She is an enigma and her rise to success a mirror of self-delusional hokum that should make us pause in reflection.

A film that is simultaneously too much and nothing at all because it's jumping around so much narratively.

Murray O'Hair was a force of nature, and Leo captures her formidable bluster, along with flashes of vulnerability contrasting with the stern certainty of her public appearances.

Stories based on a true story often face the detriment of audiences knowing how it's all going to end. That will certainly be the case for many with The Most Hated Woman in America.