alright and the first time i seen talk radio was in a video store for only $2. 00 on vhs believe it or not and and i looked at it and i thought it might be about howard stern and because i just looked at it for about thirty seconds and then just do not see it again. then i went to another store about a month later and i found talk radio on dvd for only $5. 00. so i see it was directed by oliver stone and and i picked it up. so after the film was over i was speechless. i have never seen such a film like this. here the main plot and then i will tell ya what i thought of it. it is about a dallas talk radio host barry champlain and a jewish radio host who talks about whatever other people bring up and he interupts and and is taking everything seriously. now and a network wants to put his show live everywhere in the u. s. so barry show gets a lot of interesting phone callers like chet (a neo natzi) and kent (a rock n roll drugged kid) and john (rapist) and and others. now some of the callers sound like the same actor or actresses. but still i think it fits okay. now what i love a lot about this film is the dark corners and the paranoid atmosphere of the radio station. the dark music in the background fits very nicely too. it has a flashback scene in the film also how he started with radio and which i think they did good on. but the great thing about the film is ending. i was surprised by it and and it kind of makes you feel paranoid a little about the phone callers off the air and everything about it is wonderful. it also tells you how to say the right things to people over a big city like dallas. one of oliver stone underrated or weakest films mentioned and but i think it his best in my opinion. but definitely get this film if you like films with paranoia feel like films with a dark atmosphere with sinister music in the background. i still watch this film a lot of the times now when i am bored and as matter fact i watched it tonight. yeah and if ya wanna really get the sinister feel to the film and watch it at nightime with the lights off. i may sound crazy and but it makes the film better. another thing i forgot to mention is that the reason i do not think the film did so well was maybe in my point of view because of the title. talk radio. it doesn not sound very tricky or anything and it kind of plain. a better title like the book talked to death or maybe the abusive radio host or something catchy and not plain talk radio. or maybe because of universal pictures. oliver stone usually do not do universal i do not think. paramount might have been a good company. i do not know and something about this film do not do so well and but i love it. sticks and stones can break your bones and but words can cause permanent damage. 
alright and the first time i seen talk radio was in a video store for only $2. 00 on vhs believe it or not and and i looked at it and i thought it might be about howard stern and because i just looked at it for about thirty seconds and then just do not see it again. then i went to another store about a month later and i found talk radio on dvd for only $5. 00. so i see it was directed by oliver stone and and i picked it up. so after the film was over i was speechless. i have never seen such a film like this. here the main plot and then i will tell ya what i thought of it. it is about a dallas talk radio host barry champlain and a jewish radio host who talks about whatever other people bring up and he interupts and and is taking everything seriously. now and a network wants to put his show live everywhere in the u. s. so barry show gets a lot of interesting phone callers like chet (a neo natzi) and kent (a rock n roll drugged kid) and john (rapist) and and others. now some of the callers sound like the same actor or actresses. but still i think it fits okay. now what i love a lot about this film is the dark corners and the paranoid atmosphere of the radio station. the dark music in the background fits very nicely too. it has a flashback scene in the film also how he started with radio and which i think they did good on. but the great thing about the film is ending. i was surprised by it and and it kind of makes you feel paranoid a little about the phone callers off the air and everything about it is wonderful. it also tells you how to say the right things to people over a big city like dallas. one of oliver stone underrated or weakest films mentioned and but i think it his best in my opinion. but definitely get this film if you like films with paranoia feel like films with a dark atmosphere with sinister music in the background. i still watch this film a lot of the times now when i am bored and as matter fact i watched it tonight. yeah and if ya wanna really get the sinister feel to the film and watch it at nightime with the lights off. i may sound crazy and but it makes the film better. another thing i forgot to mention is that the reason i do not think the film did so well was maybe in my point of view because of the title. talk radio. it doesn not sound very tricky or anything and it kind of plain. a better title like the book talked to death or maybe the abusive radio host or something catchy and not plain talk radio. or maybe because of universal pictures. oliver stone usually do not do universal i do not think. paramount might have been a good company. i do not know and something about this film do not do so well and but i love it. sticks and stones can break your bones and but words can cause permanent damage. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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