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(96) 6.0 97 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer is a movie starring Carl Bernstein, Tony Brenna, and Maggie Haberman. 'Scandalous' is the sensational true story of The National Enquirer, the infamous tabloid with a prescient...

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Documentary
Director
Mark Landsman
Starring
Carl Bernstein, Generoso Pope Jr., Tony Brenna, Maggie Haberman

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Genres Documentary
Director Mark Landsman
Stars Carl Bernstein, Generoso Pope Jr., Tony Brenna, Maggie Haberman
Country USA
Also Known As Skandalozno: Neispričana priča Nacionalnog Enquirer-a, Scandalous: The True Story of the National Enquirer
Runtime 1 h 37 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description 'Scandalous' is the sensational true story of The National Enquirer, the infamous tabloid with a prescient grasp of its readers' darkest curiosities.

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21 customer reviews about «Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer»

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Emma
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 05:19

This documentary is filled with colorful characters, but only the audience knows what they are, what they are looking for, and what they are looking for. The director, Brian Grazer, does not go into depth about the origins of the National Enquirer, but the purpose of the film is to tell the story of the company, the people who work at it, and the families who are affected by it. I was very interested in this film, and I hope it has a strong following. The people in the film are fascinating, and I found myself caring about their stories and how they became what they are today. It is very interesting to see the evolution of the business, and the other people involved in it, from the founder of the National Enquirer to the current staff. The documentary is an incredible story, and the film is a great way to learn more about the history of the National Enquirer.
Joseph
Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 19:49

I was pleasantly surprised to see a movie on the tabloid world that addressed all the controversies and controversies surrounding the tabloid world, from the rise and fall of the Enquirer to the demise of its magazine as well as the sensationalistic tabloid newspaper to the cover-ups and cover-ups that are still going on today. I don't agree with the conclusions that many people have come to regarding the Enquirer, but this film does a good job of explaining what made the Enquirer what it is today. The ending is very predictable and nothing new, but the movie does an excellent job of showing the twists and turns that have unfolded over the years. Overall, I highly recommend this movie.
Andrew M.
Saturday, 10 Oct 2020 15:51

This is a great movie. It does a great job in explaining the Enquirer's origins and how they became the tabloid they are today. It is a great way to get a better understanding of what the Enquirer is and what it's history is. It is also informative and funny as well. The only thing I didn't like was that it was over long and had a few holes in it. Overall, I recommend this to anyone looking for a documentary on the Enquirer.
George Castillo
Thursday, 08 Oct 2020 04:01

The National Enquirer is a magazine that is run by George Zimmerman. This film follows the life of George Zimmerman and his family from the time he was a young boy to the day he was acquitted of murdering Trayvon Martin. The film was written by Kyle Smith and directed by Paul Haggis. Haggis is a television producer and the film was shot in the Los Angeles area. There were some inaccuracies in the film. For example, Trayvon Martin was not a witness to George Zimmerman's killing and George Zimmerman was not a licensed psychologist. However, these inaccuracies are not enough to ruin the film for me. The story is told through interviews with family members, friends, neighbors, and others. They also discuss the events that led up to the trial. The film also focuses on the trial and the resulting backlash. I thought the film was very interesting and did a good job at telling the story of George Zimmerman and his family.
Sharon Harper
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 20:12

There are two types of documentaries that are popular: those with a clear storyline, and those with little to no plot, and that is the case with The National Enquirer. This is one of those documentaries, because it focuses on the gossip and scandal that surrounded the story of the tabloid in the 70s. There are many fascinating and informative interviews with prominent figures from that time. The most intriguing interview is with the late Hugh Hefner, who reveals how he was determined to stop the Enquirer from making money off the "exposure" of his sex lives. A few of the other interviews include Howard Stern, David Letterman, Barbara Walters, George Carlin, Rosie O'Donnell, William Shatner, etc. This documentary is very good and informative, but also quite long, and it would be great if they would make a shorter version that is not as long as this one.
Gregory H.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 16:26

Consequently, this is a must see documentary. There are many videos, which are more entertaining than the actual film. The movie does a great job of describing the history of the Enquirer and the magazines in which it ran. I found the film to be informative and entertaining, but the topic is very controversial. Many people believe that it was an unethical, immoral, and unethical organization. I don't agree with that, but I understand that it was a business, which had many reasons to get the stories. In my opinion, the topic is a difficult one to discuss and you may be left feeling very uncomfortable and a bit uncomfortable. The documentary does a good job of showing the stories of the Enquirer, but does not give a complete picture. There are many stories about the Enquirer, which are not included in the documentary. For example, the FBI files are not included, as are the most recent files of those involved in the death of Marilyn Monroe. However, the documentary does provide a great deal of information about the Enquirer, which is a very interesting subject. I found the documentary to be very interesting, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes to learn about a very interesting subject.
Anthony White
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 09:41

