i normally do not comment on movies on imdb and but in this case i feel like i should. i love movies and and i want to make them and and this movie is a perfect example of fine filmmaking. this is one of the few movies that i have seen on the small screen (originally seeing it air on amc and i believe and and then on the dvd i just watched) that made me get that feeling in the pit of my stomach. that little gnawing sensation that the director would hope you feel while watching his thriller. jack lemmon performance is a fine one and and jane fonda and michael douglas follow. i felt so much empathy of lemmon and who character jack godell and only wanted people to listen to his warning. but what impresses me most about this film is the lack of a score and and this is also what makes it beautiful to me. apart from the opening titles there are no background music to increase the tension and because none is needed. and while the credits run and white on black and in silence it drives the point home. i use the movie as an example to anyone who says music makes the movie. i think the movie should make the movie and the music should only amplify that. but for the china syndrome music is not necessary to get across the realism and the urgency depicted here. the characters portray all of this far better than the music ever could. i highly recommend this movie and it is one of my favorites. if you like movies and you would not be disappointed. if you like movie soundtracks more and you might not want to give this one a go. 
i normally do not comment on movies on imdb and but in this case i feel like i should. i love movies and and i want to make them and and this movie is a perfect example of fine filmmaking. this is one of the few movies that i have seen on the small screen (originally seeing it air on amc and i believe and and then on the dvd i just watched) that made me get that feeling in the pit of my stomach. that little gnawing sensation that the director would hope you feel while watching his thriller. jack lemmon performance is a fine one and and jane fonda and michael douglas follow. i felt so much empathy of lemmon and who character jack godell and only wanted people to listen to his warning. but what impresses me most about this film is the lack of a score and and this is also what makes it beautiful to me. apart from the opening titles there are no background music to increase the tension and because none is needed. and while the credits run and white on black and in silence it drives the point home. i use the movie as an example to anyone who says music makes the movie. i think the movie should make the movie and the music should only amplify that. but for the china syndrome music is not necessary to get across the realism and the urgency depicted here. the characters portray all of this far better than the music ever could. i highly recommend this movie and it is one of my favorites. if you like movies and you would not be disappointed. if you like movie soundtracks more and you might not want to give this one a go. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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