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Spotlight (2015)
Directed by Tom McCarthy
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Overview
The true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered the massive scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the entire Catholic Church to its core.
Rated R | Length 129 minutes
Actors
Mark Ruffalo | Michael Keaton | Rachel McAdams | Liev Schreiber | John Slattery | Brian d'Arcy James | Stanley Tucci | Elena Wohl | Gene Amoroso | Doug Murray | Sharon McFarlane | Jamey Sheridan | Neal Huff | Billy Crudup | Robert B. Kennedy | Duane Murray | Brian Chamberlain | Michael Cyril Creighton | Paul Guilfoyle | Michael Countryman | Tim Whalen | Martin Roach | Brad Borbridge | Don Allison | Patty Ross | Paloma Nuñez | Robert Clarke | Gary Galone | David Fraser | Paulette Sinclair | Laurie Heineman | Elena Juatco | Nancy Villone | Wendy Merry | Siobhan Murphy | Eileen Padua | Darrin Baker | Brett Cramp | Joe Stapleton | Maureen Keiller | Jimmy LeBlanc | Tim Progosh | Neion George | Laurie Murdoch | Zarrin Darnell-Martin | Krista Morin | Paula Barrett | Mairtin O'Carrigan | Rob de Leeuw | Nancy E. Carroll | Anthony Paolucci | Michele Proude | Richard O'Rourke | Len Cariou | Dennis Lynch | Stefanie Drummond | Mark McGrinder | Richard Fitzpatrick | Tom Driscoll | Jeffrey Samai | Moira Driscoll | Forrest Weber | Doreen Spencer | Janet Pinnick | Shannon McDonough | Shannon Ruth | Daniel Ruth | Jennifer Ruth | Timothy Mooney | Bruce-Robert Serafin | Donna Sue Jahier | Edward Brickley | Richard Jenkins | Elena Khan | Teresa Wilson | Amy Whalen | John Franchi | Peter Lewis Walsh | Lance Norris | Harold Rudolph | Colleen Kelly
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/21/2015 | Movie Screen | Digital | Theater | 8 stars |
| (Average) 8 stars |
Viewing Notes
About as great as everyone has said. The subject matter makes it compelling but it’s really Ruffalo and Keaton in the drivers seat. They are on the next level in so much that these two steal scenes they aren’t in simply because you miss them being on screen. Definitely got emotional towards the end with how incredibly sad this is knowing it really happened.
Pretty that’s Richard Jenkins in the voice acting on the phone. Hard to mistake him.
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