ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION



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37 thoughts on “ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN (1976) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION”

  1. William Goldman had a simple rule for avoiding being sued when he wrote the script. If it was in the book, he was safe. Although Redford had optioned the book before it was published, it had been out for a while before the film was made. No one sued to say anything was false.

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  2. We currently have a very similar scandal in Poland. Government services tapped the phone of the head of the opposition's electoral staff. A Sejm (in the US house of representatives) Investigative Committee was established in this case. These things happen all the time… 😒

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  3. Funny when you started at 3:30 "isnt Nixon the guy with the scandal… this… Watergate" – having no clue that this movie is exactly about this.
    Was really entertained by your reaction.
    And no – no politics. Power always leads to the problem of abuse of power. Thats why in USA the first democracy was created – to balance power.
    Btw – its really nice when you two react together.
    Wish you all the best 🙂

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  4. I know that you love Kevin Costner. You should watch his film JFK (1991). It concerns the assassination of John F. Kennedy and the possibility that there was a government conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy. Since you just watched All The President’s Men you should check out the movie Nixon (1995). You should also watch W. (2008) which is about George W. Bush. All three of these films were directed by Oliver Stone and they make up his Presidents Trilogy. Oliver Stone directed Platoon (1986) which you’ve watched. Keep up the good work.

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  5. Another terrific reaction. Always glad to see Carly.
    Redford contacted Woodward and Bernstein BEFORE they wrote their book and Hollywood wasn’t interested in a movie about Watergate but Redford saw this as a detective story and had everything to do with making this excellent movie happen.
    Ben Bradlee was famous. How many editors are? Jason Robards won the supporting actor Oscar and his career was revived. He went on to win the next year for JULIA (which you should also watch). I lived through Watergate and I appreciate this brilliant film which captures a lot of how it felt to see the coverup unravel in real time.
    Please watch another great film based on reality and directed by Robert Redford QUIZ SHOW.

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  6. Excellent film and amazing how shortly after the Watergate affair it was made.
    I'm really curious to see whether there will be a similarly good film about the events now surrounding the current Grifter in Chief. ^^

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  7. The House of Representatives had drafted articles of impeachment. Nixon was determined to hang on,convinced that he would not be convicted if impeached but a group of the most senior Republican Senators meet with him and said his own party was turning against him and he would lose. Nixon chose to resign rather than be kicked out of office.

    The key piece of evidence came from the revelation that Nixon recorded all conversations in his office. The House of Representatives subpoenaed the White House to release tapes of key conversations and Nixon refused. It was taken to the Supreme Court which unanimously ruled that the tape had to be turned over. In what was called "the smoking gun" conversation, chief of staff Haldeman told the president of an investigation into illegal campaign activities and Nixon told him to "stonewall" the investigation thys directly ring him to an obstruction of justice. 6 days after the tapes were released, Nixon resigned.

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  8. It's worth noting that the reporting done by Woodward and Bernstein in reality had very little, if anything, to do with Nixon eventually stepping down, but rather the number of trials and hearings going on that led to WH staffers divulgiong that Nixon was taping everything and was required to release those tapes, that unravelled the Nixon presidency.

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  9. Cassie, I think there is a movie you should watch that deals with a conspiracy and Presidential involvement that although is fiction it’s very good and very similar to the “shove under the rug” that Watergate tried to be… it’s called “The Pelican Brief” and it stars Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington. You should check it out

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  10. One of Robert Redford last movies was the film "All is Lost" (2013) about a single man fighting the elements after his yacht runs into trouble and is damaged in a storm. I thought the film was excellent and I highly recommend it for a future watch.

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