BubblingCauldron

I don't understand all the reviews about how the movie is missing the point of social and political hate.

That's not the movie theme.

The movie is about *choices*: how hate (or love) can condition people's choices and what are the consequences of every choice.

Good photography.

I'm disappointed. I was expecting a movie about a great scientist, but after an interesting beginning, the movie seems to follow only the relationship between Marie and a married man, with a plenty of useless nudity and pointless, boring, calligraphic scenes. Showing the human side and the fragility of a woman is absolutely rigth, but the movie seems to focus only on the romance and when Marie wins her second Nobel prize the audience wonders why. That's a pity because all her battles for equal education or equal consideration for women in the academic and scientific enviroment just fade and seems less important. That was a movie with a great potential (nice photography, nice costumes) but fails to tell the importance of a great woman of 20 century.