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Movie info - After graduation, Bram gets his dream job at a local newspaper. In his mind he's the next Woodward (but he's probably more of a Bernstein). A year in, he realizes that maybe the paper business is no longer what he'd seen in the movies. Instead of investigative journalism, he is writing easily consumable Top 10 Lists - Best Hot Dogs in the City. Ten Ways to Tell You Grew Up in the 90s. After the paper is hit with another round of layoffs, Bram stumbles upon a potentially explosive story involving the city's controversial mayor. But he needs to beat the mayor's smooth talking aide, Kamal, to the punch. This could be Bram's big break - if he had any idea how to be a real journalist year - 2019 Rating - 181 Vote directed by - Ricky Tollman &ref(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BOTA5ZGRlMTktYjkwNC00MWIwLTkzMDctYTJjNmQyNzFiM2JmXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNTM0NTU5Mg@@._V1_UY190_CR0,0,128,190_AL_.jpg) Writed by - Ricky Tollman.
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"Run This Town" Single by Jay-Z featuring Rihanna and Kanye West from the album The Blueprint 3 Released July 24, 2009 Format Digital download Recorded 2009 Studio Avex Honolulu Studios ( Honolulu, Hawaii) Roc The Mic Studios ( New York City, New York) Westlake Recording Studios ( Los Angeles, California) Genre Hip hop Length 4: 27 (album version) Label Roc Nation Atlantic Songwriter(s) Shawn Carter Kanye West Robyn Fenty Ernest Wilson Jeff Bhasker Athanasios Alatas Producer(s) West No I. D. Jay-Z singles chronology " D. O. A. (Death of Auto-Tune) " (2009) " Run This Town " (2009) " Empire State of Mind " (2009) Rihanna singles chronology " Rehab " (2008) " Russian Roulette " (2009) Kanye West singles chronology " Supernova " (2009) " Forever " (2009) " Run This Town " is a song by American rapper Jay-Z. The song also features Rihanna and Kanye West. It was written by the performing trio, with assistance from Ernest Wilson and Jeff Bhasker. Production of the track was made by West and Wilson (also known as "No I. D. "). [1] "Run This Town" was released as the second single from Jay-Z's eleventh studio album The Blueprint 3, and is used as the theme song of Battlefield 4. [2] "Run This Town" received mixed reviews from music critics; some praised what each member of the trio brought to the track, whilst others thought that Rihanna and Kanye West out-performed Jay-Z. The song was a commercial success, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the charts in the United Kingdom. It additionally made top ten chartings in ten other countries including in Australia, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland. "Run This Town" won Best Rap Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards. The song's accompanying music video, directed by Anthony Mandler, depicts the trio in a post-apocalyptic environment, featuring scenes involving angry protesters surrounding them. "Run This Town" was performed by Jay-Z, West, and Rihanna on the series premiere of The Jay Leno Show in the United States. [3] [4] Background [ edit] "Run This Town" features singer Rihanna ( right) and rapper Kanye West ( left); both also co-wrote the song. "Run This Town" samples 1970s Greek band The 4 Levels of Existence's song "Someday in Athens", appearing at the 1:02 mark, and lasting thereafter. [5] The second official single from the album, The Blueprint 3 was originally planned to be "Off That" featuring Drake but "Run This Town" was decided upon instead. Jay-Z confirmed the release in an interview with Tim Westwood, saying, "We basically run this town. It's myself, Rihanna and Kanye. It's pretty much it. " [6] The song made its radio debut on July 24, 2009 at 9:11 am to coincide with the album's release date, September 11, 2009. [7] "Run This Town" was officially released to urban radios in the United States on August 9, 2009 [8] and was released via iTunes worldwide two days later on August 11. The CD single release followed on August 31, 2009 in the UK. [9] Rihanna's contribution was her first musical appearance following her February 8 altercation with her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, earlier that year. [10] Reception [ edit] Critical reception [ edit] "Run This Town" received mixed reviews from music critics. Following the leak of the song, Tom Breihan, Pitchfork gave a positive review. "The new Jay-Z/Rihanna/Kanye West track from 'The Blueprint 3', leaked this morning, and it bangs. Jay's ' D. (Death of Auto-Tune) ' left the impression that The Blueprint 3 might be a cantankerous grumpy-old-man rap album, but 'Run This Town' totally obliterates that. Thanks to a molten motivational Rihanna chorus, it's pop-friendly as hell, without compromising Jay's fundamental hardness. And Jay is actually rapping like he cares, something he's only done intermittently over the last few years. Still, Kanye gets the hottest line on the song: 'What you think I rap for, to push a fuckin' RAV 4? '" [11] Following the album's release, Pitchfork made another review of the song, again praising the track. "There's something for everybody: Jay [-Z] sounds engaged in a way he rarely has since unretiring, Rihanna coos those "ay ay"s the radio loves, and Kanye West, as you may have read, once again upstages the guy he's producing. Rihanna's hook may not be Auto-Tune'd, but it's definitely autopilot. " [12] felt that Jay-Z lacked presence, writing, "It looks like someone finally got