
Reviews — The Report
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Manuel São Bento
It gives me pleasure to see factual accounts presented in a way that keeps you invested in what really occurred. Scott Z. Burns shares a difficult reality regarding the CIA’s rejection of ineffective torture techniques, while also showcasing Adam Driver's considerable talent. Despite being held back by familiar genre conventions and predictable patterns, The Report remains a significant piece of cinema, particularly …
Stephen Campbell
**_Probably too rooted in the theatrical tradition for some, but it does an exceptional job of compacting a massive amount of info into a comprehensible form_** >_Strongly urge that any speculative language as to the legality of given activities or, more precisely, judgment calls as to their legality vis-à-vis operational guidelines for this activity agreed upon and vetted at the most senior levels of the Agen…
SWITCH.
The film ‘The Report’ centers on a conflict between honesty and ethical considerations and the workings of government bureaucracy, highlighting instances where a nation falls short of its principles. Given the current political climate in America, this movie feels particularly relevant.


