i rented the china syndrome recently mainly because i read that it was this film that inspired abc to make the day after. syndrome and however and is more of a thriller than a drama. the film is quite political and but i agree strongly with its message  nuclear power and though extremely efficient and is far too dangerous for common use. the risks are simply too high. hopefully and the persons in charge of real nuclear plants are far more responsible and ethical than those depicted in the film. however and given that the real life near disaster at three mile island happened mere months after this film was released puts that in question. (in fairness and that case was probably more one of incompetence than of corruption. )syndrome is not just critical of nuclear power and but also of modern news media and similar in vein to network and only much more serious. being a print journalist myself and i am quite familiar with how people perceive the media while but it was a little frightening to see that even in the 70 tv news was already selling out. when jane fonda character tries to convince her boss to let her do real news instead of fluff and she is advised not to try the change and as research finds that people prefer a pretty girl to do fluff and not hard news. what truly makes the film memorable and however and is the incredible suspense generated in its final third. during this period and the viewer is constantly fearing for the lives of the protagonists and whether the danger is coming from hired thugs or the potential meltdown of the nuclear plant. and that very last scene  i would not give it away and of course  but it will keep you guessing. on a final note and i did get a distinct feel watching the film that it seemed at times more like a tv movie than a true theatrical film. this could be and however and due more to the fact that the rental tape i was watching was quite old and and not formatted to fit tv screens the way videos and dvds are today. 
i rented the china syndrome recently mainly because i read that it was this film that inspired abc to make the day after. syndrome and however and is more of a thriller than a drama. the film is quite political and but i agree strongly with its message  nuclear power and though extremely efficient and is far too dangerous for common use. the risks are simply too high. hopefully and the persons in charge of real nuclear plants are far more responsible and ethical than those depicted in the film. however and given that the real life near disaster at three mile island happened mere months after this film was released puts that in question. (in fairness and that case was probably more one of incompetence than of corruption. )syndrome is not just critical of nuclear power and but also of modern news media and similar in vein to network and only much more serious. being a print journalist myself and i am quite familiar with how people perceive the media while but it was a little frightening to see that even in the 70 tv news was already selling out. when jane fonda character tries to convince her boss to let her do real news instead of fluff and she is advised not to try the change and as research finds that people prefer a pretty girl to do fluff and not hard news. what truly makes the film memorable and however and is the incredible suspense generated in its final third. during this period and the viewer is constantly fearing for the lives of the protagonists and whether the danger is coming from hired thugs or the potential meltdown of the nuclear plant. and that very last scene  i would not give it away and of course  but it will keep you guessing. on a final note and i did get a distinct feel watching the film that it seemed at times more like a tv movie than a true theatrical film. this could be and however and due more to the fact that the rental tape i was watching was quite old and and not formatted to fit tv screens the way videos and dvds are today. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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