I will not be accepting comments when I say men should never be allowed to write or direct movies about women's sexual assault experiences and also that Bombshell is the worst movie of the decade.

FOX News is bad!

I have mixed feelings on how this film handles the "it's Fox News" of it all, but Margot Robbie and Charlize Theron are doing absolutely stunning work here and the final resolution of the film is perfectly sobering and honest in a way that I didn't expect it to be. Also, every (white) actor in Hollywood is in this film! Good on them.

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For anyone who trashed Anchorman 2 and sent Adam McKay on his dark path of becoming the one true voice of activist filmmaking, this is for you. The epitome of slapdash, exploitative political posturing built to ultimately satisfy everyone. Embarrassed for all involved.

the big short was a crime and now we’re seeing the consequences

megyn kelly is my feminist hero!!! yaaaas queen live laugh love!!! i’m gonna go to lululemon and buy some fucking leggings

I only have two things to say:

1. Margot Robbie
2. Kate McKinnon and Margot Robbie

it was a film and i have watched it

uwu feminist queenie megyn kelly 

also the scariest jump scare of the year is contained in this film

Okay, but whoever writes the movie for the Harvey Weinstein exposé has to be a woman.

Very well made. I needed a shower after watching this..

love hearing women stories told by men

a very bad episode of the office but more serious

the way the director of all three austin powers movies thought he could do a feminism... you have to laugh.

bland white centrist take on a fucked up situation that contorts itself so much in pursuit of neutrality that it invents righteous figures at fox news to absolve employees and assure its audience that they are not complicit. a better movie, which this story deserves, would critically engage with the difficult idea that roger ailes is the product of a culture actively upheld by conservative media and that employees and supporters of such media can be both victims and culpable. it's entertaining in an adam mckay kind of way and the acting is great, but it has nothing of substance to offer.

sorkin must be furious he didn't get to this one first and i'm afraid for how he'll compensate.

I really liked Bombshell. All the performances are outstanding, but Charlie Theron is scarily good as Megyn Kelly. She's such a fantastic actor. The story zips by and keeps it's pace well...but that might be as much a weakness as a strength.

The one issue that I didn't feel but I heard from my partner was the film assumes the audience knows all the players and they are coming to it already interested. Names and roles are flashed up, but their relevance is not clear if you don't know. That meant, whilst it was engaging for me, for her a lot of the relevance and impact passed her by. Does that hurt the film? Sadly, yes.

There are so many great performances in this, especially from Robbie and Lithgow. He was straight up terrifying in some scenes.

Yeah let's make a movie about sexual abuse and let it be written and directed by men

No está mal pero siento que hay algo que no acaba de cuajar

Entertaining enough but I can only sum up my feelings about a film designed to make me feel sympathy for white, republican racist women with an iconic quote:

Am I supposed to feel sorry for that bitch? Because I don’t!

Seems like a great place to work 😬

i think that this movie hits it wrong about trying to make us sympathize with people in fox who have said awful things that cannot be erased because of what happened, but it does not fail entirely in showing that what happened to them it happens to women every single day all around the world, there’s a lot of things to criticize about the movie but it does not change that the story is real and that is something that should be talked about more often, next time it should be women behind cameras too