scott Weinberg-DVDTalk.com

Regardless of the fact that The Aviator may not be Scorsese's best work, it is unquestionably a creative piece of moviemaking.
John J. Puccio-Movie Metropolis

If the folks who made Hollywood were going to make a movie today it would be made like The Aviator.
Kamal 'The Diva' Larsuel-3BlackChicks Review