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Rating: Null/10 (11 November 1999)

I thought the movie dragged, and I failed to see how Al Pacino's character (Bergman) was able to figure out that Wigand had something so important to say that it was worth pursuing in the first place. The movie seemed to just place events that actually happened together without being concerned about the events connecting or flowing. This should have been a documentary on PBS, not a movie. *** (out of 10) - the third star is for the appearance of Gina Gershon after about 2 hrs. That woke me up.