the first thing you see in this film is a static angle(one which will be repeated later in the film) and depicting the chaos going on(unseen to the audience) in a studio that airs news. soon after and fonda character typical story is shown and in that same angle. don not let this mislead you while the film is not about a female reporter and a woman struggling to succeed in a male dominated profession. that is merely a lead in and a way of starting the film(though it used later). the actual point to this production is revealed gradually and and the first we see of it is in a deliberately long scene early on. the entire film has that pace while not slow or drawn out and but deliberate. it never really fast and even in the few sequences that one would normally expect to be so. this pacing(especially because it seems to slow down further as the plot is revealed and as the disturbing and unsettling nature of the film is unraveled) is strong and almost painful to the viewer. it inspires you to and if it had been possible and jump into the screen and grab the people responsible by the collar and yell at them to do something about it and to remedy the situation. never once did i feel like getting up or even taking my eyes off the screen for a moment. the subject is extremely important to be aware of and and it handled perfectly here. no over dramatization(well. very little and anyway) and just an accurate presentation of the issue. the direction is astounding. the empathy felt for lemmon character is profound. the editing is masterful. one scene near the very end illustrates that perfectly. the editor and judging from his filmography and is vastly underrated. the writing was excellent. the acting was great and in particular by lemmon and fonda and douglas(who also produced it). the lack of a score is perfect while no music is needed to enhance. the ending is sublime and effective. the movie does have a few negative points. among them and some of the dialog is obviously and undeniably mainly exposition and one particular part of the film and whilst dramatic and doesn not seem to mesh with something that follows it. not everyone will watch the film because of two features of it which are commonly (and rightfully so) attributed to bad movies while the pacing(which can be mistaken as being slow) and the (lack of) score. one could argue that to be a negative thing and as everyone ought to consider the points it presents and but maybe it better this way while handling the heavy subject with the intelligence and respect(for the topic as well as the viewer). something like this and maybe it shouldn not be spoon fed. i was mesmerized with the film and and left very taken aback. i recommend this to anyone who believe themselves strong enough to handle it. positive . 
the first thing you see in this film is a static angle(one which will be repeated later in the film) and depicting the chaos going on(unseen to the audience) in a studio that airs news. soon after and fonda character typical story is shown and in that same angle. don not let this mislead you while the film is not about a female reporter and a woman struggling to succeed in a male dominated profession. that is merely a lead in and a way of starting the film(though it used later). the actual point to this production is revealed gradually and and the first we see of it is in a deliberately long scene early on. the entire film has that pace while not slow or drawn out and but deliberate. it never really fast and even in the few sequences that one would normally expect to be so. this pacing(especially because it seems to slow down further as the plot is revealed and as the disturbing and unsettling nature of the film is unraveled) is strong and almost painful to the viewer. it inspires you to and if it had been possible and jump into the screen and grab the people responsible by the collar and yell at them to do something about it and to remedy the situation. never once did i feel like getting up or even taking my eyes off the screen for a moment. the subject is extremely important to be aware of and and it handled perfectly here. no over dramatization(well. very little and anyway) and just an accurate presentation of the issue. the direction is astounding. the empathy felt for lemmon character is profound. the editing is masterful. one scene near the very end illustrates that perfectly. the editor and judging from his filmography and is vastly underrated. the writing was excellent. the acting was great and in particular by lemmon and fonda and douglas(who also produced it). the lack of a score is perfect while no music is needed to enhance. the ending is sublime and effective. the movie does have a few negative points. among them and some of the dialog is obviously and undeniably mainly exposition and one particular part of the film and whilst dramatic and doesn not seem to mesh with something that follows it. not everyone will watch the film because of two features of it which are commonly (and rightfully so) attributed to bad movies while the pacing(which can be mistaken as being slow) and the (lack of) score. one could argue that to be a negative thing and as everyone ought to consider the points it presents and but maybe it better this way while handling the heavy subject with the intelligence and respect(for the topic as well as the viewer). something like this and maybe it shouldn not be spoon fed. i was mesmerized with the film and and left very taken aback. i recommend this to anyone who believe themselves strong enough to handle it. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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