Pros: Real depiction of life for newspapermen and the world around them. Cons: A few unnecessary bits of humor, but that’s it.
I went to college as a Communications Major, hoping to some day become a NY Times journalist. For various reasons I never became one (maybe I’m too independent-minded for this high-quality paper?) That said, it’s worth checking out the flick ...
We'd like to think that the "real" media has a much higher standard of quality and ethics than sensationalistic tabloids, but "The Paper" proves they really don't. The media is a business just like everything else, and they'll do...
Pros: Keaton and Close - explosive! Cons: Not enough Quaid
This bad boy is listed as a drama but frankly it was as much comedy as drama to me. First you have a flagging tabloid, looking for an editorial break to release it from the gutter and put it on the top shelf. Then you have two black boys arrested for...
Journalism is a high-stress profession full of strange people, but newspaper reporting can also be one of the most exciting and influential jobs around, and no movie captures the manic, human nature of working at a newspaper quite like Ron Howard’s The...
Michael Keaton Glenn Close Marisa Tomei Randy Quaid and Robert Duvall headline a star-studded cast in this stop-the-presses comedy about the fast-p...More at NBC Universal
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