They should have had to pay her for what they did to her.

A smart and funny reflection on corporate greed combined with systemic failures. Bolstered by another fantastic performance from Rose Byrne as Amanda Ogle. Would Recommend

Just like Amanda Ogle’s real-life dilemma, this movie drags on and feels far longer than its one hour and 45 minute runtime. The pacing is off, and the way it’s put together never quite works. While Rose Byrne does her best to hold it together, the script and supporting cast don’t do her any favors.