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Kill the Messenger (2014)

A reporter becomes the target of a vicious smear campaign that drives him to the point of suicide after he exposes the CIA's role in arming Contra rebels in Nicaragua and importing cocaine into California. Based on the true story of journalist Gary Webb.

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Bill Goodykoontz 08 Oct 2014

[Renner's] outstanding as a man passionate about his work. His character is not perfect — just ask his wife and children — but he is certainly a good man trying to do good things.

GinaK 11 Oct 2014

I did not go to see Kill the Messenger for political reasons but because I wanted to see a good film. The film was well-made, but didn’t tell me anything that I didn’t know and the view of journalism was nothing special. I realize this movie was based on fact, but my overall comment is the facts as presented in the script were pretty dull and not surprising. This film also brought up an interesting topic at lunch – why isn’t Jeremy Renner more successful as an actor? Our conclusion was that he simply is not very charismatic but more workmanlike. In the right role (and with the right director) like in The Hurt Locker, he does a great job, but he doesn’t seem to be able to rise above the material, like for example, Geoffrey Rush or even Michael Caine can. The film was well-made and the cast very strong, especially the journalist’s wife, son, and editor, but I cannot recommend it as a particularly interesting two hours. The few minutes of video of the real Gary Webb at the end were more interesting, sad, and provocative than the rest of this workmanlike film.

JE61 10 Oct 2014

A complicated and thought provoking film. Perhaps a bit too complicated to entertain the average viewer. The film had strong acting performances but suffered from trying to do too much in 90 minutes. Honestly, this would have been better as a documentary then a dramatization. Still, I give it a positive review. Also, New York Post "reviewer", Kyle Smith, didn't like it (probably only watched half of it or played Angry Birds during it )...and that's always a strong reason to see it.

WJS 30 Jul 2015

I like Jeremy Renner as an actor. From "The Hurt Locker", "The Town", "The Bourne Legacy" to his various turns as Hawkeye in the marvel superhero movies, he's always been a stand out. And he it here as well, along with a whole list of Hollywood character actors that star in this true story. Unfortunately, the complex story also becomes too complex in the hands of director Michael Cuesta which drags it down and make it very slow at times. It's an okay movie which looks great but it's just too complicated for its own good.

Roger Moore 06 Oct 2014

Renner’s performance — beginning with bluster and descending into twitchy paranoia — sells it and makes us fret for every “messenger” suddenly the target of the spotlight himself.