Dark Waters Comments

Sam 2022-03-26 09:01:09

What is freedom? All I can do is laugh along the...

Faustino 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Are zero Oscar nominations fucking kidding? Who did Todd Hines offend? Hulk VS DuPont, with Catwoman as the backing, the real hero never gives up halfway, but keeps doing it, to the end, to the end. To this day, this is still happening, DuPont has not paid for its sins, so one Robert Bilott is not enough, we need more Robert Bilott to show up, I'm ashamed that I'm not who I am, and will My heartfelt gratitude and applause go to...

Luigi 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Calm and gentle, a documentary-style narration. Feeling more closely the huge price to be paid for upholding justice, Rob's nervousness and fear before starting the car in the parking lot is a familiar shroud, and at the end, through the darkness and embracing the light, this ending does not belong to us. Envy others can have a voice and have the freedom to fight against the...

Adelbert 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Conscience is the most important thing in a person. Without it, your life would be much...

Karson 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Seeing this movie at this point in time is really emotional. Every year, American emperors have such high-quality movies based on small anti-big and real-life events. Praise the perseverance of the little people and individuals and the success of counterattacks can best demonstrate the greatness of a system, and is the most motivating theme! One detail is very interesting. DuPont's defense lawyer said in court that "housewives" was interrupted by the judge. He thought the judge thought he was...

Asa 2022-03-26 09:01:09

Big companies are allowed to do whatever they want because the system is not perfect, and those in power are afraid of offending big companies, which further fuels their arrogance. I have seen a lot of these kinds of films, but this film focuses on events, such as a news documentary-style approach, which is unpretentious and stable between finding evidence and litigation. In addition, I really like the portrayal of the marital relationship of the protagonist couple. Their dialogue is the most...

Marques 2022-03-25 09:01:14

There is such a world in such rules, no matter the tone, composition, rhythm or wanton graininess, Hines has injected a lot of his own things. Slightly contrary to the routine, it weakens the character orientation, takes root in the environment, accumulates strength in the gentleness, and brews thunder in the dullness. A downright sense of powerlessness (a compliment). After reading it, I ran to take out the non-stick pan and looked at it for a long time, recalling the fear of being dominated...

Spencer 2022-03-25 09:01:14

In "Far From Heaven", Aunt Moore faced a toxic environment, while "Black Water" made the poison visible. Frankly speaking, because it is the most appalling environmental pollution case in the United States, because 99% of the world's human beings contain PFOA, and because the director is Todd Hines, I always expect to see more than the average biopic. It turns out that the production was too rushed... (Maybe the biggest surprise was meeting the director...

Richie 2022-03-25 09:01:14

Annual (good) journalism investigative big movie / Anne Hathaway (still) won't play / Hollywood cookie cutter consolation for (broad)...

Percy 2022-03-25 09:01:14

I like it, it's very powerful to say it out loud. After the film, I read the article reports and some progress news, and it really caught fire. The film is also slowly building up the anger in your heart and pressing you down without giving you room to breathe. Although it can’t be a good film, But that's called a slam dunk. The performance is good, the script is solid and it is not hypnotizing...