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"Good Night And Good Luck"....

Posted by Draz (A) on November 1, 2005 at 13:06:43

...I really wanted to love this film, I really did. Ultimately, however, I found it to be rather dry, predictable and little more than a documentary. It didn't help that there were few gradations of grey, pretty much everything was black and white (and I'm not referring to the fact that it was filmed in black and white). Oh yes, you had the obligatory failure of Murrow to go after targets other than McCarthy, resulting in the suicide of another broadcaster, but I found this totally predictable within the context of the movie. And Paley's character had a bit of depth as he struggled with the competing imperatives of journalistic honesty and the need to keep advertisers.

For me the only really bright spot of the film was the performance of the guy who played Murrow. He was simply brilliant!

Like I said, I really wanted to love this movie but it just didn't work as a movie. At least for me.

*** I Feel Strongly Both Ways ***

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