This film, *I, Tonya*, presents a captivating biographical story in an unusual and inventive manner that should appeal to many serious movie fans. Craig Gillespie managed to take what was already a shocking, almost unbelievable true account and presented it with a vibrant, chaotic energy that really highlighted the outrageous nature of Tonya Harding's narrative. The inclusion of interview segments resembling a doc…

_I, Tonya_ proved to be a diverting and engaging biographical film. Margot Robbie delivers another strong performance, which is expected from her, and it holds true in this movie as well. I really enjoyed seeing her portray Tonya, even though occasionally her Harley Quinn voice came through—surprisingly, it didn’t detract from the experience. Julianne Nicholson was also very good playing Tonya's mother; she had a det…

Considering the Oscars are just around the corner and the 2018 Winter Olympics are underway, this felt like a good moment to finally see _I, Tonya_, the film that earned Margot Robbie her initial “Best Actress” Academy Award nomination. There have been quite a few biographical films released in 2017, many of which received awards attention, and I had a similar reaction to most of them: they focus too much on what …

It's a really enjoyable film that carries a rebellious spirit. The storytelling encourages viewers to reconsider how things were understood back then, featuring some genuinely impactful scenes—like the OJ news reports and Tonya’s reaction of spitting blood. It's also surprisingly humorous.

I didn’t know what to anticipate when I started watching, since very little information was available about it beyond the actors involved—and naturally, the story itself, given how much attention it received in the nineties—but it ended up being a surprisingly enjoyable, though imperfect, biographical film. The movie adopted a style and tone reminiscent of the Coen brothers' work, but also evoked some of Christopher …