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… ...

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 ...

Inglis says he and Snowden have never met, which is the first of many bones he has to pick with the film. In it, there's a scene where the NSA deputy director asks Snowden to go to Hawaii to lead ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

The Anonymous Content exec reveals to THR the fallout from the actress' departure from the dark comedy "Laggies" ("We were all very disappointed with the way that went down") and how they have ...

Oliver Stone should make his Edward Snowden film a Christmas stuck-in-airport movie. “Snowed In: The Edward Snowden Story.” — Eric Eidelstein (@ericeidelstein) June 2, 2014 ...