1. Ridiculously timely and relevant - it's fascinating that this went into production before this year, because I can't think of a better time than 2020 for this story to be resurfaced. I've always heard about "The Chicago 7 (or 8, as they are often referred to as)", but I never really dove deep into their stories. It's so interesting that they all didn't really even know each other, and yet they were on trial for conspiracy charges.
2. Sorkin…

1. I'm kind of lost on the whole Blumhouse Productions thing, but there are like a ton of new horror movies on Amazon Prime and I'm excited to watch the rest of them. This definitely feels like a made-for-tv movie, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
2. I like this story (a lot) and Mireille Enos and Peter Sarsgaard are so fantastic, and then, a spectacular twist makes this very mediocre movie memorable - the "lie" is not the…

1. Definitely one of the worst movies I've seen this year (most have been mediocre, at best). I think Rosamund Pike is a terrible actress (I know, I'm in the minority on this once again, but I hated her in Gone Girl too). She's beyond awful in this, as one of the greatest scientific legends - Marie Curie.
2. The film itself is extremely reductive in its telling of her story - the fact that it's considered in the "Romance"…