It's about courage, integrity and standing up for what is right

Rating: 10/10 (30 October 2005)

I thought this was an excellently crafted film. The Black and white setting helped recapture the feel of the era. I thought the writing was crisp. The segues with the jazz was very nice, the interview with Liberace classic, the Kent cigarette commercial wonderfully placed. Overall if David Straithan (not sure on the spelling) should definitely receive a nomination for his portrayal of Edward R Murrow, if that wasn't an academy award winning performance then I have no idea what one is. i can't believe the trash talking gong on and labeling of this film. It was about the importance of our rights, the Constitution and the importance of standing up for what is right and our rights regardless of what the cost is. I thought it was a portrayal of courage and integrity. How this turns into anything about liberal and conservative is beyond me, Go see it, it's a film that makes you really think about the direction our media is taking, it makes you feel good about our country and the proud of those who risked all to uphold our constitution and the rights of our citizens.