Review of Spotlight

Alright time for another real story that was nominated for Oscars that is now on Netflix. This one will surely be more serious than the other one though given the content. I like Thomas McCarthy's films. He did Up, The Cobbler, and Million Dollar Arm. I haven't seen any of Josh Singer's films yet though. I also really like the cast here. A newspaper suing the Catholic Church has to be a very intense thing to do. The toughest cases to take are always the most interesting and important to history. These interviews are very intriguing and eye opening. I mean it's a very common and well known subject, but it is definitely something that should be covered. These stories are pretty sad. Priests are way too impressionable on little kids and it's just messed up. I can't believe they got away with it for so long. I also can't believe the things they said or did. This is very eye opening. There are so many things in the world that are corrupt. Wow those are some disturbing numbers! Oh well that was different. It's still not okay, but it does make things more interesting. It's crazy how people who do bad things are protected by laws and people who just don't want the trouble it could bring. These kind of things are still relevant especially these days where bad cops get away with killing people who weren't causing trouble. I kept thinking Law was meaning the law and not a person. Well that's an unexpected twist of events. Wow that was powerful. That's a huge amount of churches that haven't been covered. So the acting is excellent. The story is very eye opening. I don't know what else to say other than it's definitely a much watch.