tired of being bullied by ' Big Brother '. Roc Nation dropped the ball on the song credit though; it was supposed to read 'Kanye West Featuring Rihanna, ' because 'Ye murdered Jay on his own track. But that's not saying much because Jay was running this race on one foot. In other words, Kanye didn't win, Jay lost". [13] Digital Spy gave a mixed review of the song. "Boasting three of the biggest stars from the worlds of hip-hop and R&B, 'Run This Town' was never going to be a flop, but neither is it a roaring success. Kanye's slick rapping ("Reebok baby, you need to try some new things, have you ever had shoes without shoestrings? ") and Rihanna's "hey-hey" chorus hook make Jay-Z seem surplus to requirements, which surely can't have been the aim. The chaotic military march beats are impressive ? and hats off to Jigga for snubbing Auto-Tune ? but this track still doesn't seem fitting of an artist considered a groundbreaking rap legend. [14] Accolades [ edit] Most notably, "Run This Town" was nominated for Best Rap Song and Best Rap/Sung Collaboration at the 52nd Grammy Awards in 2010. It eventually won both awards, marking Jay-Z's tenth and Rihanna's third and Kanye West's fourteenth win at the ceremony awards in total. The song also managed to win an Emmy Award for 'Outstanding Music Composition/Direction/Lyrics', during Super Bowl XLIV. [15] Year Ceremony Award Result 2010 52nd Grammy Awards [16] Best Rap/Sung Collaboration Won Best Rap Song BET Hip-Hop Awards [17] Best Hip-Hop Video Nominated International Dance Music Awards [18] Best Hip-Hop Dance Track People's Choice Awards [19] Favourite Music Collaboration 2011 Black Reel Awards [20] Best Original or Adapted Song Chart performance [ edit] "Run This Town" entered the Billboard Hot 100 at number 88. Following its digital release and debut at number three on the Digital Songs chart, it soared from number 66 to three in its third week on the Hot 100 for the week ending August 16, 2009. [21] The song eventually peaked at number two behind The Black Eyed Peas I Gotta Feeling, marking Jay-Z's second-highest charting song of his career as a lead artist. "Run This Town" reached number one on the Rap Songs chart on the date issued September 26, 2009, climbing from number four the previous week. [22] It remained atop the chart for seven consecutive weeks. [23] It also made an appearance on the R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart at number three. [23] Despite its genre of hip hop and R&B, the song managed to debut at number 38 on the Pop Songs chart on the issue dated September 12, 2009. [24] It eventually reached the top ten at number eight. [25] "Run This Town" additionally peaked at numbers two and three on the Radio Songs and Digital Songs charts. [25] As of June 2015, the song has sold 3, 490, 000 digital copies in the United States. [26] In Australia, "Run This Town" entered the Australian Singles Chart at number 35 on September 6, 2009. The following week it fell to number 39 but rebounded to a new peak of 25 in its third week. It reached the top ten of the chart on October 11, 2009, and made its peak of number nine in its seventh week. [27] It has been certified Platinum by the Australian Recording Industry Association, denoting sales of 70, 000 copies. [28] In New Zealand, "Run This Town" debuted at number fourteen on the New Zealand Singles Chart on September 14, 2009, climbing to number ten the following week. In its third week, it fell to number thirteen but regained its peak position for the three weeks after. In its seventh total week on the chart, it made a new peak of number nine. [29] It has received a Gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand, for sales of 7, 500 copies. [30] In Canada, the song peaked at number six on the Canadian Hot 100. [31] In the United Kingdom, "Run This Town" entered at number one on the UK Singles Chart on September 6, 2009 ― for the week ending date September 12, 2009 ― with sales of 62, 000 copies. [32] The feat gave Jay-Z his first number one single in Britain as a lead artist and fourth overall, following his feature on Rihanna's " Umbrella " (2007) and his wife Beyoncé 's " Déjà Vu " (2006) and " Crazy in Love " (2003). It marked the third number one singles in that country for both Rihanna and Kanye West. For Rihanna, "Run This Town" gave her number ones one the chart in three consecutive years, following " Take a Bow " (2008) and "Umbrella" [33] and followed West's chart leaders " American Boy " featuring Estelle (2008) and " Stronger " (2007). [34] [35] Throughout the rest of Europe, the song also performed well, reaching the top five in Ireland [36] and Norway [37] and the top ten in the Czech Republic, [38] Sweden [39] and Switzerland. [40] It also reached the top twenty in Denmark [41] and Germany. [42] Music video [ edit] The video for "Run This Town" was directed by Anthony Mandler and was filmed on August 6, 2009 at Fort Totten Park in New York City. Mandler explained the production behind the video saying: "There's a tone and feeling to the song, there's a militia, a march and a kind of rambunctious energy to it that, for me, I immediately wanted to tap into. I showed [Jay] some references from the classic rebellious zones of the world. We live in very orderly society in America, but when you get into Brazil, you get into the Middle East, you get into Africa, you get into Eastern Europe, when you get into places like that, there's a different sort of 'we run this town' [going on]. There's less order and more chaos. So we
