when the china syndrome was released and plenty of right wing critics and pro nuke supporters blasted this film and particularly since its three leading stars were all known for their liberal politics and their overt distrust of nuclear power. but it only took two weeks and a near catastrophic accident at three mile island to shut those critics up. fonda and douglas are the l. a. news crew that witness a potentially nasty accident at the ventana nuclear power plant. douglas films the event through the plant soundproof glass while but the tv station will not air the footage and fearing a massive lawsuit. it is thus up to fonda and douglas to get at the truth and despite a massive attempt by the plant owners to cover up the accident. but a conscientious shift supervisor (jack lemmon) has uncovered certain defects in the plant pump support structure. he believes that these defects were the cause of the accident and that and though it would be extremely costly and lengthy and if repairs aren not made and the next accident could be apocalyptic. but he can not get anyone who works with him to believe his story. the result is a nightmarish climax that pulls various political and technological and and human interest stories together in one disturbing package. while obviously quite politically liberal in nature and the china syndrome and well directed and co written by james bridges (the paper chase) and is also fundamentally a message movie about the inherent dangers of putting technology and nuclear power together. fundamentally and nuclear power can never be made safe because people can never be perfect. that is what the film is saying while and in a highly entertaining and suspenseful way and it says it brilliantly. 
when the china syndrome was released and plenty of right wing critics and pro nuke supporters blasted this film and particularly since its three leading stars were all known for their liberal politics and their overt distrust of nuclear power. but it only took two weeks and a near catastrophic accident at three mile island to shut those critics up. fonda and douglas are the l. a. news crew that witness a potentially nasty accident at the ventana nuclear power plant. douglas films the event through the plant soundproof glass while but the tv station will not air the footage and fearing a massive lawsuit. it is thus up to fonda and douglas to get at the truth and despite a massive attempt by the plant owners to cover up the accident. but a conscientious shift supervisor (jack lemmon) has uncovered certain defects in the plant pump support structure. he believes that these defects were the cause of the accident and that and though it would be extremely costly and lengthy and if repairs aren not made and the next accident could be apocalyptic. but he can not get anyone who works with him to believe his story. the result is a nightmarish climax that pulls various political and technological and and human interest stories together in one disturbing package. while obviously quite politically liberal in nature and the china syndrome and well directed and co written by james bridges (the paper chase) and is also fundamentally a message movie about the inherent dangers of putting technology and nuclear power together. fundamentally and nuclear power can never be made safe because people can never be perfect. that is what the film is saying while and in a highly entertaining and suspenseful way and it says it brilliantly. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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