Jim Caviezel,
Jake Lloyd,
Mary McCormack,
Bruce Dern,
Brent Briscoe
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Based upon a true story, Madison is a father-son drama based on the highly publicized efforts in Madison, IN, during the hydroplane racing season of 1971. Jim McCormick (James Caviezel) has left behin... read more
DVD Release Date: September 13, 2005
Stats: 79 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (79)
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January 14, 2011
I grew up near Madison, Indiana, lived there briefly and spent a lot of time there - so this movie is kind of special to me for those reasons. Other than that it's not really very good.
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November 11, 2007
It tells what is probably the most compelling story the sport has ever produced: how the little river town of Madison, Indiana, came to host the 1971 APBA Gold Cup race and how driver Jim McCormick struggled to lead Madison's community-owned racing boat, the Miss Madison, into t... read more
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January 2, 2007
Hey people, if you watch this, you can see my home town area!! the Madison of the movie IS the Madison, Indiana, that I grew up in! It was filmed there, and there was a premiere and evrything! the most excitement the town has seen in years, haha!!
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June 22, 2006
I think this is a good movie even though I have never seen it... it just seems like that kind of movie..hehe
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March 22, 2006
Was kinda one of those old movies, could have been a bit more eventful, but a good movie none the less, and its always good to see "ani" from star wars! :P
Critic Reviews
A stubbornly up-with-people schmaltzfest, it's the kind of corn that gives angst a good name. Full Review
There isn't a scene, an action or a character that rings true, yet the narrative summary of the events that inspired it is a matter of record. Full Review
Madison brings us the news that miracles really can happen, and an apparent case of divine intervention is the only reason this artifact is being dumped into theaters.
What is it about Indiana that inspires movies about small-town dreamers who come from behind to win? Full Review
Near-comic predictability, 'What else could go wrong?' plotting and cliche-ridden screenplay sink it. Full Review
Neither Madison the town nor Madison the movie ever feels fully inhabited. Full Review
Only moviegoers who care about nitrous-oxide injection systems or Madison itself are likely to appreciate it.
That Madison would emerge from this thrilling chapter in its history as one of the biggest tourist towns in the Midwest is the film's one genuine surprise. Full Review
Hilarious, thrilling, toon-like martial arts flick that's an absolute joy to watch. Full Review
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