Dark Waters

Ben Isbel of Film Blerg

2020-03-04

As entertainment it gets weighed down by dates, locations, numbers and a withdrawn but authentic portrayal from Ruffalo. Read more

Jacob Richardson of Film Focus

2020-03-01

Dark Waters is perfectly serviceable, but largely uninspired. Read more

Baz Nugent of Geek Ireland

2020-02-28

Whereas the recent Just Mercy was a by the numbers true story but hit every beat it needed to, Dark Waters is missing something. There are no glaring flaws, but it lacks the impact necessary to make the issue of forever chemicals stick in people’s minds as another thing to be writing to their TDs and senators about. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2020-02-03

You might think twice about drinking your tap water after watching Dark Waters, but that's a result of factoids that you could have learned from a documentary on the subject. Much like Dupont, Dark Waters would benefit from caring more about its people. Read more

The Massie Twins of Gone With The Twins

2019-12-26

Yet once again, regardless of the importance of the picture, the execution prevents it from being a project that will reach an appropriately wide audience. Read more

Filipe Freitas of Always Good Movies

2019-12-24

Mark Ruffalo brings the persistent attorney into being, but his performance, along with the rest of the cast, is colorless. Moreover, the film’s points are made obvious in an early phase, with the story dragging for an entire hour with monotonous dialogue. Although I found myself interested in the topic itself, the film fatigues in consequence of the heavy pace and lack of surprise. Read more