Edward Snowden is the subject of Oliver Stone's new movie, "Snowden," which premieres in theaters on Sep. 16, 2016. Reuters Here are a few ways the "Snowden" movie exaggerates Snowden's story: ...

Movies like Snowden (think Zero Dark Thirty and 13 Hours, or even The Social Network) play a significant role in shaping the public perception of how events happened, true or not.

“Snowden” could have been a character portrait, but instead it’s like “The Bourne Identity” minus the chases and fights, which is like a ham and cheese sandwich minus the ham and cheese… ...

It was well wide of conveying a true sense of how the NSA purports itself, on what its role was and on what Snowden’s role was.” » Get the best federal technology news and ideas delivered ...

For a true story that was based on getting to the bottom of the lies and finding and exposing the truth, this new movie appears to mire itself in more than a few over-the-top artistic liberties as ...

REVIEW: THE true tale of what happened to whistleblower Edward Snowden would make for one hell of a movie if Oliver Stone doesn’t direct it. Leigh Paatsch Movie reviewer 2 min read ...

Snowden is even worse, with half the movie portraying Edward Snowden as a Beautiful Mind-esque savant who almost single-handedly built the infrastructure that made NSA wiretapping a possibility.

The official trailer for the feature film Snowden, based on the life story of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, was released Wednesday. Directed by Oliver Stone and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt ...

The Snowden Review: Too Much Humping, Not Enough Hacking. Last month, Edward Snowden’s lawyer told me that Oliver Stone’s new Snowden biopic “tells a true story.” After seeing it, I can ...

Read full article: Our summer-like pattern continues: Sunshine mixed with a few pop-ups Based on the true story, 'Snowden' (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) shows Edward Snowden's life, before, during and ...