Shattered Glass

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Gareth V @geewah 2 days ago It’s a little straightforward, and it doesn’t dig as deeply into Glass’s mind as it could, but it's an enjoyable watch nonetheless. See more Teddy S @Teddy_S Aug 24, 2026 Pretty solid but slightly over-rated drama. It does pretty well with what, in 2026 feels like a pretty low-stakes tale of a young journalist making up interesting-sounding stories in order to get ahead. Chloe Sevigny and Steve Zahn inject some life into the slowly simmering narrative. See more Max M @Househuntermax Aug 13, 2026 What I thought was gonna be a lightweight journalism procedural, turned into a sharp compelling drama that drew me right in. Recommend! See more Jace E @thefilmguy Jun 23, 2026 How this movie made me feel in one word: Jittery. "Are you mad at me?" This movie was a surprise and I was pleased to see Hayden Christensen perform so well. Peter Sarsgaard also crushed his role. There is an uneasy feeling throughout the film as everything starts to unravel and I was hooked from the start. It's an underrated little gem. Best Character: Chuck Lane Best Quote: "Are you mad at me?" - Stephen Best Scene: Pulling Down the Magazines See more Rich S @RPS1963 Dec 31, 2025 There are a few good reasons to watch the story of Stephen Glass, the subject of Shattered Glass. It's a factual account of Glass and his short time at The New Republic. He is outed as a fabricator of his own made-up stories and, ultimately, a flat-out liar. Without knowing him, that's how I perceive him to be. Director Billy Ray and writer Buzz Bissinger take an interesting view on the story. They make Glass (Hayden Christensen) the storyteller. He is the guest speaker in a classroom where he learned how to be a Journalist. There he tells the story of his short career at The New Republic. The cast is excellent and includes a few gems like Rosario Dawson and Melanie Lynskey. Peter Sarsgaard is Chuck Lane, the editor and foil for Glass. Hank Azaria is the former boss who gives Glass his excuse to be so bold as to lace everything he writes with lies. See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 Dec 23, 2025 Impressively directed because you feel duped for half the film into thinking we’re watching the hero. Like rest of the cast were duped. It’s an interesting, short, office drama. Acting is good and something we can all partially relate to. We all know a charlatan at work. Enjoyed and watched on Amazon Prime. See more Read all reviews

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