Synopsis
Based on a Real Scandal
Bombshell is a revealing look inside the most powerful and controversial media empire of all time; and the explosive story of the women who brought down the infamous man who created it.
Bombshell
Cast
Charlize Theron Nicole Kidman Margot Robbie John Lithgow Kate McKinnon Allison Janney Malcolm McDowell Connie Britton Liv Hewson Brigette Lundy-Paine Rob Delaney Mark Duplass Stephen Root Robin Weigert Amy Landecker Mark Moses Nazanin Boniadi Ben Lawson Josh Lawson Alanna Ubach Andy Buckley Brooke Smith Bree Condon D'Arcy Carden London Fuller Sedona Fuller Kevin Dorff Richard Kind Michael Buie Show All…
Director
Producers
Jay Roach Charlize Theron A.J. Dix Robert Graf Aaron L. Gilbert Beth Kono Jason Cloth Charles Randolph Michelle Graham Margaret Riley Ashley Levinson
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Set Decoration
Lisa Tong Chris Larsen Julia K. Levine Ellen Brill Mindy R. Toback Nikki Sass Cody Recker Raul Contreras M. Marcos Gonzalez Bob Elder Matt Hoffenberg Linda Michelle Zogleman
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Studios
Lionsgate Denver and Delilah Productions Annapurna Pictures Bron Studios Creative Wealth Media Finance Lighthouse Management + Media Endeavor Content
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Alternative Titles
Bombshell - La voce dello scandalo, El escándalo (Bombshell), Bombshell: O Escândalo, Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens, One su bombe, Harašment skandál, Opgørets time, Fair and Balanced
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Politics and human rights Faith and religion political, democracy, president, documentary or propaganda political, president, historical, politician or democracy terrorism, thriller, gripping, intense or political racism, african american, powerful, hatred or slavery religion, church, faith, beliefs or spiritual Show All…
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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.
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There is a genuinely interesting film to be made about the Fox News sexual harassment scandal, one that would meaningfully engage with the way that women who willfully perpetuated Fox's misogynistic culture on TV had to contend with that misogyny when turned on him. That film would home in on this, both the narcissism of women willing to look the other way when it profited them and the fact that, nonetheless, no one deserves to be put through what they were. That film would confront the audience as much as the figures being profiled.
Of course, this is not that film. This film drives a clear wedge between the women who stand up to Roger Ailes and the ones who…
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megyn kelly is my feminist hero!!! yaaaas queen live laugh love!!! i’m gonna go to lululemon and buy some fucking leggings
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I only have two things to say:
1. Margot Robbie
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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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throughout all 108 minutes of this i thought nicole kidmans wig was going to take a life of its own and jump off her head and start attacking people like in resident evil 4 when you shoot the heads off the villagers but then those giant parasite things grow from the wound and swing around trying to decapitate you
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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.
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“They call me Jabba the Hut.” -Roger Ailes
How does one review Bombshell?
It’s not a bad movie, per se. It’s not edited as badly as THE BIG SHORT, but unfortunately, it has the same writer. Jay Roach directed it with a touch of humor, but it’s far from farcical. Tonally, it was respectful of the women. In the Q&A, Jay Roach said he thought he needed woman producers since the writer and director were male. They ended up getting plenty of women producers. However, perhaps the viewpoint needed to come from a woman instead of just a sympathetic male. That is not the only problem.
It’s about the predatory executive, Roger Ailes (John Lithgow), who helped to create Fox…
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