Loud Whistle Blower

Rating: 7/10 (2 October 2016)

Edward Snowden was mad as hell and couldn't take in anymore. Actually as portrayed in the movie he seemed more nervous then angry. Good performances and plenty of Oliver Stone dialogue and direction try to give you insight into a hero or traitor or some of both. Snowden must be an only child orphan based on his characters lack of backstory.
The movie suffers from the written and directed by syndrome as it is too long. It is extremely dialogue driven. There are so many walk and talks, stand and talks and even Skype and talks. The attempts at suspense don't work because they are in flashback and you know the outcomes.
No need to see this in a theater as it will play well on a home platform. Don't forget if you see it in a theater you most likely are on some type of video surveillance. Watch it at home, seems like you are being watched too. I wonder if he is being watched in Russia?