Significant subject matter doesn’t automatically make for a good movie, and "She Said" feels like an unsuccessful effort to present the real-life story of two New York Times reporters who exposed Harvey Weinstein's abuse. The industry is already very familiar with this situation, and the years of sexual misconduct that these women uncovered were truly horrifying. It was certainly one of the most impactful articles ev…

I usually prefer films that focus on character development and dialogue over constant action sequences. However, having read the book beforehand and seen what others had said about it, I was concerned that the story might feel familiar. Despite my worries, I discovered it to be completely captivating. I became invested in the main characters and recognized the impressive performances from those in supporting roles. O…

I attempted to connect with this lengthy, methodical, and detached portrayal of two journalists’ brave but difficult work that eventually brought Harvey Weinstein's widespread abuse of numerous women—women who worked for him throughout his long reign in Hollywood—to an end. Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan deliver acceptable performances, nothing more, as these lead reporters confront the daunting challenge of maneuverin…

"She Said" demonstrates that a movie following familiar patterns and running longer than necessary can still manage to be deeply affecting and captivating. The real events surrounding Harvey Weinstein's allegations of sexual abuse are handled with sincerity, commitment, and deference toward those who were harmed. The film’s quality is significantly enhanced by outstanding performances from the actors, particularly…