Quiz Show
History • PG-13 • 1994 • 2 hr 13 min
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John Turturro, Rob Morrow, Ralph Fiennes, Paul Scofield, David Paymer
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Looks amazing, all the acting is great, and is able to tell a real story in an entertaining way. Taut and satisfying.
Stellar performances & story. A great representation of USA during this decade, what seems honest & pretty is actually deceitful and rotten.
Interesting film about a rigged quiz show and the scandal it caused, great cast and performances, compelling from start to finish
Excellent screenplay, acting, directing: 50's tv quiz show scandal. Expose of media corruption, worse, how easily audiences are manipulated
For a movie about a game show they really controlled the tension well in this, leaving an open space for the suspense to grow.
Great film about game show and how they were rigged. Great casting too. Love this film.
Very good performances, great pacing and an amazing story - this actually happened!
A slow but really good movie about a corrupt game show. Ralph Finnes is great.
Superb drama, excellent directing and production with some brilliant performances too
A well done, thought-provoking film bolstered by powerful performances all around.
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