Erin Brockovich

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thiago s @Thiagostone Jan 24 Filme mais ou menos, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são mais ou menos, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom, o que salvou o filme foi a atuação boa da Julia Roberts. See more Brian D @Brianwd Jan 21 82% — 1/16/26. A story about a single mom with two kids who lands a job at a law firm and accidentally uncovers evidence that PG&E was omitting information about harmful chemicals causing devastating health issues in a local community. It’s fun watching her fully commit to the investigation—outmatched but fearless—while confidently taking on powerful corporate lawyers, all while embracing her bold, unapologetic style. The ending really lands, especially when she brings along the man she’d been dating—who helped care for her kids—to tell the woman who first brought her the case that she’ll be receiving a $5M settlement. That moment hit emotionally. Solid film. 3/5, would rewatch. See more Matty D @Matty927 Jan 7 An exceptional legal drama and character study that has aged remarkably well. Easily Julia Roberts’ best performance. A must-see turn of the century film. See more CadeandKit R @CadeandKit Dec 3 Erin Brockovich remains a near-perfect blend of crowd-pleaser and conscience-raiser. It respects working-class communities, celebrates female agency without sanding off the edges, and delivers an ending that earns every cheer. Kit calls it "a biopic that respects real voices and lets a complicated woman lead without apology." Cade describes it as "a brisk, funny legal thriller with real-world stakes and zero cape." Both agreeing that it’s the rare inspirational film that keeps its calluses. See more Taylor H. @TH0809 Nov 29 Occasionally clunky, but an incredibly important topic. Look into the Love Canal case. The EPA is not the enemy. Greedy corporations that threaten public health are. This was a great reminder of that. See more Rohan H Oct 31 Erin Brockovich (2000) is an extraordinary film that proves the power of determination, compassion, and courage in the face of injustice. Directed by Steven Soderbergh and based on a true story, it’s a compelling mix of drama, humour, and heart that leaves a lasting impression. Julia Roberts delivers a career-defining performance as Erin Brockovich, a single mother who, despite lacking formal legal training, uncovers a major environmental scandal involving the contamination of a small town’s water supply by a powerful corporation. Roberts brings grit, intelligence, and warmth to the role — perfectly balancing Erin’s tough, outspoken personality with genuine empathy for the victims she fights for. It’s no wonder she won the Academy Award for Best Actress for this performance. The film’s supporting cast is equally strong. Albert Finney is outstanding as Ed Masry, the seasoned lawyer who reluctantly hires Erin but soon learns to admire her relentless drive. Their dynamic is full of humour and heart, grounding the film in a believable and deeply human partnership. Soderbergh’s direction is sharp and confident, capturing both the harsh realities of corporate negligence and the uplifting human spirit that drives Erin forward. The screenplay is smart and authentic, with dialogue that crackles with energy and emotion. The pacing never lags, and the real-life stakes make every victory feel genuinely triumphant. Beyond being an entertaining courtroom drama, Erin Brockovich is a film about resilience and justice — a reminder that one person can make a difference, no matter the odds. It’s an empowering, feel-good story that continues to resonate decades later. See more Read all reviews

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