I needed to pee so bad, but didn't want to leave my seat!

Rating: 10/10 (23 November 2015)

After 5 years of waiting a film makes my "101 Favorite Films of all Time" list. This movie was what I expected, and I got it. How rare is that? It's on the par with "The Insider" at exposing the horrors of powerful corporations more interested in profits and power than the good of the people. And finally Rufalo will get his first Oscar. After five minutes into the movie I realized I had to pee, but I just couldn't leave my seat. I was so freakin' caught up in the story and didn't want to miss a thing. I'm not a Keaton fan, but even despite this new mumbling of his I thought he was great. One small bone to pick. The movie doesn't give enough credit to the first reporter that first exposed the culture of secrecy and corruption of the Boston Archiocese - Kristen Lombardi of the Boston Phoenix. Everyone should know about her. Why hasn't there been a movie about her? And boy does she deserve a Pulitzer. Conclusion, make sure you pee before you sit down.