Director:
James L. BrooksGuión:
James L. BrooksCámara:
Michael BallhausMúsica:
Bill ContiReparto:
William Hurt, Albert Brooks, Holly Hunter, Robert Prosky, Lois Chiles, Joan Cusack, Jack Nicholson, Leo Burmester, John Cusack, Marc Shaiman (más)Sinopsis(1)
Tres ambiciosos profesionales que trabajan en un programa de noticias para una cadena de televisión, ven cómo sus vidas profesionales y privadas se cruzan irremediablemente. Tom es el típico presentador moderno, apuesto, amable y poco tonto. Jane es su motivada y brillante productora, cuya misión es convertir a Tom en un presentador de verdad. Aaron es el veterano, pero poso carismático reportero, que no soporta el éxito del que Tom goza frente a las cámaras o con Jane. (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
The 80s original of Sorkin's Newsroom (which I mean as a compliment), in other words its non-news part that is relaxed in terms of relationships, when in addition to the same style there is also an unacknowledged inspiration of many characters. For example, MacKenzie McHale is such a faithful copy (in terms of behavior, abilities, craziness, obsession, articulacy and talkativeness) of the local Jane Craig that you can hardly tell them apart. Yes, it could have been shorter, and in the second half it shouldn't have turned completely into a relationship movie "one she and two they" at the expense of that behind-the-scenes insight into the news media, but overall it's very likeable and nice. But even so, the best part is that pre-subtitle prologue is worth having its own movie.
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A great film that combines comedy with drama in such nuances, where many scenes sound both funny and tragic at the same time. It's like expecting a different reaction from the actors than what they present. This doesn't happen to me often, but it is clear that a good script was given to very talented actors.
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