Review A group of women take on Fox News head Roger Ailes and the toxic atmosphere he presided over at the network
Genres Biography
Writed by Charles Randolph
Liked it 56051 vote
Charlize Theron, John Lithgow
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Bombshell movie showtimes. Bombshell game. Bombshells texas. Bombshell beauty. Bombshell reviews. Bombshell rva band. Bombshell news. It's certainly not a revelatory piece of the increasingly popular modern political docudrama genre, but it is worthwhile. The film tells the story of 3 women at differing points in their Fox News careers (current star, former star, and future star) and how they came forward about their harassment at the hands of Roger Ailes. All three women (particularly Kelly) are shown in a consistently positive light, which honestly didn't bother me as I don't know any of them well and thought the focus was more on the complexity of power dynamics especially in a conservative news environment than their characters. They were pretty simple characters, which isn't the fatal flaw many make it out to be but also certainly isn't a strength. Ailes is obviously a cartoonishly evil dude, and fair enough given the truth of what he's done. Where the movie is most interesting is in considering the unique position that these women are in: women in a very conservative environment, with personal politics playing an essential role in their success (so power dynamics are central to their stories) which leads to fear that perpetuates this system. The feminist story of having the courage to speak up in the toxic, victim-shaming public culture that has existed for decades is great, but the extra layer of it happening in a conservative TV setting makes it more compelling as female expectations are even more concrete. Theron is definitely solid as the lead and does disappear into Megyn Kelly, but Robbie was better (her scene over the phone where she admits she gave in hit hard) and Kidman, who I've seen no talk about, stole the show for me. She was only given so many scenes, and the script plays her up as particularly intelligent and unafraid to be honest, but her strong front as she weathers the storm of Ailes and then goes to her family and can barely keep it together was devastating. A subtle performance, and it's clearly Kelly's story for whatever reason, despite Carlsen being the one to lead the charge, but Kidman was a major strength. I didn't know what to make of the tone - the cinematography and score both felt off, as the script played the story serious but the lighting was so bright and score upbeat. Perhaps Roach was looking to juxtapose the struggles of the women with the Fox News facade that everything is great, but it only undermines some of the seriousness of office scenes with Kelly and Kayla. A solid film with an interesting setting for an important subject that touches all of our culture, and the performances keep it enjoyable throughout.
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