So what does Clooney have with 50'ies films about early television and the communist-craze? In "Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind" he made these elements into a thriller, this time we get a very slow drama. Showing the power of media and the crazyness of the exposure of communists, "Good Night, and Good Luck" follows TV showhost Edward Murrow who makes critical shows about some powerfull men and their ways. Of course things are not made easy for him. Being a nice peek into a strange time in the USA, "Good Night…" as a film is too slow and not very exciting. The filming is good, the acting is good, but inspite of that, the result is not all that good.