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Related: About this forumWhich political films do you enjoy watching?
TCM is showing films with a political agenda this month.
No matter how often I have seen them I still watch them over and over.
My favorites right now are A Face In The Crowd, Network and The Manchurian Candidate.
Klarkashton
(2,673 posts)BOSSHOG
(40,786 posts)Klarkashton
(2,673 posts)BOSSHOG
(40,786 posts)Also in this category, the Way We Were.
Klarkashton
(2,673 posts)I watched half of it last night. I have seen it before but I still like it enough to watch again.
Tarzanrock
(576 posts)Otto Preminger's masterpiece. What a cast! What a movie!
mucifer
(24,985 posts)it predicted a lot of crap that goes on today.
MLAA
(18,810 posts)yorkster
(2,622 posts)What a stunning ending. They're currently filming Season 3. Hope they don't make us wait a year. The writing and acting are superb.
displacedvermoter
(3,403 posts)bottomofthehill
(8,961 posts)13 Days
All the Presidents Men
Milk
Argo
And my silly happy. Dave.
Raven123
(6,258 posts)Xavier Breath
(5,263 posts)It's a newer movie. Takes place during a Democratic presidential primary in Ohio. Lots of intrigue and scheming.
Lochloosa
(16,469 posts)I like comedies.
Tarzanrock
(576 posts)The Last Hurrah
The Lion in Winter
50 Shades Of Blue
(11,046 posts)I could only watch A Face in the Crowd once. It was just too prescient in some ways. (Manchurian Candidate was too.) I also liked The Last Hurrah, but I've only seen that once.
montanacowboy
(6,384 posts)among many many others
JoseBalow
(6,201 posts)The film title is Three Days of the Condor.
Based on the book, Six Days of the Condor by James Grady
jg10003
(1,033 posts)Aristus
(68,885 posts)I love it. Absolutely love it.
PJMcK
(23,247 posts)At the end of the film. Most excellent.
3catwoman3
(25,986 posts)This movie, and The West Wing, and Downton Abbey (altho it is not purely political) are what I call my mental comfort food. I have watched all 3 so many times I've lost count.