A well made movie with a good performance from Mark Ruffalo. It's message is powerful and scary.

Expected a good film from the reviews I'd read.

I was wrong.

It's a brilliant film.

Ruffalo gives the performance of his career in this sly, softspoken and understated narrative, which hooks you from the open and never lets go. Like "THE BIG SHORT", a peek at how the world really works.

The story is engaging and absolutely gripping. Thank you for the prolonged fight "Robert Bilott" against corporate deception and irresponsibility. Thank you for telling this story that otherwise many people would not have known.

"The system is rigged. They want us to think it'll protect us but that's a lie. We protect us, we do. Nobody else. Not the companies, not the scientists, not the government. Us."

Well yeah. It's been like this for a while now. We only see the tip of the iceberg and thanks to people like Robert we can see the rest for this particular subject.

Evil companies are real because there are and always will be evil people among us and it's up to us to question everything and everyone for the sake of people. Don't believe everything you hear just because it sounds good.

Excellent movie that, ultimately, fails to portray the amount of sacrifice and hardship that was endured for decades by the people involved. Not due to the ineptitude of the cast or creators of this movie but purely to the inconceivable amount of suffering these companies got (and still get) away with. No amount of movie can truly depict what Robert Bilott and people like him, the people who got and get sick, went through.
Movies like this are a must see but unfortunately, no matter how hard the message, it is merely entertainment and those who perform these criminal acts keep doing it and getting away with it.

I loved this movie for the message it gave us, I hated it for the mere fact justice, if ever given, takes a lifetime to be dealt.

To hell with these companies and the willing people involved & Long live people like Bilott fighting these towering windmills.

Good movie, but in Comparison with The Rainmaker or Erin Brokovich it is just good.

As compelling as it is important. We need more movies like this. And more people need to see them.

Grateful to this movie for making sense of a lot of things and answering so many questions. Very scary and thought provoking.

Fantastic movie - very scary what American chemical companies can get away with. No one is safe from Dupont poisoning

“The system is rigged.”
Robert Bilott

Insanely disturbing. Mark Ruffalo is quickly becoming a must see, this, “Spotlight” and “Foxcatcher” not a bad triple header.
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Wow. You watch this movie and you will never want any chemicals from DuPont again. Worse if it hits you that every single other chemical company on the planet from 3M to Dow all knew there was an issue and no way they thought DuPont had figured a way to make Teflon safe. They poisoned all of us for $1B a year in pure profit (aka. after all costs).

Self regulation by major corporations is a joke and this movie exposes it in all its nauseatingly, self serving glory.

It makes you sick.A powerfull movie that people need to watch.Ruffalo gave a superb perfomance as usually.7.6/10

A compelling true story expertly delivered.
It's already a slow burn to begin with and the pace drops considerably as we get closer to the end.
The cast all give excellent performances and the cameos by real life victims of this corporate sanctioned poisoning are a very nice touch.