Spotlight is a movie about a team inside The Boston Globe, called Spotlight. They investigate stories and work confidential. When a new editor start the work for the Globe, Spotlight is made to investigate the Geoghan case, which is about a priest that molested children. Once Spotlight starts working on the case they find out about more and more priests who did the same thing.

I was blown away by how great the actors were. Mark Ruffelo and Liev Schreiber stood out for me. They really became Mike Rezendes (Mark’s character) and Marty Baron (Liev’s character) which I find very fascinating. The way they talk, the way their faces move, it’s truly amazing. Michael Keaton as Walter Robinson aka Robby is so good as well (what’s new). I feel like all the roles Rachel McAdams plays are kind of the same (she played Sacha Pfeiffer in this one), but she was as marvelous as ever. It wasn’t only the main character though. Even the actors with smaller roles were so good. I really enjoyed the acting in Spotlight, which obviously makes the movie even better.

I’m so happy this move got oscars because it really deserves it. The movie is a biography and I love watching films like these because most of the time I didn’t even know about the story. As I said before, the actors where great, it’s an interesting story and I highly enjoyed it.