Story of rich vs poor and then how power corrupts
All The King’s Men was a remake of the 1949 film based upon a book of the same name. It’s loosely based upon populist Democratic Governor of Louisiana Huey Long. Sean Penn is the lead. It starts off as a story of the poor vs the rich and then how power corrupts.<br /><br />In a flashback it shows how Penn started off as a reformer fighting against a corrupt school construction contract and then was used as a tool of the Louisiana political machine. Penn gives a great speech about how he wanted to fight against the political powers that be by organizing the poor people of the state.<br /><br />I liked that story very much and Penn’s performance. My problem with All The Kings Men was Jude Law. He was actually the main character in the film being a journalist who went to work for Penn. Most of the time he’s doing his bidding but then there are all these tangents about his own life. They try to bring the two together at the end but I just found it a distraction.
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