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Richard Jewell is a movie starring Paul Walter Hauser, Sam Rockwell, and Brandon Stanley. American security guard Richard Jewell saves thousands of lives from an exploding bomb at the 1996 Olympics, but is vilified by journalists

release date - 2019
Director - Clint Eastwood
Cast - Sam Rockwell
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Genre comedy el caso de richard jewellery. Genre comedy El caso de Richard jewellery uk. Genre comedy El caso de Richard jewel box. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2019 Format: DVD This film is based on the story of Richard Jewell, a security guard at the Centennial Olympic Park who during a concert discovered a suspicious bag with a bomb, which resulted in an evacuation. Though it wasn't completed before the bomb blew, the evacuation at least lessened the number of casualties. Unfortunately for Jewell, he fit the criminal profile. The FBI initially tried to trick him when being interviewed and their suspicions were leaked to the press, which caused him to be blamed by the media though there were no charges. The film follows Jewell's sad tale and how he and his lawyer fought it. This was a really well made film. This is a gripping, well-written tale. This is largely a film about dealing with the law and media, which has a lot of scenes of just talking, plus it runs at two hours and eleven minutes. Yet, the movie never feels slow. The setup to the finding of the bomb is just excellently paced and leaves you hooked. The dialogue is really good; for a movie about a serious subject it lightens the film with a little bit of dry humor. Casting is really good in this. The main triumvirate of Paul Walter Hauser as Jewell, Kathy Bates as his mother, and Sam Rockwell as his lawyer all work so well together. Now, I know a lot of critics have already mentioned this, but it's difficult not to address. The reporter Kathy Scruggs (Olivia Wilde), who first reported on Jewell is portrayed as super insensitive and obsessed with success over anything and everything else. From what I've read, the late Scruggs' colleagues disagree with her portrayal. It's a little uncomfortable that a film about the dangers of the media being used to vilify someone, is itself doing the same thing. (To her credit, Wilde does a good job selling the role she is given. ) The Scruggs thing aside, I highly recommend this. It's especially impressive considering that director Clint Eastwood is 89. The movie hasn't been doing great in the box office right now and that is a shame. Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase This movie had me in tears early. Especially when I recalled that every year until Richard died, that he left a rose I believe, in Centennial Park on the spot where Alice Hawthorne had died and on the anniversary. That was the real Richard Jewell. I think if I had been Eastwood, I would've added that as the ending somehow versus what struck me as being an unfinished ending that was somewhat awkward. The actor who portrayed Jewell was a physical dead ringer even if he underplayed him as a bit too bungling or too much of a momma's boy or pawn. He was those things but much more as a human. Better had Victor Hugo directed I think. If one watches the famed 60 Minutes interviews with Jewell, and others, he had a strength to himself, and a confidence that I'm not sure the actor brought to the role but within the film context, can see why they were following to show a man being used by the system he idolized and wished to be more part of. I personally think the irony of Jewell's lawman vision of himself was that it was truer to old world values and lawman actions that police were permitted to be in his own lifetime. And far less dubious that those afforded to The FBI. Mr. Jewell also had 2 definitive lawyers and not sure why he's only shown with the early friend, Bryant and not the later Lin Wood who was a force to be reckoned with. If I had my druthers, I'd loved to have seen Eastwood tackle their retribution hours against the media and subsequent retractions and payouts. Actor Sam Rockwell was a decent version of Watson Bryant and brought some comic relief that worked well in his interactions with the press and Jewell. All in all Eastwood was faithful but it was one of those films that one wished had a larger budget to really bring the depth to the story that this budget could not. But its an outsider film and think Eastwood, and DiCaprio surprisingly, felt was historically important. For what reasons you'd have to ask them obviously. But I presume Eastwood either consciously or unconsciously understood that the bombing was a signaling event much like an ocean earthquake can be to a tsunami. It showed the growing influence of the shadow government, foreshadowing events like 9/11 and media as a player or an arm of such players with an agenda to dismantle individual freedoms. To make Americans "suspects" for being nothing more than being patriotic. Jewell was an unwitting victim of these hours. But also a heroic American who through his honesty, his beliefs in right and wrong, and with the help of some similar in mind, became an unexpected cog in their plans. A sort of natural force of its own right, exposing the corruption like light to darkeness. Thank God for that and thank God for Eastwood and this film. Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase We see how time and time again law enforcement can be overzealous in trying to blame people for a crime they didn't commit and without even having proper evidence. As a result, it devastates peoples' lives forever. I am thrilled that Clint Eastwood made this movie because it gets a message out to the world that Richard Jewell is a hero who saved many people's lives. It is also a shame that Richard Jewell passed so early in his life. Rest in Peace Hero. Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2020 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase Great movie! Just another person trying to do the right thing and gets punished for it. Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase The only part of the movie that didn't ring true was the remorse shown by the reporter. Everything else felt authentic and gives you a sense of what it like to be on the other side of the camera when they need to forge a narrative. Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019 Format: DVD Well developed characters. You forget that they are actors... it seems so real and sad at the same time. Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2020 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase I liked how it challenged the media’s responsibility to make sure it has facts.

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