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Journal of Religion & Film: Constantine by Jeffrey Mallinson (904 words) |
 | Kinsey is widely credited as a chief architect of the sexual revolution, and this movie explores Kinseys wide-ranging interests in any number of alternative sexual behaviors. |
| What pushes the movie from merely good to great is the way the conflict between religion and science takes shape so early, bringing a kind of logic to each scene, and in the end finding a subtle if slightly unsatisfying resolution in the films final moments. |
| Finally, Kinsey collapses during a lecture and it is revealed during the hospitalization that he is addicted to barbiturates. |
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