Die beste politieke flieks
Die top 3 volgens 2 005 stemme van mense: Al die president se manne (1976) · Dr. Strangelove (1964) · Mnr. Smith gaan na Washington (1939). (Opgedateer 12 Nov. 2024.)
Veldtogte, skandale en agterkamers: van mnr. Smith Goes na Washington en All the President's Men tot Election en In the Loop, die politieke films wat deur Rolling Stone en The Movie Blog gekies is.
Outomaties vertaal (oorspronklik in English). Sien die oorspronklike
Top 15
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1
Al die president se manne (1976)
Alan J. Pakula. Woodward, Bernstein en Watergate.
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2
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
Stanley Kubrick. Die Koue Oorlog as swart komedie.
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3
Mnr. Smith gaan na Washington (1939)
Frank Capra. James Stewart teen korrupsie in die Senaat.
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4
Lincoln (2012)
Steven Spielberg. Die Dertiende Wysiging aanneem.
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5
Die Kandidaat (1972)
Michael Ritchie. Robert Redford hardloop vir die Senaat in Kalifornië.
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6
Verkiesing (1999)
Alexander Payne. ’n Hoërskoolleerlingraadswedloop.
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7
Daar wees (1979)
Hal Ashby. 'n Tuinier wat vir 'n politieke wysgeer geneem is.
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8
Wag the Dog (1997)
Barry Levinson. 'n Valse oorlog om 'n skandaal te dek.
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9
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
John Frankenheimer. ’n gebreinspoelde oorlogsheld.
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10
Melk (2008)
Gus Van Sant. Harvey Milk in San Francisco.
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11
A Face in the Crowd (1957)
Elia Kazan. 'n Swerwer het media-demagoge geword.
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12
Adviseer en toestemming (1962)
Otto Preminger. 'n Senaatstryd oor 'n genomineerde.
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13
In die lus (2009)
Armando Iannucci. Spin dokters op pad na oorlog.
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14
Bob Roberts (1992)
Tim Robbins. ’n Volksang-regse kandidaat.
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15
All the King's Men (1949)
Robert Rossen. Die opkoms van 'n populistiese goewerneur.
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Being There ending still makes me think about it years later
All the President's Men at #1 is right. Best journalism movie too, honestly
A Face in the Crowd should be required viewing. Andy Griffith is terrifying
Milk made me cry. Sean Penn deserved that Oscar
Dr. Strangelove is the funniest movie ever made about the end of the world
'Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!' never gets old
In the Loop is the most realistic political movie on this list and it's a comedy lol
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington feels more idealistic every year
Lincoln is a great movie but it's more history than politics imo
How is it not politics? The whole film is about counting votes in Congress
Wag the Dog came out right before a real scandal and it's eerie how close it was
Election is so underrated. Reese Witherspoon as Tracy Flick is iconic
Where is The Ides of March? Gosling and Clooney were great in it