Good Night, and Good Luck.
Drama • PG • 2005 • 1 hr 32 min
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Well shot and interesting. A bit dry and tonal one note, but it’s definitely worth a watch
A bit slow and disjointed but interesting look into American journalism history
Great true story. Slow at times, and exaggerates the story at others, but still worth a watch.
Tepid film mimics documentary style with b&w & overlapping dialogue. Important topic about early broadcast news. Needs a better treatment.
Great film about McCarthyism. Great cast too.
Excellent movie about an important but overlooked event in American history. Slow paced and deliberate.
Interesting portrayal without going too sensational.
A fantastic film, an important experience to document
Really great performances all around. The film walks a fine line trying to make a niche story interesting, but I think it pulls it off.
A war on rhetoric made deeply engaging. Phenomenal performances and a unique style in terms of presentation. Such an awesome movie
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