Siskel & Ebert Review The Conversation (1974) Francis Ford Coppola

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[@GonzaloCruz-bn3dg]

This movie was ahead of its time. Explore how technology is going to affect our lifes, providing deep information instantenously about us to other entities (the scene of car chase is an extraordinary example) and the alienation of our relationships because of that. A masterpiece that overcome the test of the time.

[@jamesbonato2836]

I saw it in the theater as a kid and didn’t like it. It came out on TV years later and did a 180 and loved the film. Fast forward to today and I put it in the top ten movies of all time.

[@maxbowie6074]

Stone-cold masterpiece. Hackman is phenomenal in this.

[@yazanasad7811]

The words shock him out of his techne role

[@Jesuslovesfilm2121]

4K?? Gotta pick up my shorts rq.

[@classicguitarfan8]

Fredo wants a bigger role in the eavesdropping business

[@genernator]

So laughably stupid it boggles the mind that anyone could rave about it. I think the torment that people see in Hackmans' performance is the torment of agreeing to do this film. THAT is why he didn't want to do another small picture.

[@enneff]

What a stupid comment.

[@crossedpolars]

What about this movie is stupid? I'm interested to hear your reasoning.