This is a critique of the movie NOT the people it portrays.
This movie makes the photographers look like a soul-less pack of money grabbing ars*&holes who are taking photos for the rush, the glory and the pay check. Now as I mentioned I don't know the full reality but this is how the movie presents the characters. This movie could have really explored the moral dilemma the photographers have when taking the photos, when to be human, when to be compassionate, when is the story more important. However it skims over this topic via a few more drinks at the bar. Missed opportunity.
This movie makes the photographers look like a soul-less pack of money grabbing ars*&holes who are taking photos for the rush, the glory and the pay check. Now as I mentioned I don't know the full reality but this is how the movie presents the characters. This movie could have really explored the moral dilemma the photographers have when taking the photos, when to be human, when to be compassionate, when is the story more important. However it skims over this topic via a few more drinks at the bar. Missed opportunity.