I was fortunate enough to see this film at the Cinequest Film Festival in 2012. It was on a short list of films to be screened, but I went with my friend, and it was the best decision I ever made. The film is a beautifully written, and beautifully filmed, look at the media-industrial complex, and how it affects and affects us, especially those of us that are trying to get out. As someone who has spent a great deal of time with the media, this film is one of the most honest, and informative I have ever seen. The film is very entertaining, with great actors, and great story-telling. It was also very well-acted, and the way the story was told, left you wanting more. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the media, or about how they affect us. This film is not for everyone, but if you like it, you will definitely enjoy it.
Howard K.
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 01:38

While I'm not familiar with the Enquirer, I did not find it terribly interesting. It's not a very good documentary, and doesn't really delve into the actual story of their organization. The most interesting thing about the documentary is that the Enquirer is a very private organization, so it's easy to miss their private stories. Even if it's a little biased towards the Enquirer, I still think it would've been better to have a more balanced approach. As it is, it is good, but not great.
Sean
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 13:02

This is a great documentary about a newspaper that is more important than the news. It is based on the book, The National Enquirer, by Anthony Shaffer. The documentary is well worth watching. It covers a wide range of subjects including the Enquirer's early days, including a visit to an underground bunker, a visit to the local high school to talk to the principal about the school paper, and their first big scoop. The film is well produced and narrated by Terry Bradshaw. The film is well worth watching.
Roy M.
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 10:43

This film is a wonderful opportunity to see how journalism can actually destroy the lives of innocent people. The National Enquirer, which is based in Northern Virginia, is a tabloid newspaper with a very strict editorial policy. The media mogul Paul "Chip" McClellan is the most popular and powerful man in the state. He rules the tabloid with an iron hand. The story of the death of his ex-wife and her subsequent suicide is a tragedy. The trial of the star journalist Alison Parker is just one example of the crimes committed by McClellan and his newspaper. The director, Don Mancini, does an excellent job of capturing the dark and violent atmosphere of the tabloid world. The violence shown in the film is real and very disturbing. The fact that the majority of the victims were African Americans is not mentioned at all in the film. It is shown as a fact of life and does not seem to be a big problem to the media tycoon. The abuse of power shown in the film is not a joke. It is a very real and very important part of our society and the media has no business to do it.
Jeremy Schmidt
Friday, 21 Aug 2020 22:15

The National Enquirer is a very interesting tabloid that dates back to the 1920s. It has been around since the late 20th century and it is still very popular. It's all about picking up a couple of tabloid stars, either old or new, and running their stories to the paper, usually without the star's permission. The reporters then have an opportunity to run stories that will generate the biggest circulation. The real beauty of the National Enquirer is that it doesn't have to compete with the big dailies, the rest of the papers and the TV news channels. This is a tabloid that focuses on the real celebrities. It is a very unique tabloid and it is fascinating to watch how the Enquirer works. It is interesting to see how the reporters are getting to the celebrities and how the gossip is mixed up. Some of the stories that are ran are quite sensational and the journalists seem to have a lot of fun. This documentary is very interesting and is a must see.
Alan
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 13:25

There is nothing I like more than a good documentary and I thoroughly enjoyed this one. Although there are a few holes in the narrative, I was glad to see how the investigative reporter kept going and the documentary maker kept at it. I do think it was a bit too close to the truth, but I also don't think it's a documentary. I think that the focus on the tabloid journalists was a bit too close to the truth. And I didn't really like the ending. It was just so abrupt. Overall, it was good and I'd recommend it to anybody who likes documentaries and likes investigative journalism.
Louis B.
Sunday, 09 Aug 2020 08:46

I saw this film about two weeks ago. It's a documentary about how the National Enquirer turned into a tabloid (along with a few other publications) and how it evolved into the tabloid it is today. I wasn't expecting much from this film but it was actually pretty good. It was interesting to see how the National Enquirer got its start. I also thought that the main character, Jeffrey Wigand, was really interesting. I thought that he was a really interesting guy. He was also kind of a freak. I thought that he was really weird. I also thought that the director did a really good job of showing how this tabloid got started. He also showed how it changed from just being a tabloid to becoming a mainstream newspaper. Overall, this film was pretty good. It was interesting to see how the National Enquirer came into being and how it evolved into the tabloid it is today.
David S.
Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 22:49

