A tale of the horrors caused by capitalism and how it empowers people into other avenues of corruption...

Dark Waters is as gripping as it is terrifying, and it'll claw into your consciousness in the same way that poisonous forever chemicals have claimed squatter's rights in your body.

...by focusing on the individuals involved, and laying out a compelling moral vision, Dark Waters also works as a powerful metaphor for those cases when persistence and compassion have pushed society forward.

Well made but exhausting, Todd Haynes' film boasts a cool blue color palette that matches the long, grim battle to hold DuPont accountable. Ruffalo is great; Hathaway is wasted