★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ . STREAM &WATCH https://rqzamovies.com/m16590.html?utm_source=form_run ✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵ Bombshell is a movie starring Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie. A group of women take on Fox News head Roger Ailes and the toxic atmosphere he presided over at the network Writed by - Charles Randolph Directors - Jay Roach actors - Margot Robbie Average rating - 7,5 of 10 Stars Bewertung: 3. 5 / 5 Wir waren nicht dabei, als dereinst Roger Ailes den blonden Bewerberinnen die Röcke hob. Also können wir nicht über die Wahrheit im Detail von Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens urteilen. Dieses Stück Kinounterhaltung lässt einmal mehr die Hüllen fallen und präsentiert eine von Machtspielchen durchtränkte Showwelt, in der Frauen akzeptiert werden, solange sie jung, schlank - und nicht allzu eigensinnig sind, um ihren Aufstieg zu vereiteln. Bombshell Kritik Basierend auf dem realen Skandal versteht sich Bombshell von Regisseur Jay Roach ( Trumbo) und Drehbuchautor Charles Randolph ( The Big Short) als enthüllender Einblick ins mächtigste und kontroverseste Medien-Imperium aller Zeiten, Fox News. Roger Ailes ( John Lithgow), Fernsehproduzent und zwanzig Jahre lang CEO von Fox News wird von der Moderatorin Gretchen Carlson ( Nicole Kidman) sexuelle Belästigung vorgeworfen - die solange auf verlorenem Posten kämpfte, bis ihr zahlreiche andere Frauen wie ihre Kollegin Megyn Kelly ( Charlize Theron, nominiert als Beste Hauptdarstellerin) folgten. Trailer zu Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens Das Kürzel metoo ist seit Ende 2017 in aller Munde und für immer mit dem Skandal um Harvey Weinstein, einst Hollywood-Größe und mächtiger Produzent, verbunden. Bevor sich irgendwann ein Film mit dieser Geschichte befasst, die u. a. von Alyssa Milano und Rose McGowan vehement publik gemacht wurde, widmet sich nun ein anderer Film einem nicht minder abstößigen Eklat. Die Rede ist von Fox News und den Vorwürfen gegen Roger Ailes, der jahrelang Bewerberinnen und Moderatorinnen sexuell belästigte. In der TV-Serie  The Loudest Voice, die 2019 startete, wird sich auf das letzte Jahrzehnt in der Karriere des Fox News- Gründers konzentriert - dort gespielt von Russell Crowe - der einst nach einem Treffen mit US-Präsident Richard Nixon auch in der Politik tätig werden konnte. Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens aber wählt einen anderen Ansatz und konfrontiert den Zuschauer direkt mit Ailes´ Übergriffen und wie die Wahrheit schlussendlich ans Licht kommt. Das sehr attraktive Bombshell -Ensemble wird angeführt von Charlize Theron, Margot Robbie (nominiert als Beste Nebendarstellerin) und Nicole Kidman, wobei der Zuschauer sich in den ersten Momenten stark wundern wird, wie anders Theron und Kidman aussehen. Im Forum wurde beim Trailer im November von nicht wenigen vermutet, dass hier Schönheitschirurgie im Spiel war, doch hauptsächlich liegt es an geschickten Tricks und Masken. Auf diese Art und Weise wurden die beiden hochkarätigen Darstellerinnen derart getunt, damit sie ihren realen Vorbildern Kelly und Carlson so ähnlich wie möglich sehen. Weitere namhafte Größen sind Kate McKinnon (erstaunlich erträglich), Allison Janney, Malcolm McDowell als Rupert Murdoch und natürlich  John Lithgow als Roger Ailes, der eine erschreckend überzeugende Performance hinlegt. Die Tiefe von  The Loudest Voice kann ein Film von gerade mal 109 Minuten nicht erreichen, aber speziell die Schauspieler machen Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens absolut sehenswert und neben dem Skandal nicht zuletzt die Tatsache, wie künstlich und falsch gerade die Medienwelt mit ihrem Wahrheitsanspruch doch ist. So manche Kinofilme, die sich an ein kritisches Thema wagen, wirken vielleicht deswegen so viel gehaltvoller, weil Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens nun mal die volle Packung Show gleich mitbietet. Die Tiefe eines  Spotlight wird nicht erreicht, vielmehr die Infotainment-Balance eines The Big Short. Das ist kein Nachteil, denn Regisseur Jay Roach unterhält sein Publikum und zeigt uns einmal mehr auf, wie Macht und Sex ineinandergreifen. Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens bedeutet Sexbombe und Paukenschlag zugleich - selten war ein einzelnes Wort treffender. Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens Bewertung. Margot is strangely gentle.