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A lot of the methods of historical movies talked about in "Reel History" are present in this movie. Historic TV clips were used throughout the movie and did a good job of helping contributing to the historic feel of the movie. They also follow the method of the protagonist character Bernstein and Woodward and villian character CREEP and those involved with the coverup. There is always a feeling of paranoia throughout the movie showed by the dark scenes and especially when Woodward meets with Bernstein to show the potential danger even when it never directly shows any characters planning to do anything against Woodward and Bernstein. There is also the resolution at the end of the movie that shows the success of the protagonists. - Jonathan Bell | A lot of the methods of historical movies talked about in "Reel History" are present in this movie. Historic TV clips were used throughout the movie and did a good job of helping contributing to the historic feel of the movie. They also follow the method of the protagonist character Bernstein and Woodward and villian character CREEP and those involved with the coverup. There is always a feeling of paranoia throughout the movie showed by the dark scenes and especially when Woodward meets with Bernstein to show the potential danger even when it never directly shows any characters planning to do anything against Woodward and Bernstein. There is also the resolution at the end of the movie that shows the success of the protagonists. - Jonathan Bell | ||
| − | I enjoyed the way the filmmakers incorporated actual television and sound clips into the narrative. They are interspersed throughout the film, giving the audience historical and political context, yet they are not the primary focus. This is Woodward and Bernstein's story, as Dr. McClurken mentioned in class. - Sarah | + | I enjoyed the way the filmmakers incorporated actual television and sound clips into the narrative. They are interspersed throughout the film, giving the audience historical and political context, yet they are not the primary focus. This is Woodward and Bernstein's story, as Dr. McClurken mentioned in class. - Sarah Richardson |
== 6 Overall Comments on Movie == | == 6 Overall Comments on Movie == | ||
