The Post remains strong

After pretty dilemma storming in my mind, finally I gave my consent to watch The Post, directed by none other than Stephen Spielberg and acted by two of my favorite Hollywood actors, Meryl Strip and of course Tom Hanks. You must be wondering why I was half-heartened to watch this movie initially despite having my favorites. But the fact is, I have come to know that this movie encompasses the role of the United States in the then Vietnam war and this topic is hardly known to me. Being a Non-American, it was a little difficult for me to gather confidence to watch it at the same time comprehending it properly. Nevertheless, terminating every other perplexities, I watched it and I relished it thoroughly. The way they portrayed the underlying suppressed anxiety and excitement at the same time was laudable. Especially, it was awestruck to watch two of the powerful actors at this age perform so spontaneously. Another significant aspect of that movie was, it's exceedingly relevant in today's scenario, while freedom of press is at stake in the intolerant governance of Donald Trump. Overall after this entire experience, it seemed that, this is gonna grab plenty of awards this time and my best wishes are there.