With charismatic leads and a very fresh, timeless feel, All the President's Men crackles with a modern feel and a palpable relevance.

Rating: 10/10 (4 February 2020)

Little details, such as the difference in the way Redford and Hoffman type is a great indicator of their differences, and the film is moody and yet also brisk.
The split diopter shots are always excellently conceived and used, doubling down on the notion that intimate and powerful moments occur in an open plan and busy arena, all night filled with the kind of intensifying the glare of these artificial environments and their depth and parallel lines.
The photography is stunning, the colours in what must have been a 4K remaster, popped and felt realistic and perfectly tuned. The film is very very funny and the score stays out of the way to make the story the focus and the emotions muted even if the effect of their work was loud.