Good Luck and Good Night

After watching the film for more than a half hour completely lost as to what exactly what was going on in the movie, it abruptly ended. Then we learned that the movie had not started from the beginning, but from the middle of the film. This would explain the confusion everyone in class had on their faces as the credits rolled up on the screen. Sure, I am familiar with the McCarthy era, but starting in the middle of any film would be confusing.
I must admit that upon watching it the first time around, I was deeply interested in the movie and really enjoying. Even though I was a little lost. But after stopping the movie and starting it all over again, it was hard to regain that focus and that interest. All in all though, I really enjoyed the movie.
I am not familiar with broadcast journalism, but I saw that there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes and a lot of decisions that have to be made. There were decisions such as what topics to discuss, what to air and what not to air, etc. I think that I could watch the film again in one sitting, just so that I can really pay attention without interruptions.