Running Man viciously lampoons the modern-day American media complex, and hits its target dead-center
 on every level: the political, the social, even the economic. The film is a perfect example of how the media is not only the enemy of the people, but also the source of all evil, from the very beginning of its existence. It is an amazing film, a great example for the American public to see. <p><br /><b]The film's main problem is that it is so predictable. There are no surprises, no twists, nothing that makes the film any more interesting. This is the reason why the movie is such a success. If you are a fan of American cinema, you'll love this film and will be happy to know that you will not be disappointed. But if you're a critic of Hollywood, this is your film. You'll be surprised at how much you can enjoy this movie, because it's so unpredictable. And if your a big fan, then you won't be so disappointed.<br />The movie's plot is very simple, it doesn't have any surprises or twists. Instead, there are two main characters, one of whom is played by a very talented actress, who is also a huge fan. She is playing a woman who has been living in a house for a long time. Her husband is in the
: "The American Media is a Bigger and Biger Bigotry." The film is so full of clichés and clichères that it's hard to believe that this is the kind of film that would be made today. The only thing that makes this movie worth watching is that its director, John Cusack, is an American. He's a great actor, but he's not a good director. CUSACK is not an actor. His films are not great, they're not funny. They're just not good. And he doesn't have a lot of talent. So, he tries to make a film about the American press, which is just a big joke, because it is about a bunch of people who are trying to get away with murder and murder. It's about people trying not to be so much like the media, as they are, trying too hard, to try to do something that is funny, that's funny to them and that they can't do. But it doesn`t work, it`s just too much of a joke and it just doesn´t make any sense to me. I think that the film was made in the early 70s, when the press was still very much a part of the culture. Now