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Un Film de Warren Beatty
John Reed (1887-1920) es un legendario periodista y revolucionario americano, pionero del socialismo en Estados Unidos. Corresponsal en la revolución mexicana y la 1ª guerra mundial, es famoso por ser testigo directo de la Revolución de Octubre, que plasmó en su libro 'Diez días que estremecieron al mundo'. Convencido por aquellos acontecimientos, luchó por extender el bolchevismo en EEUU, y trabajó para la Komintern en la Rusia soviética. En 'Rojos', Warren Beatty escribe, produce, dirige y protagoniza un drama épico sobre su vida y la de su compañera —también escritora— Louise Bryant (Diane Keaton). Con su romance como excusa, la película es un maravilloso retrato de la América de 1912-19, desde la vida bohemia de los artistas del Greenwich Village de Nueva York, al incipiente sindicalismo revolucionario de la Industrial Workers of the World, el movimiento antibélico o la fundación del comunismo americano, salpicado de un toque documental con entrevistas a testigos de aquella era.
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Like so many good movies, this one can be watched on several different levels (as stupid as this may sound, I had the same sentiment while watching Barbie). At different times I was questioning my politics, philosophies, relationships, etc. And the acting is extraordinary. I also very much enjoyed the interludes with people that knew the real characters. If there was a down side to the movie, it is that biographies do not always make for great entertainment. They told the story and told it well, but it did feel like a long three hours. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies
Magnificent performance by Keaton, strong and vulnerable, and a host of other fine supporting actors. These type of large epic films aren't usually my cup of tea, but this one excels at teaching me something about two people I didn't know and I love that it was made at the height of the Cold War and the nascent Reagan administration.
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