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The Post is a 2017 American political thriller film about The Washington Post and the publication of the Pentagon Papers. It was directed and produced by Steven Spielberg, and written by Liz Hannah and Josh Singer. It stars Meryl Streep as Katharine Graham, the publisher of the Washington Post, and Tom Hanks as Ben Bradlee, the longtime executive editor of The Washington Post, with Sarah Paulson, Bob Odenkirk, Tracy…
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Hollywood has, as a rule, never been on first-name terms with history, which it has primarily viewed as a source of intriguing stories and inspiration for pretty pictures, with historical authenticity in Hollywood films usually ending up as the lowest priority. It is thus a tragic irony that Hollywood has largely shaped history itself—that the general perception of numerous, often profoundly significant historical e…More
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Stephen Spielberg is not only one of Hollywood's most famous and successful directors, but also one of the smartest and most talented. And fictional ideas, such as: Jaws, and encounters close to the third type, and ET, but was able to transform this type of film to a fully personal cinema presents his concerns and psychological pain through them. Spielberg's Intelligence The Post is a testament to Spielberg's clever…More
The Steven Spielberg film "The Post" is a story about a confrontation between the editor-in-chief of The Washington Post and the owner of a newspaper with the US government during the Vietnam War. I believe that in the movies, Spielberg achieved perfection in the art of storytelling and was able to make an exciting movie without chases, special effects and loud revelations. Two genres of American cinema seem unscien…More
The Oscar-nominated film The Post (2017), directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, focuses on press freedom, but also on a very important and current issue: the role of women in the world of work. Source Meryl Streep plays the role of Katharine Graham, a woman who set the tone as the editor-in-chief of The Washington Post at a crucial time in U.S. history: in the 1970s, The New York Time…More
La película nominada al Óscar The Post (2017), dirigida por Steven Spielberg y protagonizada por Meryl Streep y Tom Hanks, tiene como tema principal la libertad de prensa, pero también gira en torno a un tema de gran relevancia y muy vigente: el rol de la mujer en el mundo laboral. Fuente Meryl Streep encarna el papel de Katharine Graham, una mujer que marcó pauta al ser la editora en jefe del Washington Post en un…More
Freedom of the press and information is the basic need of a normal society, no less important than the need for security. That's what this movie is about. People who faced serious problems with the government, with the President, with justice, with the law itself, still did their job and told the public the truth about the war. Were they scared? Certainly. They could lose their jobs, their authority, the paper could…More
If Alfred Hitchcock is the master of suspense, then the title of master of emotion worth pinned to Steven Spielberg. No matter how complicated the conspiracy and investigation in The Post, the director will highlight the personal lives of his characters in order to emphasize their inner turmoil. Spielberg's character is a man with a feeling that is trying to overcome his own shortcomings for good. As a result, altho…More
It has been 12 years since the premiere of the last truly good movie of one of the world's most respected filmmakers - Steven Spielberg. It is about Munich and the series of movies after it, identified with dubious quality and excessive controversy as far as the final opinion of fans and film critics. I can say a few good words about Tintin's Adventures, which is mostly funny and I would look at it again; to highlig…More
I present to your attention one of the Oscar nominees in the nominations for "Best Film" and "Best Actress". Undoubtedly, a new picture from the outstanding director Steven Spielberg only from one mention already deserves special attention, but still try to consider more closely and try to understand the reason for nominating this film for a prestigious award. I just want to note that the appearance of this picture…More
Fuente Ya he visionado otra de las películas candidatas al Oscar a mejor película, a falta de La Forma del Agua, que todavia no he visto y que, por lo que se, es de ciencia ficción o de fantasía romántica cuando menos, esta es de las mejores películas de ciencia ficción que optan a los galardones. Muchos pensareis que me equivoco de película, que está versa sobre periodistas haciendo un trabajo espectacular de inves…More
The Post es el drama histórico del director Steven Spielberg sobre cómo los periodistas, editores y editores del Washington Post decidieron seguir el ejemplo del New York Times y publicar los documentos ultrasecretos del Pentágono en 1971. Protagonizada por Meryl Streep como la editora del Post Kay Graham y Tom Hanks como editor ejecutivo Ben Bradlee, el drama es sociopolíticamente relevante y claramente una respues…More
The Post is director Steven Spielberg's historical drama about how the reporters, editors, and publishers of the Washington Post decided to follow the New York Times' lead and publish the top-secret Pentagon Papers in 1971. Starring Meryl Streep as Post publisher Kay Graham and Tom Hanks as executive editor Ben Bradlee, the drama is sociopolitically relevant and clearly a response to the current presidential adminis…More
The Post tells the story of what seems to be a very different time. The Vietnam War has been raging for years. The government is constantly telling the American people that are winning the war, but in reality behind closed doors the leaderships knows that it isn’t winning. We are sending young men over there to die for something they already knew we were losing. But this story isn’t even fi…More
Last year's US news and, consequently, our own, was marked by great intolerance between the media and President Donald Trump, which began even during the election, when almost all media outlets denied any possibility that Trump would win, ridiculing his character, work and the idea that he competes as a candidate. However, the American businessman turned out to be stronger than omnipresent media pressure, and last y…More
Imagine a world where the internet, cellphones and computers didn't exist. A time where television was still viewed in gray-scale and the the only way to get your news was through the newspaper. It was a different time, times were tougher than it is today, especially for women. Take a moment to look around and appreciate how far we've come! The thing I love about Steven Spielberg is he knows how to tell a story. Eve…More