Dark Waters (2019) is a legal thriller movie inspired by a New York Times Magazine article, titled The Lawyer Who Became DuPont’s Worst Nightmare written by Nathaniel Rich. It was produced by ...

And to think this decades-long battle began with a tiny vial filled with deadly DARK WATERS. After a foreboding flashback (it could’ve been lifted from any of the late 70’s “slash n’ hack” teen flicks ...

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But “Dark Waters” is a powerfully factual docudrama whose subject is nothing less than the poisoning of American life. The movie isn’t just an attack on corporate greed.

Todd Haynes' fact-based legal procedural Dark Waters begins in 1975, with a small crew of West Virginia teens jumping a fence one night and skinny-dipping in a local reservoir. Haynes films the ...

Often message movies about environmental issues can become heavy-handed. But “Dark Waters,” the eighth feature film by acclaimed director Todd Haynes (Far From Heaven, Carol), unravels … ...

While “Dark Waters” opens with a brief scene set in Parkersburg, W.V., in 1975, its story begins in earnest in late 1990s Cincinnati.

It needs to stop and films like this are important to maintain awareness and to fire people up about it. Rated PG-13 for some disturbing images and language. Running Time: 2 hrs. and 6 mins.

While “Dark Waters” opens with a brief scene set in Parkersburg, W.V., in 1975, its story begins in earnest in late 1990s Cincinnati.

“Dark Waters” is the true story of corporate attorney Robert Bilott (Mark Ruffalo), who in 1998 took a trip to see his grandmother in Parkersburg, W. Va. Bilott began his journey down the ...