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6.6 / 10 1h 23min

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In New York's 1880s newspaper district, a dedicated journalist manages to set up his own paper. It is an immediate success but attracts increasing opposition from one of the bigger papers and its newspaper heiress owner.

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Review by user455qebay1u0

"The pleasure of working for an ideal is the pleasure of living...."

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Review by user258vxvgnenm

"You're in love with a dead woman, my boy."

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Review by user385q7l4e2ki

Celebrating a late-19th-century newsman trampling his female rival

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Review by user7463f93cgpv

Awe Inspiring Camera-work, Great Direction=Must See

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Review by user14028bir8w5

An excellent film about rival New York City newspapers in the 1880s

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Review by user952j1onh5q

Fairly brutal and dull look at how the newspaper industry got started

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Review by user617kma62rj

Rock 'em Sock 'em newspaper tale

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Review by user582kzjjhl01

No front-page story, but a nice feature

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Review by user98289lg956a

Great film but Unknown until Recently

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Review by AuroraAardvark

A poor mans "Citizen Kane"?...low budget homage to early days of american journalism is full of the same electrically vital love of cinemacraft...and is even more honest about the world of new

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Review by GoldenGoose

A movie that is clearly ahead of it's time even if newspapers in general is a dying industry

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Review by user845w5jiruvr

One of Sam Fuller's best pictures

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Review by GoldenGazelle

Fantastic movie ! So true in many ways !

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Review by user757sc4a9pze

Sam Fuller "The Man"...is...Sam Fuller "The Film"

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Review by user466ktfktnkk

imperfect but one of Fuller's finest feats as a director

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Review by EmeraldEmu

If you care about history, this will confuse you

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Review by user159l89ljei5

A bit uneven but still amazingly good due to how it was made.

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