The film has been recognized by most European and American film critics, especially Brian Cranston's superb performance, showing Trumbo's sense of humor and a series of hardships and struggles.
From a film point of view, the film may be straightforward and well-formed, but this politically disturbed Hollywood past is worth telling. The film is also a meticulously crafted "Oscar seed" contestant, adapted from a true story, traces a history of adhering to the core value of the United States, and maintains the mainstream Hollywood system in the theme.
A biographical film like "Trumbo" is not a particularly outstanding work even in 2015 when the North American film transcripts were bleak. It is worth watching, and even a few years later it is still worthy of discussion because of its shooting subjects. , And a black past in Hollywood can’t stay in the wind.
