Sunday, March 18, 2012

Change

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game brings more insight and sympathy in the history of McCain-Palin that its protagonists may have been

Game Change, the book was an example of journalism of the campaign in its crudest form: a lack of elegance hodgepodge of rumors and assumptions wire with a thesaurus and gallbladder. Game Change, the film is an example of what happens when you remove the journalists journalism: you get a story.

very good indeed. By choosing to focus on the psychodrama behind and after selecting John McCain as his running mate Sarah Palin, the filmmakers chose in 2008 the second story the most compelling (the largest that has something to do with the history of Race in America, whatever) - but by far his most intimate. Few people can really identify with the story of a man who seeks to fulfill the destiny of an entire people, almost everyone has a story about a blind date gone terribly, terribly wrong

By nature, the film had to remove much of the writing of the exposure gross and clumsy ventilated weighing hypothetical conversations that have changed the game a bestseller. Private meetings where Palin would have revealed the depth of his ignorance, wanting England to negotiate policy in Iraq with the queen, not knowing why there is a North and South Korea are rarely at home, at best, but in the context of hindsight and in the hands of skilled players, they sound terribly true.

liberal viewers, no doubt, a great satisfaction to see these scenes on, especially given the land of trouble in the performance of the distribution. The producers of the film was a completely unnecessarily long, in some cases to make the scenes appear, at least for the documentary - even the bit players are Dopplegangers for their characters, and attended to details such as the preference McCain liquor or appearance of the campaign office.

To his credit, however, the filmmakers not only accumulate insults Palin. The film makes much use of Palin skits on Saturday Night Live, but the gaps in knowledge are not played for laughs. The characters are constantly reinforce the urgency of the task and the idea that

could be the President of

, the reality of its proximity to the office of the world's most powerful means that disability, for example, to indicate the main differences between the war in Afghanistan and the Iraq war is not fun, it's scary.

McCain comes out fairly easily, and - no surprise given the "no one could have known" narrative. And again, a character out of reality becomes more real, because an actor can represent depth when a politician must project an image. In addition, the film-McCain is allowed to say "fuck" a lot, always humanizes the man.

skating Schmidt and McCain for the history (or at least the film) The trial will upset some viewers, which of course would like to bring someone to blame Palin and her speech poisonous national debate. And change the game, the movie, not only deprives them of a scapegoat, but also to some extent, a villain. Julianne Moore played a number of fragile women fighting inner demons and external forces with only an eggshell shell between the two, almost certainly an agoraphobic, the explosion of a porn star of cocaine in Boogie Nights. Palin brings her a cunning almost wild rings quite true - but also a fear of self-consciousness that is a gift from Moore Palin, which many say Palin does not deserve

Performed by Moore, Sarah Palin knows as well as anyone that this is the weak link in the scales of history. The sensitivity of Moore shows in his eyes and in the hollow of his bravado. When the film-Palin brings a good performance in a debate or an interview, she does not go through ego satisfaction without limit, which is clawing its way to forgiveness, pathetically trying to appease the destinations that have cursed with glory and power.


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