Spotlight

Good Movie, great print

I got this movie Blu-ray at 150 RS on summer-sale, which is just amazing. First I had my doubts regarding it’s price and genuineness but it surprised me. Thank-you.

Good movie to have.

When a new editor comes in at Boston Globe, the SPOTLIGHT team is assigned a new task - to investigate allegations of decades long child abuse in the Catholic Church - involving "(a) cover up at the highest levels of Boston's religious, legal and government establishments." Their reportage won them the Pulitzer Prize and SPOTLIGHT won the Academy Award for Best Film. SPOTLIGHT is a wonderfully directed suspense drama and with a very well chosen cast, this is film-making at its best, not lacking in thrill.

Neat and excellent print. Only thing is that the subject of the movie is so deep that you cannot watch it in a single sitting. Quality of BD is great. Worth buying and watching.

Great movie . Blu-ray came in very good condition.Dont buy if you don't have Blu-ray player. It won't work on your laptop dvd driver if you don't have Blu-ray drive in that

Delivery with delhivery is , frustrating.But delivery with Amazon is great .nice movie , but I doubt about whether it is original blue ray

This movie on 4K was worth upgrading. This was an excellent movie which tells only a small story of a huge problem in the Catholic Church organization. I feel for all the children who were abused by deviant priests and had to keep it to themselves so they wouldn't embarrass their family. The movie is excellent and tells a story worthy of being told. The acting is excellent and should have been worth an academy award.

Indispensable para entender el valor del periodismo en la sociedad como herramienta para denunciar abusos, ejercer derechos y cambiar estructuras.

Segundo producto que compro con descripción engañosa. En esta ocasión el producto aparece en la página con tres imágenes: la primera es la del slipcover, la segunda es la de la caja propia del bluray y la tercera es una imagen de la parte de atrás. Al recibir el producto viene SIN el slipcover y fue el único motivo por el cual lo compré. Sumado a eso, se escucha que los discos se mueven por dentro y al abrirlo efectivamente venían sueltos y rayados. Una total decepción, cada vez desconfió más de amazon y su falta de atención a los compradores con descripciones engañosas o incompletas de sus productos.

“Spotlight” is the Academy Award winning (Best Picture, Best Screenplay, 2015) film that depicts the efforts of the special investigations unit at the Boston Globe newspaper to uncover and report on the Catholic church sex abuse scandals in Boston during the last three-plus decades of the 20th century. Simply put, this is one of the best movies I’ve seen in the past 20 years. In 2001, the Boston Globe’s Spotlight team is persuaded by Martin Baron, the newspaper’s newly appointed managing editor, to begin an in-depth review of a handful of known cases of child sex abuse by Catholic priests. Baron wonders if these are isolated incidents perpetrated by a few rogue priests, or if there is a larger, systemic problem that involves not only the pedophile priests, but also a church hierarchy that may be covering up these priest’s sexual abuse of children. The Spotlight team’s four members – Walter (Robby) Robinson (Editor), Sacha Pfeiffer, Mike Rezendes, and Matt Carroll – begin their year-long investigation. Each of them doggedly pursue their own leads. They dig into archived articles; they interview victims, lawyers, and church officials; and they research legal documents. At first slowly and haltingly, then more steadily, they begin unearthing new information that confirms Martin Baron’s worst fears: the Catholic Diocese of Boston is indeed beset by an immense scandal that involves not only dozens of pedophile priests, but also a diocesan hierarchy that for decades had systematically covered up the crimes of these priests. “Spotlight” manages to handle its exceptionally emotional subject matter with tremendous skill and sensitivity. I think the biggest reason it works so well is because Tom McCarthy and Josh Singer, the film’s writers and producers, resisted the temptation to turn “Spotlight” into an overwrought melodrama. Instead, “Spotlight” is presented as quiet procedural in which a small cadre of superbly professional journalists go about their daily work of uncovering their gut-wrenching story with little fuss or fanfare. “Spotlight’s” harrowing subject matter ensures the tension and suspense that permeates nearly every minute of the film. The beautifully written screenplay and the uniformly brilliant performances from the ensemble cast that includes Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Mark Ruffalo, and John Slattery, make this perhaps the best film about journalists ever made. Most highly recommended.

Very good movie, kept my attention and interest the whole time.