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Paul M @Sarahteck Mar 23 You sister was better in the TV show Sim Worldz See more Phyxius1976 T @WeTheDead Feb 24 The thing that sickens me more than anything else is this is just Netflix making more money off the pain of those that were abused by these sick individuals - this is not about 'Justice' this is about clicks and watching stat's See more Matt L @Mattliptak Feb 2 As significant as the revelations are, Scoop never quite lands with the hard-hitting impact one might expect. The performances—especially Gillian Anderson’s—remain excellent, and the subject matter is undeniably disturbing, but the film plays things a bit too safely. Rather than delivering a sharp gut punch, it unfolds in a controlled, almost restrained manner. The result is an effective and watchable investigative drama, but one that feels more subdued than seismic, leaving you informed and unsettled—yet not shaken to the degree the story arguably warrants. See more Julian P @JulianPoulter 02/04/2025 Great acting, great sets and a solid script. See more Ian W @RT67985106 01/09/2025 Thought the Netflix series was a little better. Billie Piper looked a bit out of her depth. And how many BBC investigative reporters for Newsnight live in council flats and take the bus? Well done, just about worth a watch. But I guess we all know the story... See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch 01/07/2025 "Scoop," the 2024 film featuring Gillian Anderson, Billie Piper, and Rufus Sewell, offers a gripping portrayal of the infamous interview with Prince Andrew that sent shockwaves through British society. Directed with a keen eye, the performances are commendable and effectively convey the weight of the subject matter. The film excels in many areas, but it is heavily dialogue-driven—no surprise considering it’s centered around an interview. However, the sheer volume of dialogue can at times overwhelm the narrative, making it challenging to stay engaged and leaving the audience yearning for a moment to catch their breath. While I believe it's a well-crafted film, there's an abundance of content that feels overly packed, which detracts from the overall experience. I hope that in 2025, filmmakers will take a different approach, as the current trend of dialogue-heavy narratives can feel monotonous. It seems we've strayed from the essence of storytelling, whether it be an emotional drama or an action-packed thriller, and instead find ourselves mired in films that lean too much into lengthy conversations. I wouldn't classify "Scoop" as boring, but it fulfills its purpose effectively, leaving you ready to move on to something else once it concludes. I appreciated the film during my first viewing, but I doubt I would revisit it; I fear a second watch would induce drowsiness, as the impact of the first experience would likely fade away. See more Read all reviews

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