[michael]

Hey Double-P looking forward to the WIP, you are one of the guys I had in mind that I thought would make a nice cover for this (pressure's on)

[boneapart]

Originally Posted by bazzah

Well, I was gonna do one myself after reading the post, but now PP is on the case, there's not much point. TBH, I don't think I have seen this film, but if what you lot are saying is true, it just might be worth a trip down Asda in the morning! hope you don't make me waste a tener!

Hi Bazzah, When you've watched it, let me know if it's worth buying.(lol)

"The Insider" prospers in almost every way, shape, and form possible. The production is a masterpiece of visual style, moving performances, and penetrating dialogue. The story is captivating, even at 157 minutes. There is more than enough unexpected plot twists to keep our attention throughout-and at a consistent pace. Many movies will have moments of inspiration and intrigue, but not "The Insider." This movie is one long intriguing moment, a moment that is never boring or lacking. It is also believable and entirely convincing. There is a realistic look into the behavior of journalists and their desire for information. It is so intelligent about revealing the most important information little at a time, always at the perfect second.

[Filmjunkie677]

This was a fantastic film. Pacino and Mann. You can't go wrong.

[Irrob]

I think he was handed the Oscar for his follow-up "Gladiator" because he was overlooked for his performance in "The Insider". Yea, he's that good in it.

[Kerborus]

This is one of Pacino's best acting displays and also one of Crowe's only good acting exhibitions.