All the President’s Men Explained | Why Robert Redford’s Classic Still Matters Today

Описание: My Take: Why All the President’s Men Remains One of the Most Important Films of the 1970s. When people debate the best films of the 1970s, The Godfather usually tops the list. But Kevin Lockett argues that All the President’s Men (1976) — one of the most essential Robert Redford movies — might actually be the most important film of the decade.

🎞️ Why It Matters:

A gripping, true-to-life portrayal of investigative journalism during the Watergate scandal.

Highlights the power of a free press and the dangers of political corruption — lessons that still resonate in today’s media climate.

Redford delivers one of his most underrated performances, capturing the persistence, intelligence, and quiet courage of a journalist under pressure.

Its influence extends far beyond cinema — inspiring journalists, late-night hosts, and creators who believe in holding power accountable.

🎬 Cinematic Legacy:
Among the most iconic Robert Redford movies, All the President’s Men marked the height of his 1970s run that also included The Candidate, The Way We Were, and Three Days of the Condor. With its direction, pacing, and attention to detail, it remains a must-watch for film lovers and history buffs alike.

💬 Join the Conversation:

Have you seen All the President’s Men — and did it change how you view journalism?

Is it more important than The Godfather in terms of cultural impact?

What’s your favorite Robert Redford movie, and why?

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