DARK WATERS | Official Trailer | In Theaters November 22

Mark Ruffalo stars in #Darkwaters.

From Participant (Spotlight), DARK WATERS tells the shocking and heroic story of an attorney (Mark Ruffalo) who risks his career and family to uncover a dark secret hidden by one of the world’s largest corporations and to bring justice to a community dangerously exposed for decades to deadly chemicals.

Starring: Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, Tim Robbins, Bill Camp, Victor Garber, Mare Winningham, William Jackson Harper, Bill Pullman

Directed by Todd Haynes
Screenplay by Mario Correa and Matthew Michael

[notanexploreranimations]

The only thing worse than watching a horror movie is watching a true story

[delrey]

It is a shame that this movie was not nominated for an Oscar. The movie and Mark Ruffalo were really great.

[capt.devkrishnan]

A true story very well documented. It portrays how large corporations whose fundamental principle is to profit and grow, become monsters that do not care for human lives. Its heart wrenching to discover that we are still paying the price.

[roseslasher]

Great, powerful movie. Hats off to the lawyer who pursued this for over a decade and the work he did unrelentingly just so the truth comes out and justice be done. What a great man.

[pedrol.p.carvalho]

That lawyer has balls of steel! I’m glad all his hard work paid off.
It’s unbelievable how DuPont is still kicking after everything they have done.

[plantedlife]

I found this movie because of a movie review that I need to do for my final grading. There were several themes for the assignment, including water pollution, which I chose, so I ended up with this. The movie gave me the most rollercoaster drop feeling ever. The fear, the chills, the repulse, the anger, the gut-wrenching realization I felt throughout was eye opening. It made for a great movie review material, I got A+ but what I saw in this movie has made me distrust large corporations. The lengths they went to hide the dangers for profit, the way they silenced the ones who know, the lack of remorse towards their victims, and their feeble attempt at covering up their trail of crimes made my heart drop. The ending, with the music and the zooming out, made me feel so awfully small and insignificant, and so utterly helpless being led by advertisements and claims that may or may not be true. I highly recommend this movie

[jordansrhoads]

Notice how even though this movie had Mark Ruffalo Anne Hathaway and Tim Robbins behind it this didn’t get advertised at all ANYWHERE.

[MoviesILoveandsocanyou]

Mark Ruffalo in 2015: They KNEW, and they LET IT HAPPEN to KIDS

Mark Ruffalo in 2019: You knew, and still you did nothing

[brandonshaw]

This is about to be so good. And it’s a great representation of what’s still really happening in America.

[nottad]

Never seen a movie get such little publicity in my life. The movie went to disc so fast people at the theaters had to finish watching it at home. They should make a movie about the corruption behind downplaying movies that expose corruption.

[MsGrapeNehi]

We may need to put Mark Ruffalo into protective custody after this movie. He’s been pissing off DuPont for quite a while now.

[TheLaydib]

What a great movie...just finished watching it....man, and now you wonder why they say we are born with cancer cells those companies that covered and lied about this are gonna rot in hell....this was a sad movie and really makes you think of what we drink and eat....everyone definitely needa to watch this bless you all!

[nothing.lasts.forever]

Mark gained weight & changed his body language totally for the perfect portrayal of the legendary attorney 'Robert Bilott', who became the worst nightmare for DuPont.. the whole thing is highly impressive !

[thelaughindustry]

In America, when a law is broken the rich pay fines, the poor do time.

[lewiespearman]

at the end, Mark turns into the Hulk and smashes the CEO's brains out on the conference table.

[Kishan_Baijnath]

Mark Ruffalo vs Du Pont
Rematch of the century.

[rithicadevireddy]

His acting was outstanding, almost made me cry. And if you see videos of Rob Bilott, you'll see Mark did a great job of personifying him. The purity..

[jacoblev]

My teacher was born lived here, then she moved to MD, but developed Crohn’s Disease, which she attributes to this. She later became an environmental science teacher to help to prevent these things from happening.

[julian]

"The system is rigged, they want us to think it protects us, we protect us!" Never have I heard truer words.

[gctr]

I think we all need more movies like this!