Ricky Tollman's feature debut watches a fledgling reporter trying to get the scoop that will destroy Toronto mayor Rob Ford. An involving and ambitious fictionalized look at Rob Ford's downfall that is far from satisfied with gawking at that Toronto trainwreck, Ricky Tollman's Run This Town also intends to make points about racism and sexual harassment; to lament the slow-motion death of journalism; and to give voice to a generation of young adults who've been maligned by the oldsters who, as the movie sees it, made them the way they are. The feature debut for Tollman (whose executive producers include J. C. Chandor), it's a self-consciously thwarted All the President's Men whose strong air of self-pity may lead some viewers to go easy on certain failings: Like Ford, the crack-smoking boor who convinced millions of voters to love him, it knows perfection isn't an option, so it doesn't strain to iron out its quirks. Ben Platt plays the oddly named Bram, a recent hire at a newspaper that, surprisingly, isn't fictional. (Surprising because few outlets would embrace being depicted as washed-up papers that rely more and more on pandering listicles. ) Despite having shown promise in college (several references are made to the undergraduate award he won), Bram is assigned at The Record to churn out pieces about the top 10 hot dogs in town, or coffee shops, or whatever. After a year, he's increasingly vocal about his impatience to be put on an actual reporting beat. Though early scenes observe Bram in both moments of douchey pushiness and cringey punsmanship, it's clear that on some level Tollman likes the dude, and shares the character's sense that the world isn't being nice enough to him. What the film isn't doing is what some claimed when the production was announced: Tollman hasn't rewritten the Ford scandal to excise the part female journalists played and suggest a lone male reporter brought the mayor to account by himself. In fact, when they take a step back from the pic, viewers will realize that this entitled white male actually plays no part at all in Ford's downfall; he only tries to, and his efforts are clumsy despite their sincerity. That reality is underlined by a closing scene in which Bram defends his generation against negative stereotypes: Bram isn't shy about wanting his participation ribbon, when really he should just be thrilled about being allowed to participate in paid journalism in 2013, ribbon or no. While chronicling Bram's dogged but largely ineffectual attempts to get evidence of Ford's drug use, the movie also looks at the young professionals tasked with enabling the substance-abusing mayor, played by Damian Lewis. There's his Special Assistant, Kamal (Mena Massoud), who overlooks many sins because he so admires the politician's willingness to go out personally to solve constituents' problems. Kamal never complains that his boss thinks his name is "Camel, " or that, while exploiting local anti-immigrant sentiment, he behaves as if his underling is "one of the good ones. " Kamal accepts mistreatment that is more pervasive but less egregious than that suffered by Nina Dobrev's Ashley. Staggering drunkenly into the office one night with an entourage of partying sleazebags, Ford gropes Ashley for all to see and makes lewd comments. Only now does the young woman choose to stop ignoring other credible reports of his sexual harassment, deciding to help Bram (and maybe others) get the evidence they need for stories about Ford's drug use. Tollman's often engaging script takes a couple of uncomfortable lurches, as when it leaps from the start of Bram's investigation to the point at which local police detectives (led by Gil Bellows' Detective Lowey) start interviewing people about a video showing Ford smoking crack with local youths. The screenplay also fails to convince on some fronts ??for instance, newsroom monologues in which Bram's embittered or cynical superiors lash out as if encapsulating all the self-loathing generated in a decade or so of journalistic decline. For some, the film's most distracting element will be the fat suit worn by Lewis, which makes Mayor Ford look a bit like Fat Bastard of the Austin Powers franchise. But there's an empathetic performance buried under all that latex, one that understands how a good-ol'-boy politician, faced with the end of his career, might be most worried about the prospect that he'll no longer be allowed to coach youth sports leagues. A movie that narrowed its focus, playing this penny-ante potentate against a green reporter in a catastrophe-hit industry, would likely have fared better than one grasping at so many aspects of Millennial frustration. But Run This Town is true to its protagonist's self-centeredness, caring less about history or journalism than a generation's sense that they've been screwed. To which several older groups of viewers will reply, "Welcome to the club, kid. " Production companies: Raised By Wolves, JoBro Productions Distributor: Oscilloscope Cast: Ben Platt, Mena Massoud, Damian Lewis, Nina Dobrev, Scott Speedman, Jennifer Ehle, Gil Bellows Director-screenwriter: Ricky Tollman Producers: Jonathan Bronfman, Randy Manis, Ricky Tollman Executive producers: J. Chandor, Neal Dodson, Anna Gerb, Berry Meyerowitz, Jeff Sackman Director of photography: Nick Haight Production designer: Chris Crane Costume designer: Hanna Puley Editor: Sandy Pereira Composers: Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Adrian Younge Casting director: Jonathan Oliveira Rated R, 98 minutes.