💎. Ugh two Legends and an icon. "A Woman's Place" Episode 6 from Season 2 of "The Handmaid's Tale" adapted from the Margaret Atwood novel, puts the First Amendment to the United States Constitution under a microscope. "A Woman's Place" is highlighted by flashbacks, scenes from a hegemonic shift in the makings. Serena Joy Waterford(Yvonne Strahovski) the commander's wife, grapples with an angry mob of college students unwilling to give the Gilead movement a platform at their campus. These boisterous protesters, and others like them, saw democracy in its death throes before everybody else, and knew that by mainstreaming ultra-conservative advocates such as Serena would only expedite the change in political ideologies. To be fair and balanced, the emcee at the liberal college fights for Serena's constitutional right to share her vision of a fascist theocracy that sanctions systemic rape as a higher calling for potential neo-nuns, the fertile women who are designated to be handmaids. Serena, an extrapolated pro-lifer, saddles lesbians with the appellation "gender traitor" without any awareness of the inherent hypocrisy of women like herself subjugating other women to aid men in their devaluation. Color-coded green, as wife to The Commander(Joseph Fiennes) Serena played a part in conceiving the "ceremony" a ritualization of forced. congress for the greater good; an antidote to declining birth rates. Offred(Elizabeth Moss) color-coded red, lies down in Serena's lap, as The Commander, in clinical fashion, impregnates the designated. slave without any objection from neither the handmaid herself, a gender victim, nor the architect, a gender traitor. The commander departs, without any indication of a crime having been committed. Mother and. are left alone. The mother cries, but tears are not enough. It's the price she has to pay for pledging allegiance to Gilead. Being an accessory to the patriarchy isn't what Serena thought it would be. The mother. binary which her policies split in half; she misses it, not realizing at the time that. and love are interconnected. "My loyalty is to the company." Gretchen Carlson(Nicole Kidman) looks at Kayla(Margot Robbie) one of her staffers, as if she stabbed her in the heart with a very sharp knife. The ex- Fox and Friends" co-host, recently demoted to the less-desirable afternoon time-slot, impresses upon Kayla that she can be her mentor, when Bill O'Reilly's people woos the starry-eyed young woman away. This defection should not come as a surprise to Gretchen. Fox News CEO Roger Ailes(John Lithgow) her boss, prevents the formation of a sisterhood by playing women against each other; a competition he created to see which female touches the glass ceiling first. Working for Bill O'Reilly(Kevin Dorff) in Kayla's estimation, gets her closer to Roger, more so than a woman approaching middle-age whose star at the network is in decline. When the cable news network fires Gretchen Carlson, the ousted anchorwoman looks for other women to come forward and help bolster her sexual harassment lawsuit against Ailes. Megyn Kelly(Charlize Theron) to Gretchen's surprise, would lend this potentially career-killing case the credibility it needed by the host of the Fox's top-rated show coming out with her own allegations. The women were virtual strangers to each other. The deafening silence throughout the elevator scene involving Megyn, Gretchen, and Kayla, is the white noise of patriarchal slavery. "Wings" the bonnet that completes a handmaid's regulation uniform, hinders the woman's peripheral vision, in which she sees only what's in front of her. Instead of wings, the female on-air talent have legs, exposed by short skirts, and can relate to each other only as "jezebels" competing for the attention of male bosses, colleagues, and viewership. Gretchen rebels, going on-air without makeup, and emancipates herself from within, and then without Fox, when she gets fired and files her class-action lawsuit against Roger Ailes, her commander, who oversees the meat market. Without wings, Gretchen sees Megyn Kelly for the first time as an ally, instead of foe. Although Jay Roach's "Bombshell" may not be the film about the controversial cable news network the public wants, it'll have to do in the interim. The filmmaker only half-addresses the elephant in the room, and the zookeepers who defend this mammal from beltway poachers. "Bombshell" is about a cable news network whose frat house environment desensitizes its executives to the misogyny that our future president displayed so often on the campaign trail. He's one of us, they thought. They couldn't see the forest for the trees. The ladies get out on the same floor, the second