Nonya Business

Reading the reviews, you would have thought people mistook this as a documentary. This is a dark movie - not Benji or the The Little Mermaid. The acting was phenomenal. I was constantly on the edge of my seat. If you're an overly sensitive or overanalytical person, this movie is probably not for you. If you like Stephen King-esque films/ Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story, you'll like this.

It was nice to see Charlize Theron portray Meghan Kelly in prosthetics and make up as well as Gretchen Carlson played by Nicole Kidman, but the film lost credibility by introducing a fictional character by the name of Kayla Pospisil (Played by Margot Robbie) who didn’t exist in real life. When you introduce a fictional character in a real life situation, you lose all credibility and it proves the movie’s producers had a left leaning biased approach...especially with the fictional characters’ office friend playing a closeted office lesbian friend who is secretly a Hilary supporter working for Fox. The movie was boring and could have easily been a Lifetime original movie. The movie was also too long and could have been edited. In other words, aside from the fake character, this plot was nothing we hadn’t already heard about. Anyone raving about this film are fans of the stars performing. I’d rather watch paint dry.

Long and drawn out for a dramatic effect instead of getting to the point. Although an interesting story, I found myself fast forwarding through long winded interviews. This could have been edited and condensed.