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Drama
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Richard Gere: Simon Hunt, TV correspondent
Terrence Howard: his cameraman Duck
Jesse Eisenberg: Benjamin, recent Harvard school graduate
REVIEW
The role taken on by Gere calls for a wide range of thespian skills, some of which he handles well (the flippant attitude, his hard-drinking, tough talking manner) but the more heartfelt emotional scenes come across as fake.
Speaking of fake: supposedly based on a true story, the whole premise is shaky and brings into question how seriously one should take this film?
Answer: Not very.
CLASSIFICATION
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