floor; Roger's lair. They disperse in three different directions, predictably, since they're not friends, or even on speaking terms. Faye(Holland Taylor) Roger's administrative assistant, first deals with Gretchen, who bemoans about the time that passed since their last lunch date. This pleasantry lingers in the dead office air for a sister-in-arms-like response, but the amiable utterance dies, turning into ghost words by the time it reaches the pasted-on smile of a real-life gender traitor. Faye doesn't have to say: My loyalty is to the company, like Kayla, especially when Gretchen sees her former staffer going into Roger's office. The grey-haired secretary not only enables the Fox CEO, she scouts potential "talent" for her septuagenarian boss with the walker to sexually harass. "Doesn't it ever stop? Gretchen asks, before she makes her exit. A chance meeting brought the aspiring television personality to Faye's attention. She sized Kayla up, and was deemed pretty enough for a private meeting with her boss. Like Roz(Elizabeth Wilson) Mr. Hart's "eyes and ears" in Colin Higgins' 9 to 5" Roger Ailes' own eyes and ears, who is old enough to be Kayla's mother, prefers being close to corporeal power over female power, which falls on the side of abstractness at a place where women are regularly objectified on- and off-camera without any consequences. Roz is out of the game. She could care less if Mr. Hart(Dabney Coleman) and Doralee(Dolly Parton) are having an extramarital affair. Being a topical, but ultimately, routine comedy, the 1980 film about secretaries in revolt(Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, and the aforementioned Parton) who orchestrate their male chauvinist boss' removal from his seat of power, lacks the gravitas to label the cartoonish toadie as a bonafide gender traitor. Faye, on the other hand, is evil; she knows what her boss puts these women through behind closed doors. Like the commanders' wives in "The Handmaid's Tale" the audience wonders how a woman would allow herself to be complicit in a systemic operation so diabolical. "Compliance" directed by Craig Zobel, is a 2012 thriller based on a real-life incident, in which a middle-age female restaurant manager, under the spell of a male authority figure; a bank manager impersonating a cop on the phone, conducts an illegal strip-search of her employee, a nubile. Serena, in "The Handmaid's Tale" resents June(Offred's real name) because of her baby-making capabilities. The institutionalization of rape that the denizens of Gilead practice can be read as state-sanctioned revenge exacted by the menopausal over the menopausing. Cruelty is the point. Sandra Frum(Ann Dowd. the manager of a franchised fast-food joint, wants to be one of the girls, but gets laughed at by Becky(Dreama Walker) an actual girl, who thinks her boss is out of earshot after the older woman overshares about her love-life. This humiliation, although not explicitly addressed, arguably, plays a part when the voice on the other end of the line urges Sandra to be his surrogate, a dirty cop. Since Becky rejects the restaurant manager as one of the girls, Sandra becomes one of the guys instead, chatting amiably with "Officer Daniels" Pat Healy) the fake policeman, soaking in his praise for a job well-done. Faye, similarly, because she is a woman of a certain age working at Fox News, where youth and beauty are hot commodities in such a highly-sexualized workplace atmosphere, the old-timer can't help but feel a little resentful towards the long-legged beauties that march through the organization's doors and inevitably co-opts her boss' anti-feminist ideology. Faye knows that Roger's casting couch is still fully operational. The cable news network needs a mother figure, not a stepmother type who puts women in harm's way; a stepmother is less likely to care about the victimization of somebody like Kayla, and her ilk. Cynical and ironically misogynistic, Ailes' enabler is something akin to a cultist; a true believer in the wrongheaded notion that all high-profile hirings are transactional affairs. "Bombshell" however, sends the audience a mixed message, suggestive of Faye being a starmaker instead of a madam. Sure, the filmmaker defends Gretchen Carlson and Megyn Kelly, but Kayla, a nobody, reinforces a stereotype about successful women in the entertainment/news industry when she excitedly tells Jess(Kate McKinnon) about an upcoming screen test for "Fox Business" inspiring her cubicle mate to remark on the seemingly untouched woman's "Anchorwoman Barbie" outfit. Later on, presumably, after