Interesting story with good performances.

Rating: 8/10 (7 February 2016)

And here we are again, Spotlight. I can safely say that the movie had the most interesting story out of all other 2015 movies. The topic introduced by the writers is indeed an interesting one. All these child molestation cases with the church involved. Sure this brought to me a lot of psychological questions regarding clergy and the reasons why such acts happened actually. Anyway the writing was very good, powered by good performances of the main characters especially Mark Ruffalo and Micheal Keaton. The movie was a moving one. The pace was quite good but after all I think there's more much work that could have been done especially in directing. The drama needed to be more deep. We needed more focus on the victims and their feelings. We needed more focus on the main characters reactions to the whole thing, we saw every one is rushing to get some evidence or meet some one but not sufficient time was given to focus on the idea itself of the story. The idea of the church supporting these acts and also the idea of how can a good journalism work help people and society. There are too many aspects of this interesting story that the movie should have dealt with it in more dramatic way.