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In a second comment on Reds , January 15, 1982, the Bulletin argued that the work was faithful to the history of Reed, not only in the care which it takes with the details of his life and times, but in portraying how very real people with very real emotions and problems were won to the socialist revolution and suggested the film was essentially about the making of a revolutionary. Moreover, One line in the film spoken by Reed to Louise Bryant as she was seeking to overcome her own subjectivity and insecurity, should be taken to heart by todays writers, artists and filmmakers

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