the film started shooting in '79. it was probably that or in '80.

@@drstranger7430 se rodo en el 79 ahora lo recuerdo bien

Ok obrigado pela atenção pra ela que Deus o

That people that would give comment like that exist is beyond belief.

Austin +.1.5.3.0.4.2.8.5.8.7.0.

bc not every good acting needs an ocean of tears or a loud-ass dialogue, sometimes all it needs is FACE. And she did exactly THAT.

Elisabeth Moss is either today's Meryl Streep or Diane Keaton 🤔.

I find Meryl Streep somewhat predictable, although I have enjoyed performances where she is heavily costumed and playing a historical character, like Florence Foster Jenkins, behind which she can hide 'technique'. Otherwise, for a truly naked face for drama and great comic timing -- sometimes both in one movie, like in Something's Gotta Give -- Diane Keaton is phenomenal. I have not seen Meryl Streep demonstrate this level of mastery. Helen Hunt was so amazing in As Good as it Gets; wish she had more opportunities to demonstrate that kind of versatility.

Everything you say is true about Diane. But she dresses in a quirky "don't take me seriously" kind of way. And the cold truth is that the outside world 100% judges you based on clothing and how you carry yourself despite all the talent in the world you may possess. So for her freedom to dress like a Jewish man she has sacraficed her oscars and other opportunities in life. I hope it's worth it

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. But good job with it.

Tony Walton Why? It’s not pro communist. In fact it makes some pretty poignant criticisms of communist reality in the face of idealist revolutionary thought. I take it you didn’t listen to Eugène O’Neill or Emma Goldman criticise everything about the thoughts and implementations of communism. Or how about Zinoviev bullying Reed out of the international? A 3 hour movie and you couldn’t catch any of those moments?

I was a communist before I saw this film. My favorite scene is the one where Lenin and the Bolshevics are gathered.

@@guswilliams9603 " it makes some pretty poignant criticisms of communist reality" And whom do you think makes those criticisms? Emma Goldman, a socialist and anarchist. Socialists are some of the biggest critics of Soviet Russia, Lenin and Rosa Luxembourg (a well known german socialist) were not on common ground. "criticise everything about the thoughts and implementations of communism", they criticized Lenin and the Soviet party. The Soviets did not attempt to implement communism, communism by it's definition is a stateless and moneyless society. They criticize the way the revolution was handled, but to be fair, Soviet Russia was invaded shortly after the revolution by many nations including the United States. So to call it a sideshow because of socialism, is avoiding the fact that the Western powers destroyed large portions of the Soviet Union in the civil war. It was a shitshow because they had just been through a World War and were being invaded by their former allies once more.

@@perspective7204 You don't need to lecture me like an academic pal. I'm fully aware of the differing interpretations of Marx's vision. The problem is that they will all, always fail. Marx got the velocity and nature of money wrong, Marx got value wrong, Marx got labor wrong. He didn't get much right. At the end of the day people venerate Marx because they're middle-class intellectuals who want to have a plan for a better world. Communism is a bourgeois fantasy. It is the economics of the leisure class. Take Jack Reed for example! An upper-middle class Harvard graduate. An intellectual. A writer. Oh yeah, Reed really knew what was best for the workers of the world! So much so that he became an apologist for the early USSR's strong-fisted approach to post-revolutionary society. "Communism by its definition is stateless and moneyless." HA "The USSR failed because of imperial intervention." HA You commies are like a broken record. You have hardcore Marxist doctrinaires who will defend Stalin and Mao to the death, and then you have the economically illiterate "democratic socialists" who renounce former attempts at communism because they think they can do it better! Marxism makes me sick. Communism is nothing but the utopian musings of a middle-class philosophizer (Marx) and factory owner (Engels). It's pathetic that people even defend the theory, since it's been ripped to shreds by economists for 150 years.

@@guswilliams9603 Oooff. You're an apologist for capitalism. The same capitalism that enslaved Africa. The same capitalism that led you to kill Native Americans. The same capitalism that brought you into World War 1. The same capitalism that starved workers for hundredths of years. Your shitty economic policies are nothing but nonsense. Marx was right by the looks of it. Capitalism is failing like it always has

@Woody Meggs Because I am native of the USA but was situated abroad at the time as was Jack Reed, the protagonist of the film. The film's center of gravity is outside the USA. The chief conflicts are occurring or perhaps originating in real time INSIDE the USA. Here is another Irony: He is the only American buried beside the Kremlin Wall.

@Woody Meggs No I was not.

Warren Beatty would have murdered them right there and then