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- Faye Dunaway
- William Holden
- Peter Finch
- Robert Duvall
- Wesley Addy
- Ned Beatty
- Arthur Burghardt
- Bill Burrows
- John Carpenter
- Jordan Charney
Letterboxd User Reviews
- May 3, 2015
"There is no America. There is no democracy. There is only IBM, and ITT, and AT&T, and DuPont, Dow, Union Carbide, and Exxon." This film is 40 years old, and the above quote rings just as true today as it did back then. It is scary how pertinent this scarily-prescient…
Matt J.May 10, 2020good thing that instead of working in media I am [checks notes] unemployed
fran hoepfnerDec 18, 2021faye dunaway would be a great shiv (i promise i’ll stop referencing succession eventually)
Karsten - Jan 6, 2022
guess you could say that Howard Beale is 1 Angry Man
liam fJul 30, 2018these white people yelling made several points...
cinéfila... 🕯️Mar 17, 2021For the longest time, the 70s felt like the decade we escaped. Now it feels like the last chance we had to save ourselves.
Sam Van Hallgren - Apr 23, 2022
for a movie so ruthless it has a pretty generous definition of “middle aged”
LauraJul 31, 2022Instead of apologizing for cheating on his wife, this man literally said “my character arc isn’t over yet tho”
Kenneth ClarkJul 30, 2019"There is no America. There is no democracy. There is only IBM, and ITT, and AT&T, and DuPont, Dow, Union Carbide, and Exxon."
Josh Lewis
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Easily on the top 10 must watch movies. Watched it multiple times, loved it every time. A stark warning of things they may come to pass turned into a biting prophecy of the zeitgeist of American culture in the post “alternative facts” American reality. A serious, dramatized Idiocracy. Mood:…
Crítica social obligada para todo crítico y empedernido por los medios de comunicación y política. Es una auténtica maravilla a la que se podría decir que "predijo" la televisión actual, pero más bien es una crítica a lo que ya ocurría en ese momento. Película digna de estudio...
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the fact that this film exists at all is genuinely interesting and insanely cool. overall a great “television” drama with complex and well-written characters. the tone of the narrative is eerily ominous and unsettling at times with psychological aspects underlying everything
this may be the best satirical drama ever. it aged perfectly into today, talking about propaganda, grotesque news stories, and even some of the marital issues. that one on one conference scene room near the end was one of the most intense scenes ive ever seen. 100/10
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lolol every oscar this movie won was deserved, this is an incredible satire on the television industry, with a harrowing warning. faye dunaway is terrifyingly evil and outrageous- i adore her.
A very well framed film that completely exceeded my expectations - that scene with the boss at the end of the table is iconic