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Drama • R • 1976 • 2 hr 2 min
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Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Peter Finch, Robert Duvall, Ned Beatty
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Phenomenal dialogue and performances. The script is top notch and the characters compelling. The dark humor is also spot on.
Television doesn't tell the truth. America doesn't exist. The world is a business. Masterpiece.
A film ahead of its time. Prescient inditement of media, entertainment industry and society. Dark comedy with great script and acting.
Peter Finch is every bit as mad and madcap in this biting satire of everything that happens on and off screen in network television.
One of the scariest horror movies I’ve ever seen.
Acting master class. Monologues for days! Dark as hell tho. 
A pitch-black satire of the news media through a gripping and at times hilarious view. A must see for everyone who loves biting satire.
An interesting, but dated, commentary on media representation
One of the best prescient satires ever made. Enthralling acting from all. Impeccable writing. Deserving of its many awards. Relevant still.
One of the most well constructed and prophetic films ever made. Couldnt look away. I’m mad as hell and i’m not gonna take this anymore!
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