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Scott Z Burn's Excellent Political-Thriller ‘The Report' Receives Oscar-Ready Late September Release Date

June 14, 2019 Jordan Ruimy

It does look like Scott Z. Burns’ “The Report” will be released by Amazon on September 27th, 2019 [Source] The original date was September 20th but it seems like it may have picked up a slot at Telluride and/or Toronto, according to my sources. This is most definitely a little more of an Oscar-friendly release date, still a few days shy of October/November Oscar-bait scheduling.

I was a fan when I saw it at Sundance, It started off very slow but the second half is extremely strong. Driver is excellent. Ditto Annette Benning as California Senator Dianne Feinstein. The villain of the whole thing is Barack Obama's former CIA director John Brennan, as played by Ted Levine. It helps that it is very of-the-moment, but will the more unabashed Obama fans abide by the fact that it paints his administration in a very negative light?. It's a very distancing piece of work from Burns, he really goes for ice-cold detachment, which will alienate some.

In my review I wrote that it was “a brutal and unforgiving journey into the deepest pits of governmental corruption.” Knowing what’s going on right now with the FBI/CIA abuses being uncovered, I would think this is a fairly relevant movie to watch, especially as the investigation intensify in the months to come.

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