Jason Reitman described the adrenaline of preparing for SNL as comparable to that of test pilots and heroin addicts, emphasizing the unique intensity of the experience.
Reitman's film offers a vibrant, handheld portrayal of the chaotic atmosphere before SNL’s live broadcast, blending authenticity with dramatic embellishments to enhance the narrative.
The character Lorne Michaels experiences deep uncertainty about his vision for the show, highlighting the internal struggle and complexity behind what would become an iconic American program.
Reitman captures the essence of the frantic pre-air time through a documentary-like style, rich in detail, chaos, and emotional intensity, crafting a surreal yet relatable experience.
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