I was fortunate to have attended a Q&A session prior to this movie and was fortunate to hear from a number of the people who worked on this project. The movie is not without flaws and should not be taken seriously as a documentary. However, if one is to compare the documentary to "The Enquirer" then they are likely to find the director to be the same. The movie does make it clear that the subject matter is serious and the film maker did not try to hide from the subject matter. The interviews are engaging and interesting. The film maker is not afraid to tackle a subject matter that is taboo in the entertainment industry. It is interesting that the subjects discussed in the movie were the ones who did not want to be interviewed by the director. This is because they did not want to have their names associated with the film maker. I would also like to point out that the subject matter of the film is not really about the "Enquirer" but rather about the publisher of the Enquirer, Harry Markopolos. The subject matter is still an important one and the people who were interviewed in this film are people who were, for the most part, involved in the publication of the Enquirer. The film maker is not afraid to talk about the publisher of the Enquirer, Mr. Markopolos. This is a good thing because the interviewees did not want to be associated with the film maker. The documentary is very good and should be viewed by people who are interested in the topic of the "Enquirer".
Tiffany
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 19:52

This movie takes a good look at the National Enquirer. The facts in the movie are accurate. The interviews are interesting. The movie is well done. The final version is somewhat confusing as it contains some information that may be erroneous. The movie does show the terrible work of the National Enquirer. However, it also shows the good work that the National Enquirer does. If you enjoy watching movies about the National Enquirer and its' inaccuracies, then this is a must see.
Ryan
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 19:26

This is a must-see documentary about the tabloid publisher and the power he had over people. It shows how tabloids helped build a man's empire and the effect they had on his family and friends. He was a savvy and multi-faceted man, and he knew how to use the power and media to get what he wanted. The documentary focuses on the man's life, from his childhood, to his business successes, to his downfall. There are some incredible stories in here, like how he went to a prostitute, and was able to get the photo of his wife. The documentary is very well done and quite entertaining. It is a great look at the man and the people who were close to him. It's a must see for anyone interested in the man and his rise to power.
Maria T.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 18:48

This is a great film. The plot is simple but the film moves along very well. It's a little slow at the beginning, but after the first hour or so, it gets really interesting. The acting is fantastic. I would say it's not Oscar material, but I also think it's not so bad as many other documentaries that are so great, that they're worth it to watch them. The whole thing is interesting, and it's not just about the Enquirer. It's about the whole industry, the politics, and it's great to see a film about it. Also, if you're into the entertainment side of documentaries, it's a must-see.
Frances L.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 06:11

The National Enquirer is one of the best newspapers in America. It's well known for its tabloid reporting. It's famous for having its own radio show. And it's famous for being the first tabloid to go after the career of John F. Kennedy. So we are in for a fascinating documentary. The film starts out with the National Enquirer buying up the stories that were printed in The New York Times. The film then shows the increasing aggression towards the newspaper and the National Enquirer. The acting is great from the director and the cast. The film also shows the change that took place with the Enquirer. While the reporters of the newspaper started to become obsessed with the Kennedy story, the Enquirer reporters became obsessed with the story. They started to question the integrity of the newspaper. The movie also shows how the Enquirer became more aggressive. It started to do investigative work on people. And it became a media organization. This is a very good documentary. I highly recommend it.
Anthony M.
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 17:03

Just finished watching this documentary and was absolutely blown away by how it is presented. The research, the interviews and the clips are all superb. While the story is a little predictable in places, the actual documentary is quite interesting and leaves you wondering how it happened, what really happened, what was the motivation for it, etc. As a general rule, documentaries that are very slow and very boring are generally not good ones, but this is not the case with this one. I have to say, the documentary is definitely worth watching, even if it's just for the story and for the interviews. In my opinion, this documentary is a must-see for any person interested in history and for anyone who has had to deal with a very dangerous story.
Donna
Friday, 01 May 2020 21:06

This film is a fictionalized account of the National Enquirer, which is a fictionalized version of the National Enquirer, as seen through the eyes of investigative reporter David Cay Johnston. A man named Charles Carreon (played by Brian Flemming) created the National Enquirer, which started out as a tabloid tabloid, and was later sold to the big media conglomerates. He became a millionaire by the 1980s, and was married to a beautiful woman named Carla (played by Rachel Weisz), but his wife's family was murdered in a house fire. He became the tabloid's owner, and began publishing stories about the "unlikely" people who died in mysterious circumstances. From there, he became known for the "Carries", which are all of the people who died. This film is about Carreon, and what he does with the stories. The documentary tells his story, how he became the owner of the National Enquirer, and how he became famous for the "Carries". The film is also about the people who died, and how they died. The film is very entertaining, with some very funny moments. It is very interesting to see what the "carries" are like, and how they die. The documentary also tells how the big media conglomerates became the major players in the media industry. This film is very entertaining, and well done. The film is very well made, and the film is well done. I enjoyed this documentary, and I highly recommend it. This film is worth seeing.
Sean W.
Friday, 01 May 2020 16:04

The movie is beautifully shot, it was a pleasure to watch the film, it was a very informative film and I would recommend it to anyone.
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