Kayla doesn't land her dream job, she calls Jess and recounts in graphic detail the sleazy encounter with Roger, causing the closeted lesbian to widen her eyes, symbolic of the audience's eyes, because we're all wondering the same thing: What if 'Fox Business' hired her? "The Word" Episode 13 from Season 2 of "The Handmaid's Tale" Emily(Alexis Bledel) stabs Aunt Lydia(Ann Dowd) in the back as part of her escape from Gilead. Lydia, clearly, enjoys the power she holds over the handmaids. Being an unnatural woman holds more currency than being a natural woman. That's not the case for Roger Ailes' administrative assistant or the fast-food restaurant owner, for now. Bombshell beauty. Bombshell box office mojo. YouTube. Sounds like she needs to go to jail for a long time. Her poor hair. Bombshell victoria's secret. Oh can't wait until the film about NBC Matt Lauer comes Left ignores any sexual assaults on the Weinstein. I hope u sue and get millions Bombshell hair salon. Her mom was dressed as hopper from Bugs Life. Bombshell is so brilliant. Overall I gave this film an 8. I felt the story did not have cohesiveness in terms of the drama. I was not satisfied on how the movie develop and let me feeling wanting more. I know is based on real events but it could have been given more spice as it's the title Bombshell seems to portray. The three lead were really great and personally Margot Robbie deserves the accolades more than Charlize Theron. I know Theron plays the main character of the film and it doesn't mean is the best performance. I believe Robbie was fantastic. Bombshell meaning. This was a raw look into the emotions that accompany sexual harassment. The actors did a great job & Theron was excellent as Kelly. Worth it. Bombsheller. What I love about Natasha. What I love about Kylo What i dont get as a non american is why that would be her dream job. These current American talk shows have ran their course now, They have no idea what to talk about anymore. 3:02 Her Young Adult character kicks in. Bombshell richmond va. Bombshell release date. They should give Hillary an all expenses paid trip to GITMO. Let me guess she falls in love finds the true meaning of Christmas and lives happily ever after. Bombshell movie times. Nauseating. And unfortunately, relatable. This movie taught me to never go to the strip club. I love this game. Ellen always makes it interesting!😂. Send her to China. I would never imagine the song There's a zombie on your lawn would go with a movie trailer. Bombshell trailer song. Bombshell charlize theron. OMG I didnt even recognize Charlize. she looked so different with contacts on. Bombshell trailer. Anyone else think he's a ghost or something? Nobody apart from her acknowledges him in the trailer... Hey, NBC. When is your movie coming out about how you covered up for Matt Lauer Its cool of jimmy to share the last question cuz his guest insisted. Bombshell movie trailer. How much is actually true? None... No one: Literally no one: Timothée Chalamet: I am naked Stop coughing jeez. I'm kinda confused on this title. This interview with Megyn Kelly is excellent. She's the first person from the other side who's been able to explain clearly what their problem is. That's a start. Wow, I can't wait to see this. 0.0000001 second in audience: If this isnt a wes Anderson film idk what life even is. Bombshells houston tx. I hope this is true. Bombshell - Das Ende des Schweigens Vorführungen Trailer Besetzung & Stab User-Kritiken Pressekritiken FILMSTARTS-Kritik Bilder VoD Zum Trailer Bewerte: 0. 5 1 1. 5 2 2. 5 3 3. 5 4 4. 5 5 Möchte ich sehen Kritik schreiben Inhaltsangabe & Details FSK ab 12 freigegeben Auf wahren Begebenheiten beruhendes Drama über die amerikanische Journalistin Megyn Kelly (Charlize Theron), die Moderatorin Gretchen Carlson (Nicole Kidman) und die neu hinzugekommene News-Produzentin Kayla Pospisil (Margot Robbie), die allesamt bei Fox News unter Leitung des Gründers Roger Ailes (John Lithgow) arbeiten. Jener nutzt seine Machtposition rigoros aus. Als Carlson ihn wegen jahrelanger sexueller Nötigung zur Rechenschaft ziehen will, melden sich immer mehr Frauen, die unter dem schamlosen Fehlverhalten des Fox-Gründers gelitten haben. Es beginnt eine Schlacht gegen die Herrschaft toxischer und rücksichtsloser Männer, die das Bild des größten Nachrichtensenders der USA prägen. Doch das Aufbegehren gegen Ailes und für Gerechtigkeit fordert neben großen Mut noch viel größere Opfer. Die Karrieren und das Privatleben der Frauen stehen auf dem Spiel. 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