One Annoying and Unnecessary Effort from Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Rating: 8/10 (7 April 2017)

Not to repeat the positive and negative points that so many have thoroughly written already... but, straight to the point: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's voice change (obviously) to imitate Edward Snowden was so annoying and not even necessary. His real voice is more alike Edward's than his imitation one (as one can confirm in the bonus material's interview or other interviews online).
This is an important film on one of the most critical subjects (besides climate change, environmental concerns, pollution, overpopulation, etc.) in this modern era. Everyone should view it at least once and further explore the topic of concern for the sake of human rights, privacy rights, constitutional rights, government overreach, government illegal activities, government misleading and misinformation, whistle blowers'rights and their endured injustices...
Regardless of what one's opinion of Oliver Stone's movies and his politics, this film is more fact based, less dramatized, and most balanced in its presentation than Oliver Stone haters have tried to smear in their knee-jerk-reaction campaigns.
Overall (directing, acting, screenplay, cinematography): a solid 8
Topic of concern: a definite 10