Great film

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2005)

This film is really great. Most striking is the faithful representation of the Depression era, and the feelings that went with it. I attribute this mostly to the historian Suzanne Wasserman who greatly contributed to this film as a historical consultant. It was also a good job by Ron Howard. He is the man. Akiva Goldsman did a decent job with the screen play. Russell Crowe was pretty good and Harvey Pekar, i mean Paul Giamatti was also excellent. Everything after the words "historical consultant" was just filler because this had to be ten lines long. I probably shouldn't have just said that. O my god I have to add even more lines. But it's OK because i feel its so important to let the world know about Suzanne Wasserman's contribution. She is a historian for the Gotham Center for New York City History.