Quite well made for a film

Rating: Null/10 (22 December 2015)

Quite well made for a film, yet fiction fictionalized a few times over. It is amusing to see how an invented story becomes so real in the eyes of the public. And it is real, right? After all, Watergate did happen. The political consequences are out there in the real world, although there's no trace of them in the script. And the production team spent so much time and money to reproduce the furniture in the right hue just like in the real office. So this must be the way the big boys are making stories.
So I think this film is culturally relevant the same way as the bible, Santa or the little red riding hood are. This is one of the fictions that build up the collective perception of things. Compared to this the press is becoming oh so very unreliable. And see how well documented they were? Only the part in the movie is spanning to almost two months for a couple of articles. Oh, the good old times!
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