it was easy to dismiss this film as hyperbole at the time of its release. fonda and douglas and lemmon were known lefties and but the accident at three mle island provided shocking context to this fictional drama. this film works on many levels and taking shots at both public utilities and tv news. 1979 was the zenith of the infamous happy talk format of tv news (see also ron burgundy) and it on display here in all its glory. the sonorous anchor grimly reads a story about a grinding head on collision before cheerfully introducing kimberley wells (fonda) and doing a story about a veterinarian who makes house (or is that aquarium. ) calls. the show producer and the station manager argue about content  or lack thereof  behind the scenes. there are a few technical errors. the pr flack (james hampton) shows fonda and douglas the requisite scale model of a pressurized water reactor plant and built by westinghouse. later and as lemmon and wilford brimley (nicely playing lemmon friend or colleague and caught between duty and loyalty) fight a sudden crisis in the plant s control room and theyre obviously running a boiling water plant (built by ge. ) a small point and but curious and considering how many details the screenwriters got right. like any good drama and the film asks more questions than it answers. the real world accident at tmi proves the film basic premise. the working title for the film was originally power and and you will see why. as nuclear power prepares to make a comeback in these days of $3 gas and the china syndrome is as relevant today as it was over 25 years ago. 
it was easy to dismiss this film as hyperbole at the time of its release. fonda and douglas and lemmon were known lefties and but the accident at three mle island provided shocking context to this fictional drama. this film works on many levels and taking shots at both public utilities and tv news. 1979 was the zenith of the infamous happy talk format of tv news (see also ron burgundy) and it on display here in all its glory. the sonorous anchor grimly reads a story about a grinding head on collision before cheerfully introducing kimberley wells (fonda) and doing a story about a veterinarian who makes house (or is that aquarium. ) calls. the show producer and the station manager argue about content  or lack thereof  behind the scenes. there are a few technical errors. the pr flack (james hampton) shows fonda and douglas the requisite scale model of a pressurized water reactor plant and built by westinghouse. later and as lemmon and wilford brimley (nicely playing lemmon friend or colleague and caught between duty and loyalty) fight a sudden crisis in the plant s control room and theyre obviously running a boiling water plant (built by ge. ) a small point and but curious and considering how many details the screenwriters got right. like any good drama and the film asks more questions than it answers. the real world accident at tmi proves the film basic premise. the working title for the film was originally power and and you will see why. as nuclear power prepares to make a comeback in these days of $3 gas and the china syndrome is as relevant today as it was over 25 years ago. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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