What do You think that Stephen Myer is going to say in tehe interview, after the movie sudden ending?

On a couple of occasions Ryan Gosling's character asks his interns if they are "Bearcats" - what does this mean?

The games people play to get ahead, not necessarily in politics, but within themselves

I'd suggest you see Ides, film buffs; although more of a triple than a home run, the cast is superlative and the direction very fine

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If you want to be president, you can start a war, you can lie, you can cheat, you can bankrupt the country, but you can't fuck the interns. They'll get you for that.

Marisa Tomei and Ryan Gosling in The Ides of March (2011)

Paul Giamatti and Ryan Gosling in The Ides of March (2011)

Ryan Gosling and Evan Rachel Wood in The Ides of March (2011)

George Clooney in The Ides of March (2011)

Ryan Gosling and Max Minghella in The Ides of March (2011)

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George Clooney

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Grant Heslov

Beau Willimon

A campaign press secretary becomes involved in a scandal that threatens his candidate&apos;s election chances.

The Ides of March

Worth it, but funny aftertaste....

It&apos;s difficult to write a review about this film. It&apos;s so full of contradictions (artistic and otherwise) that it leaves you with a funny aftertaste. The film is about an idealistic young man working as a consultant for a campaigning politician and the conflicts and dichotomies he has to face if he wants to remain whole and with his integrity unbroken. Purely from the filmmaking standpoint, the movie will remind you of political thrillers of the 70s made by Alan J. Pakula or Sydney Pollack. It&apos;s beautifully shot, has a great script, a very ad-hoc music score, great performances by everyone involved. The way the story and main character evolved, however, lacked coherence and at one point I was under the impression I was watching a fragment of a different movie. Somehow it went from A to D, skipping B and C altogether. That alone changed my viewing experience from fully satisfying to one that, as I said at the beginning, left a funny aftertaste. The movie is more of a character study than a political thriller per se; as the former, it works mainly because of the performances by actors who are able to convey the inner conflicts they face. As the latter, don&apos;t expect to be taken aback with unpredictable twists or edge-of-your-seat suspense, because you won&apos;t find those here. I give it a 7/10.

An idealistic staffer for a newbie presidential candidate gets a crash course on dirty politics during his stint on the campaign trail.

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It's difficult to write a review about this film. It's so full of contradictions (artistic and otherwise) that it leaves you with a funny aftertaste. The film is about an idealistic young man working as a consultant for a campaigning politician and the conflicts and dichotomies he has to face if he wants to remain whole and with his integrity unbroken. Purely from the filmmaking standpoint, the movie will remind you of political thrillers of the 70s made by Alan J. Pakula or Sydney Pollack. It's beautifully shot, has a great script, a very ad-hoc music score, great performances by everyone involved. The way the story and main character evolved, however, lacked coherence and at one point I was under the impression I was watching a fragment of a different movie. Somehow it went from A to D, skipping B and C altogether. That alone changed my viewing experience from fully satisfying to one that, as I said at the beginning, left a funny aftertaste. The movie is more of a character study than a political thriller per se; as the former, it works mainly because of the performances by actors who are able to convey the inner conflicts they face. As the latter, don't expect to be taken aback with unpredictable twists or edge-of-your-seat suspense, because you won't find those here. I give it a 7/10.

A campaign press secretary becomes involved in a scandal that threatens his candidate's election chances.

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